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A Beginner’s Guide to Sexual Submission
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Notice Age-restricted video (based on Community Guidelines) • Comment share if you like this video. • ➥➥➥ SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE VIDEOS ➥➥➥ • • https://bit.ly/2K4ll8P • This Video or Channel teaches men and women safe sex to prevent infectious diseases and teaches the right relationship between a man and a woman • A Beginner's Guide to Sexual Submission • What is sexual submission, exactly? • • Mainstream media might have you believe that sexual submission is synonymous with “easily coerced virginal, clumsy writer” or “has no boundaries • But IRL, sexual submission is far more consensual, collaborative, fun, and sexy. • Typically, the “S” in BDSM — submission — takes place within a kinky context when someone takes on a more (or the only) dominant role and someone else takes on a more (or the only) submissive role, explains Ashley Paige, an NYC-based professional Dominatrix and smut maker. • “It’s when there’s a consensual exchange of power,” Paige says. • Wait, is being submissive the same thing as being a bottom? • Nope! There may be some overlap, but “bottom” generally refers to someone who’s physically on the bottom during sex. (Think: the partner on their back during missionary.) • A person may also identify as a bottom to not only describe their sexual preference, usually one who receives penetration, but to indicate their social role and sexual identity. • “There isn’t necessarily a power exchange when someone is on top and someone else is on the bottom,” says Paige. • “Submission is about the giving/receiving of power,” Paige adds. • “Someone who is a submissive can be on top, servicing their partner because they’re skilled at something the Dominant enjoys.” • It isn’t one-size-fits-all • Generally speaking, in the most traditional form of BDSM play, there’s a submissive who consensually “gives up to control” (note the quotations!) to the Dominant. • But considering almost half of the general population has tried some form of BDSM in their lives, it’s safe to say submission doesn’t have one #lewk. • Moments • Medically reviewed by Janet Brito, Ph.D., LCSW, CST on April 24, 2020, New — Written by Gabrielle Kasse • Gabrielle Kassel is a New York-based sex and wellness writer and CrossFit Level 1 Trainer. She’s become a morning person, tested over 200 vibrators, and eaten, drunk, and brushed with charcoal — all in the name of journalism. In her free time, she can be found reading self-help books and romance novels, bench-pressing, or pole dancing. Follow her on Instagram.
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