BDSM. Practice. Psychology. Art

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Veronica Larsson. BDSM. Practice. Psychology. Art

Introduction

History of occurrence

BDSM Community

Attributes and participants slang

Practice

Safety precautions

Results BDSM Practitioner

BDSM from the point of view of psychology

BDSM-prostitution

BDSM in art

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In this book you are waiting for: the history of the emergence of BDSM, paraphernalia and slang participants, BDSM-community, BDSM practice, safety technology, BDSM from the point of view of psychology, BDSM in art.

In particular, at any time a participant in a session can pronounce a prearranged stop signal (stop word, gesture or motion), which means demanding an unconditional instantaneous termination of all impacts. Some pairs use a more complex signaling system, which also allows the subordinate partner to report the admissibility of a particular type of exposure or force of impact.

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But domination and subordination is manifested more at the psychological level, the erotic exchange of power, and in smaller – at the level of physical action. Not all masochists obey, and not all subordinates like to experience pain. Not all sadists are dominant, and vice versa, not all dominants are sadistic. After some discussions with all interested parties, the national abbreviation BDDSSM was introduced, almost immediately shortened to BDSM. The appearance of the abbreviation is attributed to the early 1990s.

In its modern form, BDSM originated at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries and was the development of rather erotic games with elements of domination-subordination practiced in European brothels than ideas of de Sade and Sacher-Masoch. Further development went on the way of singling out BDSM into a separate type of sexual behavior. In particular, literary works of BDSM-orientation were created.

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