Thinking of Your D/s Relationship as a Team
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Pardon the missed episode last week and our fuzzy brains this week. It took us a while to find the words we wanted for this one, but the basic idea is this…D/s isn’t just about what you do for each other or what you get as a submissive or a Dominant. It’s also about what you do as a team or a single unit.
In this episode:
- We were sick last week so there was no episode on November 9
- Enter to win our giveaway with Lodbrock!
- We’ll be at the Woodshed in Orlando on December 1 — if you’re local to the area, come see us!
- We’ve had to rely on each other a lot in the last few weeks.
- D/s isn’t just about what a submissive does for their Dom or what a Dom does to their submissive. It’s about what you create and build together.
Links from the show:
November 2018 Giveaway — Enter now!
Woodshed Shopping Extravaganza — details for December 1 event
Equality and Balance in D/s Relationships (podcast episode)
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Hi,
I’m a first time listener, and found your talk fascinating, and quite thought provoking. I already know I’m a pleaser, and it’s made me think about how I should perhaps think about doing what’s right for me, and for us together, as much as what I can do for my wife and sub.
I’m also quite interested in how this might be applied to a polycule. My wife has a boyfriend, and sometimes feels caught between doing what keeps him happy and what keeps me happy. I’ve said she shouldn’t be stuck in the middle as the anxiety can become quite big.
So being in a polycule could add a layer of complexity to making sure we work as a team, and do what we need to to keep each other happy.
I imagine being in a polycule makes it a lot more difficult simply because there are a lot more moving parts to manage. And it depends on the type of dynamic you have with everyone. But I’ve found that communication is always the first and most important step.