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attempts
at this very difficult subject. Yes, BDSM is a difficult
undertaking as it requires not only deep knowledge but
even deeper caring and ethics. Knowing that your
Dominant is concerned and knowledgeable in, and for
safety, will create a bond of trust. A big step for a
lasting relationship! The section written BY a
submissive is a stroke of genius for the purposes of
providing the submissive POV. Imagine! a book that tries
to teach the Dominant what a submissive sees and feels.
Understanding the submissive mind is a powerful tool for
a Dominant that truly cares.
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Different Loving:
The World of Sexual Dominance and Submission by by Gloria G.
Brame and Jon Jacobs
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Screw the Roses,
Send Me the Thorns: The Romance and Sexual Sorcery of
Sadomasochism by Philip Miller & Molly Devon
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This book
is wonderful for people with all levels of BDSM
knowledge. It's a great way to get you and your partner
on the same page as to what to expect when you play.
This book offers well thought out opinions on, proper
techniques, club etiquette, why we like what we do, and
how to know when you're doing it correctly. Too many of
us try to just "jump in" with little to no information.
That's how people get physically and emotionally hurt.
This book really helps people to have the best BDSM
experience possible, weather it is beginning,
intermediate, or advanced.. It's well written, casual
and humorous too! I personally have recommended this
book to hundreds of couples, and singles, with all
levels of BDSM knowledge in the Washington Metro area
and I know I will continue to do so for many more years
to come.
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Erotic Surrender:
The Sensual Joys of Female Submission by Claudia Varrin
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Most D/s
books are written by men - which is great, for the male
perspective on what it means to be a Dom or to serve
one. Books like "Different Loving" and "The Loving
Dominant" are helpful how-to books on the technicalities
of the lifestyle. This book fills a different need.
Finally, Claudia Varrin provides a female perspective on
what it means to live as a submissive in a D/s
relationship. She writes from a heterosexual
perspective, although her stories come from the heart of
personal experience, and as such, apply universally. As
a former Domme herself, she understands the significance
of embracing a D/s lifestyle from both sides. There's no
question this book will be most helpful for beginners
and women still struggling to embrace the lifestyle.
What i love most about it is her candid warmth of
expression, her ability to make women feel comfortable
in their desires to live a submissive life despite
societal demands and internal conflicts with who we are
supposed to be. Her personal examples and heartfelt
advice are amusing and inspiring. I've read so many
male-oriented, technique-driven books over the past year
that Claudia's book was a welcomed breath of fresh air.
It holds a permanent place on my shelf of favorites.
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SM 101: A Realistic
Introduction by Jay Wiseman
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Midwest
Book Review It goes by many names: bondage and
discipline, dominance and submission, sadomasochism, and
more. In Jay Wiseman's SM 101, the long-taboo subject of
consensual sadomasochism is accurately, insightful
presented in the context of adult human sexuality,
experience and tradition for the interested
non-specialist general reader. SM 101 surveys the entire
spectrum of consensual sadomasochistic practices from
from bondage, to spanking, to erotic role-playing, and
more. Now in an expanded second edition, SM 101 includes
a new chapter on starting and running sadomasochistic
organizations and events for consenting adults. Greenery
Press has an extensive title list in the area of human
sexuality and maintains a site on the World Wide Web
with a complete roster of their publications in various
aspects of human sexuality and practices.
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