An overlapping abbreviation of Bondage and Discipline (BD), Dominance and Submission (DS), Sadism and Masochism (SM).
Bondage - Tying up or restraining your consenting sexual partner. Usually the restraining is done by the dom (dominant) and the sub (submissive) is the one restrained with handcuffs, rope, leather, scarves, rubber, cling film, chains etc. Sexually arousing for some, as the exchange of power is exciting, and the helplessness of being bound allows some people to really let go and enjoy themselves. Also, having complete control over a willing partner is very arousing.
Discipline - Any activity in which one person trains another person to act or behave in a specified way, often by enforcing rigid codes of conduct or by inflicting punishment - i.e spanking - for failure to behave in the prescribed way.
Dominance - A person in BDSM who dominates a submissive person. Usually the one who disciplines or ties up the submissive person and/or the top (the person who ties up, punishes etc. the submissive person).
Submission - A person in BDSM who submits to a dominant person. A submissive can be a slave and/or the bottom (the person being tied up or whipped, etc.).
Sadism - The tendency to derive pleasure, especially sexual gratification, from inflicting pain, suffering, or humiliation on others.
Masochism - the tendency to derive pleasure, especially sexual gratification, from one's own pain or humiliation.
Bondage - Tying up or restraining your consenting sexual partner. Usually the restraining is done by the dom (dominant) and the sub (submissive) is the one restrained with handcuffs, rope, leather, scarves, rubber, cling film, chains etc. Sexually arousing for some, as the exchange of power is exciting, and the helplessness of being bound allows some people to really let go and enjoy themselves. Also, having complete control over a willing partner is very arousing.
Discipline - Any activity in which one person trains another person to act or behave in a specified way, often by enforcing rigid codes of conduct or by inflicting punishment - i.e spanking - for failure to behave in the prescribed way.
Dominance - A person in BDSM who dominates a submissive person. Usually the one who disciplines or ties up the submissive person and/or the top (the person who ties up, punishes etc. the submissive person).
Submission - A person in BDSM who submits to a dominant person. A submissive can be a slave and/or the bottom (the person being tied up or whipped, etc.).
Sadism - The tendency to derive pleasure, especially sexual gratification, from inflicting pain, suffering, or humiliation on others.
Masochism - the tendency to derive pleasure, especially sexual gratification, from one's own pain or humiliation.
"I like BDSM."
by Magic kitty April 25, 2022
An overlapping abbrevation of Bondage and Discipline (BD), Dominance and Submission (DS), Sadism and Masochism (SM).
by Tanos May 14, 2003
by fruutluup January 30, 2021
With all this talk about 50 shades of greys... yeah, I agree... I'm totally in to BDSM as well!!! (Bored and Deprived Soccer Moms)
by cdn_kev February 21, 2015
About Bees. Probably something Castiel from Supernatural would say:
B - bees
D - do
S - so
M - much (for the environment)
B - bees
D - do
S - so
M - much (for the environment)
by CarryOnMyWaywardShips July 18, 2019
A physical, psychological and usually sexual power-role-play with consensual participants.
American Acronym: Bondage, Discipline, Domination, Submission, Sadism & Masochism.
Etyminology: American websites in the 1990's.
American Acronym: Bondage, Discipline, Domination, Submission, Sadism & Masochism.
Etyminology: American websites in the 1990's.
- Being tied to your bed during intercourse is a BDSM activity.
- The participant used the codeword and the BDSM practitioners stopped immediately.
- Fetishism, Sadomasochism and BDSM is no longer considered a mental illness by the health-departments in Scandinavia.
- The participant used the codeword and the BDSM practitioners stopped immediately.
- Fetishism, Sadomasochism and BDSM is no longer considered a mental illness by the health-departments in Scandinavia.
by merov June 28, 2011
by =12 October 1, 2018