abbey_kyle
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- Nov 17, 2002
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OK, newbie here so please be gentle (well, not too gentle!)
I am just learning the language of the BDSM community. Language play is very important to me, more so than scene setting or attire. While I consider myself a sub, I am not sure I am comfortable with the labels of "Master" and "slave." Is this something I should adjust to? I am not sure if there is a strict protocol within BDSM and really not certain that I should ignore or omit things, such as the nomenclature. As I am beginning to look for a Dom/Domme, would I be expected to follow the titles or lables of the community?
It seems that a couple should alter variables to their needs but I don't want to nonconform in a way that would push me outside the norm (yes, I know: define norm)--I feel I just found a place for myself when I came here and certainly don't want to go back to that searching.
So what is proper etiquette? Is there a do's and don'ts that I should be aware of?
abbey
I am just learning the language of the BDSM community. Language play is very important to me, more so than scene setting or attire. While I consider myself a sub, I am not sure I am comfortable with the labels of "Master" and "slave." Is this something I should adjust to? I am not sure if there is a strict protocol within BDSM and really not certain that I should ignore or omit things, such as the nomenclature. As I am beginning to look for a Dom/Domme, would I be expected to follow the titles or lables of the community?
It seems that a couple should alter variables to their needs but I don't want to nonconform in a way that would push me outside the norm (yes, I know: define norm)--I feel I just found a place for myself when I came here and certainly don't want to go back to that searching.
So what is proper etiquette? Is there a do's and don'ts that I should be aware of?
abbey