Male submission

Male submission is a concept in BDSM where the male partner gives up control to the dominant partner. This can take many forms, from traditional role-play scenarios to more psychological forms of control.

Overview

Male submission is a common theme in BDSM, a sexual practice that involves bondage, discipline, dominance, submission, sadism, and masochism. The submissive partner, in this case the male, gives up control to the dominant partner. This can involve physical, psychological, or emotional control.

Forms of Male Submission

There are many forms of male submission, including but not limited to:

• Bondage: The male partner is physically restrained, often with ropes, handcuffs, or other restraints.
• Discipline: The male partner is punished for breaking rules set by the dominant partner.
• Humiliation: The male partner is degraded or embarrassed, often in a sexual context.
• Servitude: The male partner serves the dominant partner, often in a domestic or sexual context.

Psychological Aspects

The psychological aspects of male submission can be complex. Many men find the loss of control to be liberating, allowing them to explore parts of their sexuality they might not otherwise be able to. Others may find the power dynamics involved to be a turn-on.

See Also

• Female submission
• Dominance and submission
• BDSM
• Sexual roleplay

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