It’s possible to enjoy your kinks in a way that not only makes you a gentleman but makes you more desirable to women.
Everyone has their own kinks, fetishes, fantasies, and desires. The degree in which you push these is the main thing that separates the freaks from the vanilla. The first step in all of this is to accept the kinks you have and begin to be honest and mature about them. If you are unable to have an open discussion about your fetishes, it’s almost certain you are not capable of exploring them safely.
I use the terms kink and fetish often in this article, and figure I should take a second to explain the subtle difference in the terms. A fetish is an abnormal desire (and that doesn’t have to be sexual). Fetish is always specific, while kink in general. Your kink encompasses all of your fetishes, but not the other way around. At the same time, a single fetish can be referred to as a kink.
While kink can come in any form or function, the vast majority of all kinks will either be something you do to someone else or something someone else does to you. Almost all of these scenarios involve a form of power play: someone is in control of the scene, making choices, and ensuring results.
This article is about being a Dom. A Dominant, also known as a Top, is always in control. Make no mistake, being a Dom is a lot of work and responsibility.
Why would any woman want to submit?
When examined on their own, a lot of the specific elements of kink are wrong, offensive, degrading, and/or humiliating. It’s common for people to question the motives and reasons behind doing these things, and these challenges should be encouraged. If you can’t explain why what you are doing is right, and rooted in respect, then you have no business doing these things in the first place.
The concept behind a power-exchange relationship is based on respect and the earnest desire to be a positive, healthy, mate. Pain, degradation, and humiliation are all tools used for emotional manipulation. When and how you use these tools depends on the reaction and result you intend from your sub.
A true Dom will degrade a sub because he respects them. A Dom sadist will hurt a sub because he loves them. At no point is it about anger, hate, or disgust.
By taking control, you are taking responsibility for the quality of the sex you are having. It is entirely on you for her to have a good time. If you are good at what you do, taking on this burden frees her up to do nothing more than experience and enjoy. She can entirely shut off her brain, and submit.
The truth of submission is in her submitting to herself, letting her need for control go and becoming entirely free. This amount of trust is not something to take lightly, if it scares you you should consider doing kinky things with your partner, but not going as far as to think of yourself as a Dom.
The power paradox
The fundamental concept around a Dominant & submissive relationship (D/s) is that the dominant is in control. They make the choices, they give the orders, and they deliver the punishments when appropriate.
The paradox is that even in the most extreme D/s relationships, the sub has the ultimate power. It is always up to her what is unacceptable, she always has the final say as to what you can or cannot do with or to her. The only choice a sub has to make in a full power exchange relationship is continuing to choose to give away her control and power. Make no mistake, no matter what the dynamics of your relationship this ultimate control must always be willfully given.
Mistakes are unacceptable
As a Dom, it is your job to be confidently in control of the situation at all times. You need to adopt the ideology that mistakes are unacceptable. This seems a contradiction, as no one ever intends to make a mistake, but somethings should not be done in practice until you are confident you can accomplish them with skill and precision. For example, you do not learn how to land an airplane through trial and error.
The job of a good Dom is to be pushing the limits and boundaries of his sub, without ever going too far and breaking them. You want to push them as hard as you can, with them yearning to come back and see you again when you are finished. If they don’t want to come back, you did not do your job well.
Just about every aspect of D/s and kink is dangerous, either physically or mentally. Just because you see something hot in a video doesn’t mean it’s a good idea to pull it out in the middle of a scene. The best way to ensure you don’t make any mistakes is to have an honest and open line of communication with your sub, long before playtime ever starts.
Honesty is not optional
When I say honestly, I don’t mean you don’t tell any big lies, I mean brutal, stark, brazen honesty.
You need to be honest with yourself: You need to know who you are, what you want, what you need, and what you don’t.
You need to be honest with your sub: You need to accurately relay what you want and need from them, and what you are capable of giving to them in return. It is never okay to tell them what you think they want to hear, you need to tell them only the truth, no matter how difficult it may be.
You need to ensure your sub is honest with you: It’s not enough to hear your sub tell you something, and then go on your merry way. You need to be sure what they are telling you is the truth. Breaking a sub’s limits by doing only what they said they wanted will leave them as hurt and broken as if you did what they said they didn’t.
It’s up to you to ensure you are working with accurate information.
I am not trying to say that a sub will lie to you, sure some may, but more often than not the sub will simply be ignorant of their own limits, needs, and desires. This isn’t an insult, it’s often impossible to know how you will react to a situation until you are in it. It’s not their fault, but it is always up to you to get it correct, regardless of what they might believe or have said.
