Difference between revisions of "Culture"
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(citations are actually needed to support these, because it is a controversial assertion; and/or, several of the things you listed are actually the same, or not orthogonal concepts) |
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Cultural Orientations represent major historical movements that are directly related to, are a sub-sect of, or are mixed in heavily with BDSM culture at large. It is entirely possible for an individual or relationship to fall within one, none or many of these cultural orientations. | Cultural Orientations represent major historical movements that are directly related to, are a sub-sect of, or are mixed in heavily with BDSM culture at large. It is entirely possible for an individual or relationship to fall within one, none or many of these cultural orientations. | ||
| − | *[[Leather Culture]] (Gay, Heterosexual, Families, Houses, Old Guard, M/s) | + | *[[Leather Culture]] (Gay, Heterosexual, Families, Houses, Old Guard, M/s) {{Citation needed}} |
*[[Kinky Culture]] | *[[Kinky Culture]] | ||
*[[Sex Positive Culture]] | *[[Sex Positive Culture]] | ||
*[[Spiritualist Culture]] | *[[Spiritualist Culture]] | ||
*[[Private Culture]] | *[[Private Culture]] | ||
Revision as of 05:50, 18 March 2014
Cultural Orientations represent major historical movements that are directly related to, are a sub-sect of, or are mixed in heavily with BDSM culture at large. It is entirely possible for an individual or relationship to fall within one, none or many of these cultural orientations.
- Leather Culture (Gay, Heterosexual, Families, Houses, Old Guard, M/s) [citation needed]
- Kinky Culture
- Sex Positive Culture
- Spiritualist Culture
- Private Culture