Submissive

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==Adjective==
 
==Adjective==
  
''Being'' [[submissive]] is wanting to or being willing to submit to orders or wishes of another.  Showing in inclination in this way.  An overriding desire to be pleasing.  Willingly submitting without resistance to authority.  Being subservient or servile.
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''Being'' [[submissive]] is wanting to or being willing to submit to orders or wishes of another.  Showing an inclination in this way.  An overriding desire to be pleasing.  Willingly submitting without resistance to authority.  Being subservient or servile.
  
 
==Noun==
 
==Noun==
  
In [BDSM]], ''a'' '''submissive''' refers to the person who takes on the submissive role for the duration of a scene or is a submissive partner within a [[power exchange]] relationship.  
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In [[BDSM]], ''a'' '''submissive''' refers to the person who takes on the submissive role for the duration of a scene or is a submissive partner within a [[power exchange]] relationship.  
  
 
This term can be associated with being on the receiving end of bondage, discipline or sadism but need not necessarily be any of these.
 
This term can be associated with being on the receiving end of bondage, discipline or sadism but need not necessarily be any of these.

Revision as of 07:57, 8 April 2005

Adjective

Being submissive is wanting to or being willing to submit to orders or wishes of another. Showing an inclination in this way. An overriding desire to be pleasing. Willingly submitting without resistance to authority. Being subservient or servile.

Noun

In BDSM, a submissive refers to the person who takes on the submissive role for the duration of a scene or is a submissive partner within a power exchange relationship.

This term can be associated with being on the receiving end of bondage, discipline or sadism but need not necessarily be any of these.

The term submissive as a noun is mostly synonymous with sub but some people use it more widely to denote anyone disposed to be submissive and would therefore say that a submissive might be a bottom, a sub or a slave. Not all slaves feel themselves to be submissive, however and not all bottoms are submissive.

Note that it is not uncommon for two partners to switch roles from one encounter to the other, or even during a single encounter, depending on mood and preference. See switch.

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