SexyBossyBBW
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ORIGINAL: SLAVEBOY32 I was wondering how common this was. Do any Dommes who are in relationships with subs that are more then casual, ever punish the subs for vanilla actions? Something that has NOTHING to do with the D/s lifestlye/being a sub...yet he still gets punished in a D/s fashion. Hello Slaveboy32, this is why I kind of miss those days of putting names on boxes, to kind of have an idea, what is inside the box. You call self, a slaveboy, but you mean, do with me what you will in the bedroom. When I read slaveboy, I start thinking, ooh, someone who will get to know me simply as a lady he's interested in. Than, if he trusts my judgement, and enters into a relationship with me, where I don't have to tell him twice, this is what I like and expect, or you must behave this particular way, and be obedient [at all times]. Not too much trial, and error; you are simply going to do your best, to be obedient and enthusiastically so, while with me. To me, a bedroom submissive, is a gentleman, who hopes to find an exciting girlfriend (Vanilla). I have nothing against anyone's definition of self; we just have to explain exactly what we mean, when we communicate. M quote:
twicehappy Between the watered down bdsm thread and the different ways of expressing WIITWD thread a lot has been said about the possibility or desirability of agreeing as a group on set(within reason) standard definitions of some of the titles or labels if you will that we use. So in the interest of finding out if we can agree on definitions i am asking everyone who cares to add to this to give their definition of certain terms. After a week or so i will add up the ones that are similar and see how it came out then post the ones who were the most repeated or agreed with. If your vote is "labels or definitions are what they mean to you " this will be counted as a non vote. This is an experiment to see what the general consensus is. Here are the terms; Bottom, top, sadist, masochist, Dom/Domme, Master/Mistress, switch, submissive, slave, (Yes I define a submissive and a slave and a Dom/Domme and a Master/Mistress as separate entities) (Now give me a moment to don my flame retardant suit and bullet proof vest.) Here are my definitions of these words. Top; one who controls the scene for play only. Bottom; one who submits during the scene only Sadist; one who enjoys inflicting pain Masochist; one who enjoys receiving pain Dom/Domme; the one who dominates, the one who is in control of, is responsible for, gives orders and direction to the sub/slave. This is something they are, a personality type, not just something they do only in the bedroom. A Dom/Domme is what they are whether or not they currently own a sub or slave. Master/Mistress, is one who is dom/domme and currently owns a submissive or a slave. It is a title bestowed on them by virtue of such ownership. It also goes much deeper than the Dom/Domme relationship on the spiritual, emotional and physical levels in regards to the depths of the power exchange and the responsibilities involved. Switch; one who can either top or bottom during play or a scene. Submissive; one who yields power or control to the dominant on a limited basis both during day to day life and during scening or playing. Or one whose nature is submissive, one may be a submissive whether or not they currently are submitting to a dominant, it is what they naturally are. Slave; one who yields control of all aspects of their existence to the dominant within the limits agreed upon prior to being collared (these are generally agreed upon moral limits, not to be confused with" I get it my way or I leave or Sam type behaviors). One who is considered to be owned by another as their sole property. One whose submission to their owner/s is total, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in and out of any scenes or play. Not the final word, but something to maybe consider. M
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