One of the most difficult issues of being a submissive or other s-type is having a disagreement with your dominant. Power exchange relationships often include agreements about areas of power where the dominant gets final decision control. Finding yourself at odds with thier decisions in one of these areas can be emotionally taxing for a submissive. Finding a way to express your concerns and disagreements without violating the relationship dynamic is a common challenge for man

Power exchange relationships have many similarities to vanilla relationships. Both require kindness, understanding, communication, and support by and for partners to success in the long term. In most cases, both vanilla and power exchange relationships involve sex between the partners. Both types or relationships require respect, but respect is a bigger deal in power exchange relationships than in vanilla relationships. Power exchange relationships (i.e., Dominant/submissive,

Humiliation is something that most people avoid if at all possible. Many of us have had that moment at work or with friends where something is said about or to us, we cringe, blush and want to shrink into a corner or out of the room. It can be a horrible feeling. Often when we are humiliated we want to avoid the person that brought about the humiliation. Many times, when we are humiliated, we respond with anger. I have had deeply embarrassing things happen at work and in pers

We need to talk about sex education in America. I will not do the topic justice in one post. I would encourage everybody to check out the work by the Guttmacher Institute for more academic work on the subject. In most American high schools and junior high’s, students receive some level of sex education. Like all curriculums across the country, sex ed is highly debated, content is decided by committee, and it is more a political decision then a content decision. In fact, only