Ep3: Submission Styles

Ep3: Submission Styles

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Our third monthly discussion about the right side of the (consensual) slash: submission, slavery, property and more.

What does submitting mean to us? How do we protect ourselves as we seek? Are there right and wrong ways of doing all this stuff?

Submission Styles

  • Fairy Tale
  • Gift
  • Choice

The discussion focuses on these three submission styles, the benefits and drawbacks of each, and how a healthy power exchange relationship can include all three at different times to create a more powerful whole.

Every FOURTH Wednesday.

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Our third monthly discussion about the right side of the (consensual) slash: submission, slavery, property and more.

What does submitting mean to us? How do we protect ourselves as we seek? Are there right and wrong ways of doing all this stuff?

Submission Styles

  • Fairy Tale
  • Gift
  • Choice

The discussion focuses on these three submission styles, the benefits and drawbacks of each, and how a healthy power exchange relationship can include all three at different times to create a more powerful whole.

Every FOURTH Wednesday.

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