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| − | The four pillars is a [[ | + | The four pillars is a [[Relationship]] dynamic theory in [[BDSM]] proposed by LT Morrison[http://www.amazon.com/Devil-In-The-Details-Mentoring-ebook/dp/B005VRKTU8 [1]] |
From this work the following ideas are extrapolated: | From this work the following ideas are extrapolated: | ||
| − | For positive relations to exist/endure in an intimate sense it requires the support of (and can be measured by) | + | For positive relations to exist/endure in an intimate sense it requires the support of (and can be measured by) the health of four pillars: |
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*Intimacy | *Intimacy | ||
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These pillars must be continually inspected and reinforced by the participants of a relationship is to prosper. | These pillars must be continually inspected and reinforced by the participants of a relationship is to prosper. | ||
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Revision as of 19:06, 31 March 2014
The four pillars is a Relationship dynamic theory in BDSM proposed by LT Morrison[1]
From this work the following ideas are extrapolated:
For positive relations to exist/endure in an intimate sense it requires the support of (and can be measured by) the health of four pillars:
- Intimacy
- Affection
- Communication/Honesty
- Sex
These pillars must be continually inspected and reinforced by the participants of a relationship is to prosper.