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In [[BDSM]], a '''scene''' is a complete encounter, which can but need not involve [[sexual activity]] or [[sexual roleplay]]. A scene will vary, depending on the wishes of the participants and can include [[Kink (sexual)|kink]] and [[lifestyle]] elements. |
In [[BDSM]], a '''scene''' is a complete encounter, which can but need not involve [[sexual activity]] or [[sexual roleplay]]. A scene will vary, depending on the wishes of the participants and can include [[Kink (sexual)|kink]] and [[lifestyle]] elements. |
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Image:Bent forward strappado.jpg|[[Strappado bondage|Strappado]] with handcuffs and chains. |
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A scene can take place in private between two or more people, and can involve a domestic arrangement, such as [[servitude (BDSM)|servitude]] or a casual or committed [[lifestyle]] [[Master/slave (BDSM)|master/slave relationship]]. |
A scene can take place in private between two or more people, and can involve a domestic arrangement, such as [[servitude (BDSM)|servitude]] or a casual or committed [[lifestyle]] [[Master/slave (BDSM)|master/slave relationship]]. |
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A scene can take place in a club, where the [[Play (BDSM)|play]] can be viewed by others. When a scene takes place in a public setting, it may be because the participants enjoy being watched by others, or because of the [[bondage equipment|equipment]] available, or because having third parties present adds safety for play partners who have only recently met. |
A scene can take place in a club, where the [[Play (BDSM)|play]] can be viewed by others. When a scene takes place in a public setting, it may be because the participants enjoy being watched by others, or because of the [[bondage equipment|equipment]] available, or because having third parties present adds safety for play partners who have only recently met. |
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==BDSM etiquette== |
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A scene takes place within the general conventions and [[etiquette]] of BDSM, such as requirements for mutual [[Consent (BDSM)|consent]] and agreement as to the [[Limits (BDSM)|limits]] of any BDSM activity. This agreement can be incorporated into a [[Contract (BDSM)|formal contract]]. In addition, most clubs have additional rules which regulate how onlookers may interact with the actual participants in a scene. |
A scene takes place within the general conventions and [[etiquette]] of BDSM, such as requirements for mutual [[Consent (BDSM)|consent]] and agreement as to the [[Limits (BDSM)|limits]] of any BDSM activity. This agreement can be incorporated into a [[Contract (BDSM)|formal contract]]. In addition, most clubs have additional rules which regulate how onlookers may interact with the actual participants in a scene. |
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In BDSM, a scene is a complete encounter, which can but need not involve sexual activity or sexual roleplay. A scene will vary, depending on the wishes of the participants and can include kink and lifestyle elements.
Types
<gallery> File:TwoWomenTiedTogether.png|Two women are tied together File:Mairne in the Basement Bondage.jpg|A subject is chained to the wall Image:Bent forward strappado.jpg|Strappado with handcuffs and chains. <gallery> A scene can take place in private between two or more people, and can involve a domestic arrangement, such as servitude or a casual or committed lifestyle master/slave relationship.
A scene can take place in a club, where the play can be viewed by others. When a scene takes place in a public setting, it may be because the participants enjoy being watched by others, or because of the equipment available, or because having third parties present adds safety for play partners who have only recently met.
BDSM etiquette
A scene takes place within the general conventions and etiquette of BDSM, such as requirements for mutual consent and agreement as to the limits of any BDSM activity. This agreement can be incorporated into a formal contract. In addition, most clubs have additional rules which regulate how onlookers may interact with the actual participants in a scene.
The term is also used in the BDSM community to refer to the BDSM community as a whole.
See also
References
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