U is for Union. I can't help but think about the U.S. being a "more perfect union." Then again, to keep this post off the X-rated charts, I thought that I could bypass the union that occurs in coitus and skip right to the union of partnership.
A collaring ceremony is a big thing in the BDSM community, especially when celebrated among fellow practitioners. The message is obvious that the Dominant has claimed ownership of the Submissive and the Submissive has also entered the commitment of belonging to the Dominant.
A collaring ceremony is a big thing in the BDSM community, especially when celebrated among fellow practitioners. The message is obvious that the Dominant has claimed ownership of the Submissive and the Submissive has also entered the commitment of belonging to the Dominant.
While commitments are negotiable, a collaring ceremony speaks volumes. One may equate such ceremonies to weddings and some even say that these ceremonies are deeper than just marriage.
During a collaring ceremony, the Dominant collars the Submissive and locks the collar around the Submissive's neck. The Dominant is the only one who has the key to unlock the collar from the Submissive's neck. At the right is such a collar that can be used in the private BDSM community. A different kind of collar can look like a necklace to the public vanilla world.
During a collaring ceremony, the Dominant collars the Submissive and locks the collar around the Submissive's neck. The Dominant is the only one who has the key to unlock the collar from the Submissive's neck. At the right is such a collar that can be used in the private BDSM community. A different kind of collar can look like a necklace to the public vanilla world.
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