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Today’s Letter is “D”
Dental Dams – are most commonly just a latex barrier used for cunnilingus (pussy-licking) or anilingus (ass-licking) to prevent the transmission of disease.
Deviant – is the name for someone who diverges from the accepted standards, usually of sexual morality, is called a ‘deviant’.
Discipline – in the bdsm context means training your submissive to obey rules or a code of behaviour, using punishment to correct disobedience.
Dominance – is the exercise of power or influence over others. It can simply be role-play, where one partner is consensually empowered to ‘dominate’ while the other adopts the part of the submissive for the limited purpose of sexual games, or it can reflect deep-seated personality traits which influence life-style choices. Although the words ‘Dominant’ and its contraction, ‘Dom’ can refer to either gender they are most commonly reserved for men while a female dominant would be called a ‘Domme’, ‘Domina’, or ‘Dominatrix’. A person who enjoys playing both roles is called a ‘switch’
Dominant – (or Dom) can, stricctly speaking, be used in a bdsm context for either gender to describe a person who enjoys exercising power and control over others, however these words are usually reserved for males while their female equivalent is usually called ‘domme’, ‘domina’ or ‘dominatrix’.
Dominatrix – (or Domme or Domina) are the terms most often used in a bdsm context to describe a female who enjoys exercising power and control over others
D/s – is the abbreviation for domination and submission and is often spelled like this, with a capital (dominant) ‘D’ and a lower case (submissive) ‘s’. You will commonly find the same convention used in BDSM internet chat-rooms, where the Doms nick-names will start with an upper case letter and the submissives will use the lower case. In those circumstances it does no particular harm and its just a handy way of knowing people’s preferences.
D/s’ Relationship – describes an ongoing relationship where each partner has a recognised role, one being dominant while the other is submissive. This structured way of relating to each other can apply either just in their sex-life or more pervasively to some or all other aspects of their daily life-style.
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