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• Scene
  A scene is a [[BDSM]] [[:Category:Disciplines|activity]] or encounter involving one ...ties which regulates how the onlookers may interact with the people in the scene.
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• BDSM FAQ
  ...roundings, but it is often an extremely rewarding journey to know what the scene will provide. ...come more comfortable with some of the more common everyday aspects of the scene.
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• Category:Humiliation
  ...ise might appear to be [[paraphilia]]. Humiliation can also be for a set [[scene]] or as an ongoing facet of a [[relationship]]. For some people, activities such as name-calling are a way of achieving ego reduction or getting over sexual inhibit
  3 members (0 subcategories, 0 files) - 02:09, 21 May 2014
• Submissive
  ...ominant]] either [[24/7|all the time]] or for the duration of a [[BDSM]] [[Scene]], not to be confused with [[Bottom]] or [[Slave]].
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• SM
  Always be sure to [[negotiate]] before entering a [[scene]].
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• TPE
  TPE can exist for a [[scene]] or as part of a [[24/7| lifestyle]].
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• Knife play
  * Discuss if the [[scene]] is intended to incorporate advanced fusion techniques such as [[bondage]] * Do not close or sheath knives during a scene once they are used, disinfect them first. Be sure to store them out of the
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• Talk:BDSM FAQ
  *My bottom didn't negotiate sex with me before the scene because that was kind of an uncomfortable topic, but when we started playin *How do I negotiate a scene?
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• Category:Impact Play
  Be Sure follow [[Scene#Scene_Preparation_Checklist| proper format]]. Be aware of what effects impact play will have during a [[scene]] by knowing the [[Sub_Space#Levels_of_Head_Space| levels of head space]] a
  6 members (1 subcategory, 0 files) - 07:45, 11 February 2015
• Negotiation
  Negotiation is the process by which people plan an activity, commonly a [[Scene]] or [[:Category:Relationships|relationship]], and involves deciding what w ...n be used by [[d-types]] as well as they also take on risk when entering a scene. In these events there are several tools that you can use to help better ne
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• Talk:Wiki Help
  ...rnal information we can add here, such as related to his reputation in the scene and associated controversies. -- Wulfrath 07:55, 10 March 2014 (UTC) ...n we get there, that was just the first name I came up with and I needed a name to put there.--[[User:Admin|Admin]] ([[User talk:Admin|talk]]) 15:55, 10 Ma
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• Category:Power Exchange
  *can be applied to individual [[scene| scenes]] or may govern the entire way of those involved relating to one an
  33 members (7 subcategories, 0 files) - 15:36, 13 September 2014
• Category:Electrical Play
  ...ectricity is also known for it's lethality factor as in the context of a [[scene]] as a person cannot act quickly enough to respond to a life threatening em
  3 members (1 subcategory, 0 files) - 20:09, 5 July 2014
• Safeword
  ...he [[scene]]. Safewords are agreed on by all participants before playing a scene as a part of [[negotiations]]. Many organised BDSM groups have standard saf ...aning it, and yet still have a way of indicating a serious desire that the scene stops. Further, using a safeword can help from avoiding to disrupt the con
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• Scene
  A scene is a [[BDSM]] [[:Category:Disciplines|activity]] or encounter involving one ...ties which regulates how the onlookers may interact with the people in the scene.
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• Red Flag
  ...[[assertive speech]] during [[negotiations]] and conversations following a scene.
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• Aftercare
  ...he attention given to a partner (usually the [[bottom]]) at the end of a [[Scene]]. Aftercare often includes the [[Top]] utilizing various pampering techniq ...d space and physical well being of the bottom before, during and after the scene.  Be sure to set any boundaries or requirements of aftercare on both s
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• DM
  Unlike most individuals, dungeon monitors have the privilege to interrupt a [[scene]] (for safety purposes) as well as other liberties, though the specifics an ** When and how to interrupt a scene as well as who to notify if there is a persistent problem.
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• BDSM 101
  *[[Scene]]
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• Bottom
  ...It is further important to note that a [[D-type]] may also bottom for a [[Scene]], an example might be a Master bottoming for a massage from their slave. ...equires a special skill set to generally indulge in making the top for the scene look amazingly skilled, refined, and talented, the parameters of which will
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• Top
  ..." (contrast with [[bottom]] - person receiving the action) in a [[BDSM]] [[scene]]. ...Top is the submissive (following the direction of the Dom who controls the scene) and the bottom is the Dom (receiving the sensations given of the top). Th
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