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What is the difference between dominant and submissive and sadomasochism?
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∙ 14y ago
Dominance/submission is an element within the practice of sadomasochism.
In a Dom/sub (sometimes written as D/s - BIG "D", little "s") relationship the Dom is the boss (Master) and the sub is submissive. Some relationships are full time almost a Master slave relationship some are for play only. Some have really strict boundaries; others are more casual or only expressed in the bedroom.
Think of sadomasochism as the tree trunk and Dom/sub as one of the branches; it can also have branches of its own and include other elements of a BDSM lifestyle.
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