Jon Jacobs
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'''Jon Jacobs''' (1945-2004) was an influential freelance writer who helped develop and define the various threads of behaviour that are today collectively known as [[BDSM]]. | '''Jon Jacobs''' (1945-2004) was an influential freelance writer who helped develop and define the various threads of behaviour that are today collectively known as [[BDSM]]. | ||
| − | He co-authored (with [[Gloria G. Brame]] and William D. Brame) the book ''Different Loving: An Exploration of the World of Sexual Dominance and Submission'' (published by Villard Books, New York, 1993. ISBN 0-679-40873-8). The book is self-described as a "breakthrough in sexual literature" and is one of the few books written by a BDSM "practitioner" that is commonly quoted by professionals and others | + | He co-authored (with [[Gloria G. Brame]] and William D. Brame) the book ''Different Loving: An Exploration of the World of Sexual Dominance and Submission'' (published by Villard Books, New York, 1993. ISBN 0-679-40873-8). The book is self-described as a "breakthrough in sexual literature" and is one of the few books written by a BDSM "practitioner" that is commonly quoted by professionals and others outside the [[lifestyle]]. |
Jacobs was often derisive of the softer side of BDSM and was much more interested in the relationship dynamics of [[Total Power Exchange]]. In a speech in 1996 he said: | Jacobs was often derisive of the softer side of BDSM and was much more interested in the relationship dynamics of [[Total Power Exchange]]. In a speech in 1996 he said: | ||
:When you "submit" to or "dominate" someone in a situation where [[safe word]]s are used and when limitations are negotiated, you are not actually submitting or dominating at all - you are playing at it. | :When you "submit" to or "dominate" someone in a situation where [[safe word]]s are used and when limitations are negotiated, you are not actually submitting or dominating at all - you are playing at it. | ||
| − | ==External | + | == External links == |
*[http://www.enslavement.org.uk/weblog/7569/ Biography] by [[User:Tanos|Tanos]] | *[http://www.enslavement.org.uk/weblog/7569/ Biography] by [[User:Tanos|Tanos]] | ||
*[http://www.cuffs.com/stories/discTexts/jonjacobs.htm "Defining The BDSM Life Style: The Essential Prerequisite"] - text of a speech by Jon Jacobs and his [[slave]], Polly Peachum | *[http://www.cuffs.com/stories/discTexts/jonjacobs.htm "Defining The BDSM Life Style: The Essential Prerequisite"] - text of a speech by Jon Jacobs and his [[slave]], Polly Peachum | ||
| − | ==See | + | == See also == |
| − | *[[Total Power Exchange]] | + | * [[BDSM]] |
| − | *[[Domination and submission]] | + | * [[Total Power Exchange]] |
| + | * [[Domination and submission]] | ||
| − | [[Category:History]] | + | [[Category:History|Jacobs, Jon]] |
[[Category:People|Jacobs, Jon]] | [[Category:People|Jacobs, Jon]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:50, 31 January 2014
Jon Jacobs (1945-2004) was an influential freelance writer who helped develop and define the various threads of behaviour that are today collectively known as BDSM.
He co-authored (with Gloria G. Brame and William D. Brame) the book Different Loving: An Exploration of the World of Sexual Dominance and Submission (published by Villard Books, New York, 1993. ISBN 0-679-40873-8). The book is self-described as a "breakthrough in sexual literature" and is one of the few books written by a BDSM "practitioner" that is commonly quoted by professionals and others outside the lifestyle.
Jacobs was often derisive of the softer side of BDSM and was much more interested in the relationship dynamics of Total Power Exchange. In a speech in 1996 he said:
- When you "submit" to or "dominate" someone in a situation where safe words are used and when limitations are negotiated, you are not actually submitting or dominating at all - you are playing at it.
[edit] External links
- Biography by Tanos
- "Defining The BDSM Life Style: The Essential Prerequisite" - text of a speech by Jon Jacobs and his slave, Polly Peachum
