Submission

The term "submission" describes a group of sexual practices, attitudes, and traditions in which people voluntarily cede control of their bodies to their partners. Although erotic episodes are the primary time for submission, some couples incorporate this practice into their everyday lives. Typically, the partner who assumes the dominant role is called a Dom or Dominant. The sub or submit refers to the lesser or voluntarily subordinate partner.

Although it is one of the fundamental tenets of a D/S relationship, physical contact is not always required. Additionally, some engage in behavioral changes, in which the sub voluntarily alters their way of life to accommodate the demands and expectations of the dominant spouse. The degree of sexual subordination varies widely. Usually, a contract is used to negotiate it. To keep both parties safe, a safe word is frequently decided upon.

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One of the most essential components of a submissive relationship is safety. The BDSM culture encompasses this sexual behavior. Many couples only employ the relational D/s aspect during special sessions or scenes. However, some people choose to engage in D/s play both inside and outside the bedroom. It's also possible that some BDSM couples like humiliating or hurting one other.

Restraining gear and accessories, bondage and discipline, spanking and flogging, vampire gloves, suspension, wax play, strap-on sex, gags, and sexual role play are additional submissive behaviors. One recurring aspect of the D/s relationship is the idea of ownership. Accordingly, the submissive partner may also display possession by donning a collar.

Submission isn't usually a sexual act. The dominant partner makes choices for the sub, in particular D/s couples. Submissives will occasionally additionally perform service-related tasks like cleaning and cooking.