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In general usage, the word Dom is a short, gender non-specific replacement for the word Dominant. "Domme" (usually pronounced "dough-may") has come to indicate a female Dominant. | In general usage, the word Dom is a short, gender non-specific replacement for the word Dominant. "Domme" (usually pronounced "dough-may") has come to indicate a female Dominant. | ||
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*[[D-Types]] | *[[D-Types]] | ||
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[[Category:BDSM Theory|BDSM_Theory]]<br/>[[Category:Status Roles|Status_Roles]]<br/>[[Category:D-Types]] | [[Category:BDSM Theory|BDSM_Theory]]<br/>[[Category:Status Roles|Status_Roles]]<br/>[[Category:D-Types]] | ||
Revision as of 15:06, 31 March 2014
A Dominant is the person of power or authority/control in a Power exchange relationship who practices some form of Domination, whether it be physical, mental, emotional, spiritual domination, or a combination. The term can also be used to describe someone with a series of dominant personality traits.
In general usage, the word Dom is a short, gender non-specific replacement for the word Dominant. "Domme" (usually pronounced "dough-may") has come to indicate a female Dominant.
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