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What percent of couples practice domestic discipline wife spanking?
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∙ 8y ago
Consentual Adult Activity. In short... this answer is unknown, however, more than what people realise. There are couples who happily partake in consentual adult spanking for fun and roleplay or erotic as well as for discipline where either the male or female may be 'top' or 'bottom' or dom/sub (after all, there is an even a smaller number of men that prefer to be spanked instead of the woman). Both consent. That's what differenciates it from abusive. There may be a fine line, but there is one there nonetheless and each couple have their own limits and rules to this. Domestic Discipline, specifically, relates to a couple who practices discipline within their daily life where a set of rules is determined and followed. The result in breaking a rule leads to punishment such as, but not limited to, spanking. Erotic spankings can be and, in many cases, are enjoyed by these couples, but they are defined by the punishment type of spanking more than the fun type. These people, explaining for those whom do not know, are refered to as "spanko's". They call others not into such as "vanilla's". Done correctly, this can be benefitial in many ways and ultimately bring two likeminded people closer together and happier. The person in charge of domestic discipline is usually the male, but women can and sometimes do take on such a role. This person is commonly referred to as the HOH, S/O, or dominant. The person accepting the discipline can be called a bottom, submissive, or s/o. If one person is not into such activities, most importantly, the sub, then perhaps it is best to search safely online or at spanking parties and munches (type in the search button for such and you'll find those that are held regular). Look up groups on Yahoo for example, and you will find among spanking groups, domestic discipline groups. Vicky Blues domestic discipline and finding Sara, a blog spot user, have great information on what it really means to bein a domestic discipline relationship.
You can learn more at Domestic Discipline Life Networking Website.
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There were approximately 58,000 couples registered as domestic partners in California in 2011.
Are Nevada state registered domestic partnerships limited to same-sex couples only?
No, opposite-sex couples are also eligible.
What is the aim of Domestic Partnership Bill?
The goal of any domestic partnership bill is to provide to unmarried couples some (or perhaps all) of the benefits and responsibilities of legal marriage. This is sometimes done by local governments in states where same-sex marriage is not legal. Although domestic partnerships were originally developed to protect same-sex couples, many domestic partnership registries are open to opposite-sex couples as well.
Are Oregon state registered domestic partnerships limited to same-sex couples only?
Yes, only same-sex couples are eligible.
Are Wisconsin state registered domestic partnerships limited to same-sex couples only?
Yes, only same-sex couples are eligible.
Are Maine state registered domestic partnerships limited to same-sex couples only?
No, both same-sex and opposite-sex couples are eligible.
Is it common for couples to spank each other for fun?
Some good natured, playful, harmless spanking (with consent) is quite common in sex and activities associated with sex.
Are domestic partnerships legal in Arkansas?
Although the state of Arkansas does not offer a domestic partnership registry, the City of Eureka Springs does and it is open to both same-sex and opposite-sex couples.
Can domestic partners be discriminated against?
Yes and they frequently are. Domestic partners, which may be of either same or mixed genders, are often treated differently than legally married couples, particularly in the legal context. Right off the bat, there is an entirely different set of vocabulary words that are used in connection with their relationship. If they are registered, then they often are granted only a subset of legal rights and benefits of marriage. Although opposite-sex couples have consciously chosen not to marry, same-sex couples might have settled for domestic partnership because it was the only option available. If your question is whether it is legal to discriminate against domestic partners (i.e., treating them differently than legally married couples), then the answer in many jurisdictions is yes. In many states, the law itself draws a distinction between married couples and domestic partners. In some places, such as California, Oregon, Nevada and, for the time being, Washington state, state-registered domestic partners are entitled to be treated the same as legally married couples.
Does Virginia recognize domestic partnerships or civil unions for same sex couples?
No, as of August, 2014, Virginia does not recognize civil unions or domestic partnerships of any kind.
