![]() ![]() People in D/s relationships can also be romantically involved with one another or not, monogamous or not (as in polyamorous or open), and of any gender or sexuality. There is no singular way to be in a D/s relationship. For example, financial domination (findom) doesn’t require any physical contact, just monetary transactions. While the D/s relationship can be physical and/or sexually intimate, physical contact is not necessary for domination and submission, which may be conducted digitally or over the phone as well. What defines a dom sub relationship? Types of dom sub relationships Essentially, the person in the dominant role takes partial or total control over the person in the submissive role. In a Dominant/submissive, aka Dom/sub or simply D/s, relationship, the power dynamic between the participants is the kink. Often equated with sadism and masochism (SM), dominance and submission plays with the concepts of power and control rather than physical sensation. And among the different elements included in the BDSM portmanteau (bondage and discipline, dominance and submission, sadism and masochism), the middle portion (a dom sub relationship) may be the most difficult to understand for those outside the kink community. ![]() When it comes to understanding BDSM, non-practitioners generally equate the kinky lifestyle with the chains, ropes, whips, and handcuffs found in Christian Grey’s “red room of pain” in Fifty Shades of Grey. ![]()
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