[ SECRET POST #2937 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2937 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What qualifies as "Light dom/sub"?

[herpymcderp]

Generally "light" vs. "heavy" BDSM tends to differentiate between people who are very into a lifestyle and people who aren't.

Light BDSM will never feature extreme kinks like bloodplay, piercing, ownership/slave play, etc. Usually you can expect that it's just a bit of kinky sex between two partners who are otherwise in a non-D/s relationship.

Re: What qualifies as "Light dom/sub"?

[(Anonymous)]

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IMO like 80% of stuff that's tagged with Light BDSM at least on AO3 could be tagged more accurately (or, I guess, additionally) as Bondage or Dominance specifically. Because that seems to be what it mostly amounts to.

Would that be accurate w/ your experience?

Re: What qualifies as "Light dom/sub"?

[herpymcderp]

Well, the SM side of the BDSM equation has never strictly been a requirement, even for people who consider themselves part of the "lifestyle". It's all due to the fact that S&M is something that's usually an all or nothing kink- most people either really enjoy it or really don't.

But I'm old, see. For me having to tag too specifically for things is just not something I care to do or see in fic because it ruins part of the surprise.