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• The term bottom usually refers to the physical aspect one takes as a receiver of any BDSM activity and does not necessarily imply emotional commitment to a dominant partner.  The term submissive usually refers to one who surrenders control of their body and behavior to another person for erotic BDSM play.  However, submissive is often used as a general term.  In the descriptions in this glossary, for the sake of simplicity, the terms bottom and submissive are used as general terms to mean anyone on the receiving end of any BDSM play or activity.  The same applies to the terms top and dominant, in that dominant is used in this glossary as a general term meaning anyone on the giving or striking end of any BDSM activity.

• Also, it should be noted that while the terms BDSM, fetish, kink, bondage, S/M, and S&M have specific meanings, each term is also often used by both the vanilla world and the BDSM world as a broad, general term to describe all that is kinky or to describe the subculture of kink.  Sometimes these terms have the same broad meaning when used in a descriptive context.

• BDSM tools, equipment, furniture, and toys are ever-changing in their descriptions, partly due to the way adult retailers market such items.  Although the definitions given here are as general as possible, it should be noted that the descriptions for certain BDSM devices may vary from person to person.

• All terms beginning with a number are spelled out in alphabetical order on the alphabetical page.  All acronyms and initials are also listed in alphabetical order on the alphabetical page.



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