In February, we defined consent thusly:
“Consent, literally defined, is permission. In a BDSM setting, consent is the only thing separating sadomasochism from assault.
Consent is required for each and every act in a play session, sex, any touching, a relationship, collaring, setting a relationship dynamic, a change in relationship dynamic…Consent cannot be coerced or forced.
Consent in BDSM is a fluid thing, and can be revoked at any time. This means that at any point during a relationship or play session, a person (dominant, submissive, or switch) is allowed and expected to speak up when their partner delves into an area they’re not comfortable with. …” Read more…
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Waiting with Snowdrops
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