Although discriminatory legislation sometimes likes to let you believe otherwise, there are fundamental differences between erotic power exchange and domestic **** (abuse). Erotic power exchange should always be based on the VICSS-concept. Anything else is abuse.
What is VICSS?
Voluntary: all partners involved in erotic power exchange activity of whatever nature should decide to...
May. 22, 2009 (07:02) | Comments (0)
Allow us to repeat this once more: your (**** officer) initial reflex (this looks like ****, **** or something similar) is NOT the wrong reflex. You have been trained to think like that and for very good reasons. Never ever try and think otherwise. But ........ there is probably no need for immediate action, hence there is time to think.
If you have the possibility (yes we know, this is probably...
May. 22, 2009 (07:00) | Comments (0)
This section of the professional information, deals with the tension between law enforcement and concensual erotic power exchange. It covers four equally important parts. ALL this information can be very important to YOU, enforcer of the law, and can help you to act/be even more professional in your job. This information is based on material, used during workshops at various Dutch **** academies and also contains...
May. 22, 2009 (06:58) | Comments (0)
Media coverage is extremely important when it comes to the image the world has about any group in society. It may even be decisive. And as for any other group, this is true for the erotic power exchange world as well. Since erotic power exchange is attracting more interest in society, it is only logical the phenomena gets...
May. 22, 2009 (06:56) | Comments (0)
**** and an increasing openness in society - influenced by better scientific knowledge and understanding of human **** as well as trends in pop-music, movies, art and literature - are presumed to be the main causes for the increasing interest in erotic power exchange (**** or S&M). It is hard to identify whether there is indeed an increased interest or if increased openness on the subject has...
May. 22, 2009 (06:54) | Comments (0)
or S/M Isn't What It Used to Beby Keith L. Kendrick, R.N., C.H.
In major American cities today small groups of otherwise relatively normal people get together to discuss, and to a lesser extent practice, S/M. But wait a minute-- doesn't S/M mean one person who enjoys deliberately inflicting pain on another person who, for some reason, likes receiving that pain?
The answer certainly is...
May. 22, 2009 (06:45) | Comments (1)
The following books are some, but not all, of those that contain good introductory material regarding ****:
Learning the Ropes by Race Bannon Screw the Roses, Send Me the Thorns by Philip Miller and Molly Devon
May. 22, 2009 (06:42) | Comments (0)
This is a copy of Lady Green and Jay Wiseman's "**** Tip Sheet for Beginners". You can find this and several other informative articles by Mr. Wiseman at his site:Submissive Women Kvetch. He is also the author of SM 101: A Realistic Introduction (Greenery Press:San Francisco,), an excellent book for those interested in ****. Lady Green is the author of The Sexually...
May. 22, 2009 (06:41) | Comments (1)
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