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S and M
Sadomasochism. When sexual gratification is recieved by inflicting and/or enduring painful activites, this does not have to be exclusively during intercourse. Whips and chains are often considered S&M paraphenalia, as well as bondage collars, spiked jewelry, etc.
May also stand for slave and master.
See also BDSM, bondage, S&M
May also stand for slave and master.
See also BDSM, bondage, S&M
S and M by The Pessimist April 18, 2006
S and M
-Sadists and Massacists- Leather, whips, chains. Think about people who get turned on by being beaten to within an inch of their lives. It's surprising to see this definition undefined, I would have assumed Urbandictionary junkies to be major S and M freaks. Note- Not all S and M is sexually, some people get the pleasure out of just being bound or hit.
S and M
S and M by Snazzalicious October 1, 2005
S and M
The use of mild violence eg whipping, spanking, scratching; to achieve (sexual) pleasure in giver or receiver. Can be practiced during sex, or alternatively without sexual relations occuring.
S and M by mimiferrari February 25, 2007
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