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'''Sub''' (short for '''submissive''') is a term used to connote 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.
  
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Some people enjoy being both sub and [[Dom]].  Such people are termed [[Switch]]es.
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== See also ==
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* [[BDSM Roles]]
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* [[Alpha sub]]
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* [[Advice:Submissives]]
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* [[Bottom (BDSM)|Bottom]]
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* [[Slave]]
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* [[Sub - Personal Experiences]]
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* [[Submissive#Noun|Submissive]]
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* [[Domination and submission]]
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[[Category:BDSM]]

Latest revision as of 04:54, 29 November 2021

Sub (short for submissive) is a term used to connote 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.

[edit] Gender

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

[edit] 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.

[edit] See also

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