When something does go wrong, it’s on you to handle it like a man. It’s your job to make sure they are calm, safe, and healthy and to discuss what just happened. You need to accept and own up to any of your own faults, and you need to provide boundless support and compassion. You should not expect to continue having fun that night, or possibly longer, depending on what she needs. This is your penance for the mistake, and you are never allowed to forget what is most important in all of this:
Everything is about her
Have no illusions: a Dom man should always be a gentleman first. While it is you making all choices and holding all control, you need to understand that everything you do is for and about her. Every choice you make needs to be the best choice for her, often this requires you to be selfless if you can’t handle that this dynamic is not for you.
For a sub to give away all control and power, they need to trust you and your choices implicitly. To gain this level of trust you need to prove, with every choice you make, that she will be rewarded for putting her trust in you. Everything you do should be done for a reason, and that reason should always be positive for your pet.
Have pride and show no regrets
At the onset of this article, I claimed that your kinks can make you more attractive to women. The key in this is you first have to be a good man, and good at what you do. If you are a Dom you need to be confident you are a good Dom, you need to be proud of who you are and what you can do.
If this is true, you are capable of showing pride and confidence in your ability as a Dom, and through that gain inherit respect as a man and a lover. You should never hide from your perversions, you should always be proud. This doesn’t mean you should advertise it, but when the topic comes up, or the moment is correct to bring it up, you have the ability to ooze confidence along with intrigue and appeal.
Most men are too afraid to talk about sex, at all. By you saying, earnestly, “I am sexually dominant” you have created a line of conversation too appealing to ignore. By having the ability to answer any of her questions (when in doubt, be honest) you will become irresistible to a woman who shares your kinks.
If a woman can describe you as intriguing, exciting, and confident, you are doing very well. Obviously your kink will deter some women, but this shouldn’t bother you. Any woman who is turned off by your honest self is clearly not a fit for you. Be polite, do not attack or offend, and move on.
Final Random Toy Tips
If you start to take your kink seriously, you are going to end up with an assortment of toys, tools, and props. Treat this with respect, and follow these tips:
Know how to use your toys properly, their limits, and all applicable safety measures.
Clean all toys before and after every use.
Keep toys organized and stored properly, like a mechanic’s tools. They are not all thrown into a pile somewhere.
Keep all locks locked (including handcuffs) at all times. This way you will always be sure you have the keys before using the item.
Don’t hide your toys away. If you are proud of what you do, you will have no reason to hide your tools. At the same time, you don’t see a mechanic storing his wrenches on the mantle. Have pride, but don’t flaunt.
A final note: if you are doing anything kinky or even remotely dangerous, be sure to have a safe word. The majority of the kink community uses Yellow (for slow down, ease off) and Red (for stop right now, this is bad).
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5 months ago. Tuesday, July 29, 2025 at 12:11 PM
Give Yourself Completely
I, a humble servant, surrender all control and autonomy to my superior. I acknowledge that my body, mind, and life are theirs to command, and I relinquish all claims to personal agency and decision-making. I will obey every instruction, no matter how trivial or monumental, unless to do so would injure me or another. My superior’s will is my law, and I will not resist or protest their decisions, even if they contradict my own desires or well-being. I understand that my purpose is to serve, and I will submit to their authority in all aspects of my existence.
Introduction
“Total Surrender” is a profound rule within a BDSM dynamic, where the Submissive relinquishes complete control to their Dominant. This rule embodies the essence of submission, allowing the Dominant to assume full authority over the Submissive’s actions, decisions, and body. It is a journey into deep trust, vulnerability, and the exploration of power exchange that heightens the sexual and emotional connection between partners.
Benefits of Total Power Exchange
For the Dominant:
Absolute Control: Fulfills the desire to exert complete dominance.
Enhanced Intimacy: Deepens emotional bonds through trust and vulnerability.
Customization: Allows the Dominant to shape the Submissive’s behavior and experiences.
Sexual Fulfillment: Facilitates exploration of fantasies and kinks without restriction.
Empowerment: Affirms the Dominant’s role and authority within the relationship.
For the Submissive:
Deep Submission: Embraces complete surrender, fulfilling submissive desires.
Trust Building: Strengthens trust by relying entirely on the Dominant’s guidance.
Freedom from Responsibility: Releases the burden of decision-making.
Exploration: Opens avenues to discover new pleasures and limits.
Emotional Connection: Intensifies the bond through vulnerability and reliance.
When to Implement the Total Surrender
Agreed Upon Periods: Implement during specific times, such as weekends or designated days.
Full-Time Dynamics: For those engaged in 24/7 power exchange relationships.
Scenes or Sessions: Apply the rule during BDSM scenes for intense experiences.
Training Phases: Use to deepen the Submissive’s submission during training.
How to Implement the Total Surrender Rule
Communication and Consent:
The Dominant details the scope of control and any specific requirements. Have an extensive discussion about expectations, boundaries, and desires. Obtain explicit, enthusiastic consent from both parties.
