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Toxic Myths of Dominance and Submission

It is important to identify the toxic myths of Dominance and Submission. This way, you will build a healthy Dom and Sub relationship and make it more satisfactory. Some of the toxic myths of Dominance and Submission are unhealthy, unrealistic and ineffective. Instead of allowing you to enjoy your practice, they might cause conflict with…
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Eric Stanton in Shibari

Eric Stanton was an American Illustrator of cartoons and comics. He was born in 1926 in New York and died in 1999 at 73 years old. Eric studied at the School of Visual Arts and made his debut as an illustrator and comic artist in 1947. The influence of Eric Stanton in Shibari is now…
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Floor Bondage: Unlocking the Grounded Delights of Shibari

Floor bondage is a fascinating aspect of the shibari (Japanese rope bondage) world that often gets overlooked in favor of the more dramatic suspension techniques. However, this grounded style of bondage can be just as thrilling and challenging for both the rigger and the rope bottom. Table of Contents What is Floor Bondage? Navigating the…
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Shibari Scene Roles

The dominance and submission is a negotiated relationship where each person takes a role: these are shibari scene roles. Typically, one is the dominant, the person who is the leader, makes decisions, and drives the force. Complementarily, the other person takes the role of the submissive, the one who obeys. Why they do this, you…
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Dominant and Submissive

When you think about shibari, “dominant” and “submissive” are two of the words that might come to your mind. And it is true: shibari is about domination and submission energy. In that domination, the person tied consents to submit to the experience. In brief, the meaning of dominance and submission is a set of behaviors…
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