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Primal play in the kink context as getting to a place where the masks civilization can fall away and to allow acting on urges and impulses more directly.

These can be raw, rough sexual feelings, but they could also be joy, silliness, deep feelings of love and intimacy, feelings of deep tenderness, even sadness and grief.

“Primal” doesn’t necessarily have to mean “rough” (though it often may); it’s more a matter of being raw and unfiltered, whatever the feelings present are.

Primal can be a type of play, an identity, or a style of relationship.

Primal tendencies often do not conform to rigorous structures involved with [[protocol]] but often do have a [[d/s]] element which is often established through some for of dominance display.

== [[RACK]] ==

It is important to note that intentionally evoking raw and unfiltered emotions and reactions can sometimes lead to increased safety risks (emotionally and physically) due to loss of self control.

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	Primal tendencies often do not often conform to rigorous structures involved with [[protocol]] but often do have a [[d/s]] element which is often established through some for of dominance display.		Primal tendencies often do not often conform to rigorous structures involved with [[protocol]] but often do have a [[d/s]] element which is often established through some for of dominance display.
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		+	Primal play is sometimes subdivided into preferred roles:
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		+	* Primal Predator: A primal who seeks to hunt and attempt to capture prey.
		+	* Primal Prey: A primal who seeks to be hunted by a predator.

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 These can be raw, rough sexual feelings, but they could also be joy, silliness, deep feelings of love and intimacy, feelings of deep tenderness, even sadness and grief.
 “Primal” doesn’t necessarily have to mean “rough” (though it often may); it’s more a matter of being raw and unfiltered, whatever the feelings present are.
-The term Primal may refer to a type of [[play]], an [[identity]], or a style of [[relationships]].
+The term Primal may refer to a type of [[play]], an [[identity]], or a style of [[relationships]] and further primal play is often synonymous with [[pet play]].
 Primal tendencies often do not often conform to rigorous structures involved with [[protocol]] but often do have a [[d/s]] element which is often established through some for of dominance display.

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 The term Primal may refer to a type of [[play]], an [[identity]], or a style of [[relationships]].
-Primal tendencies often do not conform to rigorous structures involved with [[protocol]] but often do have a [[d/s]] element which is often established through some for of dominance display.
+Primal tendencies often do not often conform to rigorous structures involved with [[protocol]] but often do have a [[d/s]] element which is often established through some for of dominance display.
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-Primal play frequently contains elements of [[rough body play]] and [[fear play]].
 == [[RACK]] ==
 It is important to note that intentionally evoking raw and unfiltered emotions and reactions can sometimes lead to increased safety risks (emotionally and physically) due to loss of self control.  Because of this potential, some may consider primal play to be a form of [[edge play]].
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	It is important to note that intentionally evoking raw and unfiltered emotions and reactions can sometimes lead to increased safety risks (emotionally and physically) due to loss of self control.		It is important to note that intentionally evoking raw and unfiltered emotions and reactions can sometimes lead to increased safety risks (emotionally and physically) due to loss of self control.

−	[[Category:Non-Binary Status Roles]][[Category:Relationships]]	+	[[Category:Non-Binary Status Roles]][[Category:Relationships]][[Category:Psychological Disciplines]]