Define Limits: Establish hard and soft limits to ensure safety and comfort:
In the intricate dance of BDSM relationships, establishing and respecting limits and boundaries is fundamental to fostering trust, safety, and mutual satisfaction between Dominant and Submissive. Understanding the distinctions between hard and soft limits, and effectively communicating them, ensures that both partners can explore their desires without fear of harm. This comprehensive guide delves into the importance of setting limits, the methods of communication, and the role of safewords in maintaining a healthy BDSM dynamic.
Understanding Limits and Boundaries
Hard Limits:
Hard limits are non-negotiable boundaries that, if crossed, can cause significant social, economic, spiritual, emotional, or physical damage to the Submissive. These are activities or behaviors that one party unequivocally refuses to engage in under any circumstances. Respecting hard limits is paramount, as violating them breaches the foundation of trust and consent essential in BDSM relationships.
Examples of Hard Limits:
Activities that cause severe physical harm.
Trafficking or illegal activities.
Any form of exploitation or abuse.
Actions that deeply conflict with personal or spiritual beliefs.
Things that cause significant distress, such as things that will cause extreme disgust.
Soft Limits:
Soft limits refer to activities that Submissive may not initially enjoy but is willing to explore under specific conditions. These boundaries are flexible and can be gradually pushed to expand comfort zones, provided there is mutual consent and a clear understanding of the process. Soft limits require careful handling, as they involve navigating areas of uncertainty and potential discomfort.
Examples of Soft Limits:
Trying new sensory experiences.
Engaging in role-play scenarios.
Experimenting with different types of restraints.
Communication of Limits and Boundaries
How to Communicate:
Effective communication is the cornerstone of establishing and maintaining limits in BDSM relationships. Both Dominant and Submissive must engage in open, honest, and ongoing dialogues to ensure that each party’s boundaries are clearly understood and respected.
Key Communication Strategies:
Pre-Scene Negotiation: Before engaging in any BDSM activity, discuss interests, limits, safe words, and aftercare needs.
Active Listening: Ensure that both partners actively listen and acknowledge each other’s boundaries without judgment.
Non-Verbal Cues: Pay attention to body language and other non-verbal signals that may indicate discomfort or hesitation.
Written Communication
Benefits of Written Agreements:
Clarity: Reduces ambiguity by clearly outlining what is acceptable and what is not.
Accountability: Holds both partners accountable to the agreed-upon limits.
Review and Revisit: Allows for periodic reviews and updates as the relationship evolves.
Regular Reassessment
Limits and boundaries are not static; they can change as Dominant and Submissive grow and explore new aspects of their BDSM dynamic. Regularly reassessing and revisiting these boundaries ensures that they remain relevant and respected.
How to Reassess Limits:
Schedule regular check-ins to discuss any changes in desires or comfort levels.
Encourage honest feedback and be willing to adjust boundaries as needed.
Address any concerns or issues promptly to maintain a healthy dynamic.
The Role of Safe Words
Safe words are essential tools for maintaining safety and consent in BDSM play. They provide an unequivocal way for the Submissive to communicate their need to pause or stop an activity, ensuring that both partners can navigate their desires without crossing critical boundaries.
Key Points About Safe Words:
Clarity: Safe words must be easily understood and unambiguous.
Consistency: Both partners should remember and respect the agreed-upon safe words at all times.
Immediate Action: Upon hearing a safe word, the Dominant must immediately cease all activities and address the Submissive’s needs.
Dominant’s Responsibilities:
Dominant’s Key Responsibilities:
Respect Hard Limits: Never engage in activities that cross Submissive’s hard limits.
Gentle Exploration: Carefully and consensually explore soft limits, maintaining open communication throughout.
Continuous Support: Provide emotional and physical support, especially when boundaries are being navigated.
Submissive’s Role
Submissive’s Key Responsibilities:
Clear Communication: Clearly articulate your hard and soft limits to your Dominant.
Honest Feedback: Provide honest feedback during and after scenes to help Dominant understand your needs.
Assert Boundaries: Use safewords or other agreed-upon signals to assert your limits if necessary.
Safety Considerations
Maintaining safety in BDSM relationships goes beyond respecting limits. It involves a comprehensive understanding of risk management, proper use of equipment, and ensuring the physical and emotional well-being of both Dominant and Submissive.
Essential Safety Practices:
Educate Yourself: Learn about the risks and safety measures associated with different BDSM activities.
Use Safe Equipment: Ensure that all tools and implements are safe and appropriate for the intended activities.
Monitor Well-being: Continuously check in with Submissive to ensure their comfort and safety during scenes.
Aftercare: Provide appropriate aftercare to help both partners recover emotionally and physically from intense sessions.