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'''Sub''' (short for '''submissive''') is a term used to conote a person who gives up control and gets satisfaction from aspects of submission which may include serving or being used by a [[Dom]] or dominant person.  '''Sub'''s often are turned on by suspense, vulnerability, and/or giving up responsbility.  They don't dictate the scene except in very general terms.  Such a person could also be a [[masochist]] or [[Bottom (BDSM)|bottom]] but this is not always the case.  
 
'''Sub''' (short for '''submissive''') is a term used to conote a person who gives up control and gets satisfaction from aspects of submission which may include serving or being used by a [[Dom]] or dominant person.  '''Sub'''s often are turned on by suspense, vulnerability, and/or giving up responsbility.  They don't dictate the scene except in very general terms.  Such a person could also be a [[masochist]] or [[Bottom (BDSM)|bottom]] but this is not always the case.  
  
 
The relationship between a sub and their Dom may be very transitory or can be permanent. Some subs are married to their Dom. Long term relationships are known as [[D/s]] (Dominant/submissive) relationships.  
 
The relationship between a sub and their Dom may be very transitory or can be permanent. Some subs are married to their Dom. Long term relationships are known as [[D/s]] (Dominant/submissive) relationships.  
  
==Gender==
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== Gender ==
 
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The term '''sub''' is gender-independent.  To distinguish gender, the terms [[malesub]] and [[femsub]] are common.
 
The term '''sub''' is gender-independent.  To distinguish gender, the terms [[malesub]] and [[femsub]] are common.
  
==Variations==
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== Variations ==
 
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People are clearly entitled to call themselves whatever they want and the term '''sub''' or ''submissive'' is sometimes mixed up with both ''bottom'' and [[slave]]. Indeed, a Bottom or a slave may well be submissive.
 
People are clearly entitled to call themselves whatever they want and the term '''sub''' or ''submissive'' is sometimes mixed up with both ''bottom'' and [[slave]]. Indeed, a Bottom or a slave may well be submissive.
  
 
Some people enjoy being both sub and [[Dom]].  Such people are termed [[Switch]]es.
 
Some people enjoy being both sub and [[Dom]].  Such people are termed [[Switch]]es.
  
==Personal Experiences==
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== See also ==
 
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See [[Sub - Personal Experiences]]
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==See Also==
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* [[BDSM Roles]]
 
* [[BDSM Roles]]
 
* [[Alpha sub]]
 
* [[Alpha sub]]
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* [[Bottom (BDSM)|Bottom]]
 
* [[Bottom (BDSM)|Bottom]]
 
* [[Slave]]
 
* [[Slave]]
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* [[Sub - Personal Experiences]]
 
* [[Submissive#Noun|Submissive]]
 
* [[Submissive#Noun|Submissive]]
 
* [[Domination and submission]]
 
* [[Domination and submission]]
  
 
[[Category:BDSM]]
 
[[Category:BDSM]]

Revision as of 15:49, 23 May 2016

Sub (short for submissive) is a term used to conote a person who gives up control and gets satisfaction from aspects of submission which may include serving or being used by a Dom or dominant person. Subs often are turned on by suspense, vulnerability, and/or giving up responsbility. They don't dictate the scene except in very general terms. Such a person could also be a masochist or bottom but this is not always the case.

The relationship between a sub and their Dom may be very transitory or can be permanent. Some subs are married to their Dom. Long term relationships are known as D/s (Dominant/submissive) relationships.

Gender

The term sub is gender-independent. To distinguish gender, the terms malesub and femsub are common.

Variations

People are clearly entitled to call themselves whatever they want and the term sub or submissive is sometimes mixed up with both bottom and slave. Indeed, a Bottom or a slave may well be submissive.

Some people enjoy being both sub and Dom. Such people are termed Switches.

See also

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