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 Okay, this section is separate from Non/con because of Overlap.  First of
all, I see it as therapy, and as an Erotic site, most of the traumas are
going to be sexual, and therefore non-consensual.  Also, in extreme
circumstances, consensual non-concent extreme play (To differentiate from
Edgeplay, which may be confused for blade play) may be experimented with.
These include rape fantasies, where it's agreed beforehand that it will be
as close to rape as possible for realism, and intensity.  On the
Sadomasochistic scales, another example is the slow careful escalation from
orange-to-red.  Why it's called extreme play, red is the point of
nonconcent, but among other things, you can't find your limits without
being taken to them.  Which is why it's often called Edge Play.  Because
there is a slippery slope, but sometimes you may carefully get close enough
to look over the edge, without sliding down.

   That's what these are about.  "The price is right," the trick is getting
as close as you can get, without overbidding.  Now, all of this is
fictionalized fantasies based on my personal experiences, some of which
being the reasons I need BDSM for therapy.  So, trigger warnings will be at
the chapter heads.  In case you're wondering why some stories wind up here,
while others won't, either the pervasive theme of BDSM, or pseudo "BDSM"
(Abuse masquerading as play) isn't actually the central focus of the story,
or because they're part of a recurring serial storyline, like {\Parent
Directory\Morion/} Morion.

   Content Codes: Both for reference, and trigger warnings to avoid
undesirable scenes.

   DS means Dominance and submission, though if convenient, I work it in
with the character codes.  FdoM is short for FemdoM, where both
participants are adults.  Signifies a disparity of Control, not just
top/bottom, but fetishitically, and/or therapeudically giving up Power and
Control from one to the other.  When abusive, more appropriate warnings
like Mole-Rape will be included, but this is basically DS.  Where the
submissive Willingly consents to being Dominated, and this requires full
explicit, Informed consent.  Tricking a groomed little girl into playing
along with molestation is not Consent, it's coercive abuse, and
exploitation.  So, that should cover Cons/NC.  Don't try any of this at
home kids, without an extensive discussion to the point of full
understanding, even if these are skipped for story purposes.  Then, get
explicit, enthusiastic, noninterpretable consent, preferably in writing. 
(Especially for rape, and other extreme play.  For the security of everyone
involved.} and THEN proceed massively underbidding, and escalate as slowly
as possible without ruining the scene.  Trust me on this, the slow
escalation helps, and makes the release that much more satisfying.  There
is no such thing as a quicky, if you don't have your schedule clear, do
something simpler.

   SM: It's not Sadism and Masochism, it's Sadomasochism.  S/m denotes a
Sadist releasing tension on a non-masochist, with consent.  Probably
because they need it, or for some other therapeutic purposes.  Likewise,
s\M signifies a masochist receiving pain from a non-sadist, because they
need it.  Did I mention it's complex?  Bare with me.  Sade denotes Sadistic
Abuse, NC, of a Victim.  Maso I probably won't need, but just to close the
loop would mean a Masochist forcing a nonsadist to hurt them, against their
will.  Hard to set up, I've done it, but not that much.  (Started out a
Dominant Masochist, actually helps people through pathological pacifism,
which can get subs serially abused because they can't fight back.)
B&D is Bondage and Discipline, where pain is not a motivating factor. 
May be involved, but the point is to control yourself, eachother, or be
controlled, that's the discipline.  For instance a non-masochist enduring
pain to raise their threshold, for consensual punishment (They truly
earned) demonstration, or therapeudic (Desensitization) purposes.  Bond is
just bondage, because some people just like how it looks and feels, it can
be a fetish all it's own.  Disp means discipline without bondage, for
instance holding onto the headboard, pillow, being verbaly Muted (Not a
word) keeping your eyes open, or closed, and so forth.  Also Bind is
Binding, for instance the breasts, or a strap-down, usually for Gender Play
(Forced feminisation, and the like.)