Slave Training

Take your slave to the next level

What is slave training?

Why train a slave?

How do you train a slave?

Do you have to train to be a slave?

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Take your slave to the next level

The concept of the "perfect submissive" is, of course, fantasy and myth. Everyone has different interests, different fantasies and different preferences - and this is true on both sides of the proverbial whip. That said, BDSM training is a popular fantasy scenario for a reason: there's something wonderfully submissive about learning and being taught, and when that relates to a particular partner it's often a fantastic bonding experience. Training scenarios also play on the dynamic between a teacher and a student, or an owner and a servant - which are of course some of the most textured, layered and influential in the kinky world.

What is slave training?

A Dominant will use training to get their slave to behave in a way they like. There are lots of way to do this but the goal is the same, to alter the slave’s behaviour to please their Master/Mistress

Why train a slave?

Slave training is to change behaviour, to help your slave fulfil their role more completely and it’s also a way to bring a Master/Mistress closer to their slave. They both learn a lot about each other in the process. Including limits, boundaries, skills and talents.

How do you train a slave?

This is personal to every Dominant and will depend on the slave and the relationship dynamic. Punishments and/or rewards are very often used. These can be physical, words of praise or rebuke or even gifts. It will depend on what the slave responds to best.

Do you have to train to be a slave?

There are no hard and fast rules, but even an established slave may need training by a new Master/Mistress to do things the way they want them done. There is likely to be an element of slave training in most if not all of these kind of relationships.

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BDSM

There's more than one 'official' definition of what the letters in BDSM stand for, and plenty of people don't agree on their exact usage! However you use the term, though, it's a catch-all way of describing a whole bunch of kinks and fetishes that are more common than many people imagine: bondage and impact play, sadism and masochism, domination and submission. Safety, consent and respect for boundaries are all key in the practice of BDSM, and it's vital to negotiate properly with your partners before getting into anything heavy-handed. Thankfully it's not so hard to learn - most places around the world have their own BDSM communities that are only too happy to take in newbies and help them learn the ropes.

Domination

Control is sexy, and if you're into domination it can be the sexiest kink of all. For some kinksters, D/s is a lifestyle - but for many people it's simply something fun to play around with in the bedroom, and we're fully supportive of both of those fetish preferences. If dominance is your thing and you consider yourself a dom or a domme, it's vital that you develop an understanding of safewords, negotiations and enthusiastic consent. Once you and your partners are both on the same page, though, the sky's the limit. Fetish.com's magazine prides itself on its wide range of articles on the subject, so if you're looking for some inspiration you might want to head over there and do some reading up.

Subservience

A feeling of subservience is an important aspect of BDSM for many. It's often an integral part of the Dom/sub dynamic, and can be vital to those on both sides of the proverbial whip if they want to deepen their relationship and enhance the feeling of dominance and submission between them. In practice, subservience comes in many form: s-types might want to wait on their dominant partners, bringing them food and drink or carrying out tasks at their behest, but it can also be a far more psychological thing that comes from the way the two parties relate to each other. Subservience can be as subtle or as overt as its participants desire, and in many cases is barely perceptible from the outside!