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A small introduction to my current situation.
3 years ago. November 28, 2020 at 4:47 PM

So, the last few weeks has been educational for me, and has shown me that there is a huge difference in being in any kind of BDSM dynamic, and being in an abusive relationship. Please, correct me if I am off on my understanding of the differences.

As I understand it, the biggest difference between the two, is in the intention of the one that is given the power, and how that power is obtained. In a BDSM relationship power is given willingly from the start of the relationship by the submissive, and is designed for the exploration, liberation, fulfillment of the desires of both partners. The submissive goes into the relationship with full knowledge and acceptance of their place and what is expected of them in the relationship willingly. It should be a safe environment for the submissive. Yes, I do understand that there are dynamics where the control is not given at first, even that, is still agreed upon by both the D and the S at the start.

In an abusive relationship, the power is taken, not given (if not at the beginning, then at some point in the relationship). It is about the power that the one who has it can wield over the other, without thought for the other's feelings, or well being. It is about the gratification that the one with the power gets. The submissive in an abusive relationship often times is forced to accept their place in the relationship, by manipulation, or force.

I still have a lot to learn about the BDSM community, and I am excited to learn, and experience it.

Cressida Clytie​(masochist female){Taken} - Hi I hope you're okay? I'm not the one who can answer you as I'm a masochist. But, trust me people here can guide you if you will reach out to the correct people. You will see who those people are. They are approachable and never hesitate to guide people who needs guidance.

I hope you'll be okay. Sending you hugs.
3 years ago
ILCC​(sub gender queer) - Thank you for the advice, and the hugs. :)
3 years ago
YesSirThankYouSir​(sub female){Collared} - Yes, in general in D/s a Dominant is responsible for taking care of their sub. They need to be in touch with their sub's feelings, desires, and needs in order to foster a safe and consensual atmosphere. This isn't a one and done thing, it's ongoing. The sub's responsibility in this is to be honest (but respectful) with their Dom and to follow the rules as agreed upon with love and enthusiasm. My dynamic with my Master could be described as both of us being more attentive of one another than in a vanilla relationship to best serve one another's needs, within the boundaries of our established roles.
3 years ago
ILCC​(sub gender queer) - Thank you for your response YesSirThankYouSir​, you have given me a clearer understanding of the dynamic. I appreciate it.
3 years ago

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