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Domination Education

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Home
Intro Video
BDSM Defined
Safety First
About Master Grant
Guests of Master Grant
Master Grant’s Musings
Master Grant’s Resume
Pillars of BDSM
Educate Yourself
Audio Clips
Train With Master Grant
More
  • Home
  • Intro Video
  • BDSM Defined
  • Safety First
  • About Master Grant
  • Guests of Master Grant
  • Master Grant’s Musings
  • Master Grant’s Resume
  • Pillars of BDSM
  • Educate Yourself
  • Audio Clips
  • Train With Master Grant
  • Home
  • Intro Video
  • BDSM Defined
  • Safety First
  • About Master Grant
  • Guests of Master Grant
  • Master Grant’s Musings
  • Master Grant’s Resume
  • Pillars of BDSM
  • Educate Yourself
  • Audio Clips
  • Train With Master Grant

Safety

Permission

When engaging in a new act or dynamic, ask first  for permission. 

Safe Words

Establish a “Safe Word“ to communicate to your partner that a boundary has been or is close to being crossed.

Both Sub and Dom should have a safe word.


There may be scale to the safe words. For example if someone is enjoying what is happening but it is getting too extreme, a “yellow” or caution word may be used. in other words, “Keep doing what you’re doing, 

Boundaries

Have a clear discussion regarding one’s boundaries and those of their Sub.

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