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Welcome
to
Femsubmissionsex's
Resource
Page
Welcome out our resources pages...here
within these pages you will find
informative articitles, insights,
thoughts, safety, medical information and
legal informations pertaining to the D/s
life style. Our motto of "Safe, Sane and
Concentual" will be explained in depth for
all to understand and learn from. This is
also a good place for all new and old
submissives alike. We also have a
submissive check list available for you to
fill out and send to your Dom/me,
Master/Mistress.
if you have anything to offer or
suggestion, we are open to all ideas, so
please feel free to e-mail me
stormy_embers.
Thank you for stopping by and hope you
will enjoy all the information we have
here for you.
"The BDSM
Emblem"
What does the BDSM Emblem mean?
The
BDSM Emblem has no "obvious" symbolism
because it was created to be enigmatic. To
the vanilla observer who would be put off
by BDSM, it is merely an attractive piece
of jewelry. Thus, we can wear it freely as
a friendly salute, nod, and wink to other
BDSMers we should happen to pass on the
sidewalks and in the hallways of our daily
lives.
To the insider, however, the Emblem is
full of meaning. The three divisions
represent the various threesomes of
BDSM.
First of all, the three divisions of BDSM
itself: B&D, D&S, and S&M.
Secondly, the three-way creed of BDSM
behavior:
Safe, Sane, and Consensual.
Thirdly, the three divisions of our
community:
Tops, Bottoms, and Switches.
It is this third symbolism that gives
meaning to the holes in each unit. Since
BDSM is at the very least a play style and
at its greatest a love style, the holes
represent the incompleteness of any
individual within the BDSM context.
However "together" and "whole" individuals
may be, there remains a void within them
that can only be filled by a complimentary
other. BDSM cannot be done alone.
The resemblance to a three-way variation
on the Yin-Yang symbol is not accidental.
As the curved outline of Yin and Yang
represent the hazy border between where
one ends and the other begins, so do the
curved borders here represent the
indistinct divisions between B&D,
D&S, and S&M. The metal and
metallic color of the medallion represents
the chains or irons of BDSM
servitude/ownership. The three inner
fields are black, representing a
celebration of the controlled dark side of
BDSM sexuality. The curved lines
themselves can be seen as a stylized
depiction of a lash as it swings, or even
an arm in motion to deliver an erotic
spanking. The all-embracing circle, of
course, represents the overlying unity of
it all and the oneness of a community that
protects its own.
The copyright holder requests that anyone
using this Emblem display this notice:
The BDSM Emblem is copyright 1995 by
Quagmyr, who maintains the copyright in
order to protect the symbol. It is freely
available for all educational and
non-commercial use within the BDSM
community without charge.
Facts
and Information for
Beginners
Facts
and Information about BDSM, D/s
& M/s
Safe,
Sane
& Concentual
Facts
and Information for
Dominants
Facts
and Information for
submissives
Facts
and Information for male
submissives
Facts
and Information for
slaves
Facts
and Information for
Switches
Submissive
Check
List
Medical
Information
Facts
and Information on
Abuse
Safety
Tips
The
Law and
BDSM
Insights and Thoughts
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