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This article is part of the O&P Wiki. LeatherThe Leather Subculture typically includes both a style of dress and an affiliation with BDSM practice. Both the style of dress and the kinds of BDSM activities characteristic of a community may differ between gay, lesbian, and straight communities, and between Old Guard and newer generations of players. While most people who engage in the leather culture style of dress are also affiliated with BDSM practice, not all BDSM practitioners wear leather culture apparel.
The leather community has been considered a subset of BDSM culture
rather than a direct descendant of gay culture as a whole, despite the
fact that in years past much of the organized SM community was in fact
homosexual. Today, while some may still use the term strictly in the old
fashioned sense (confusing it with old guard), the "leather community"
or "leather culture" can include all practitioners whether gay, lesbian,
straight, bisexual, or pansexual; and high or low protocol. External links(This article incorporates text from the Leather subculture article in Wikipedia.) This article is published under the terms of the GFDL. People with profiles on The Slave Register can improve the master copy of this article there: see the O&P Wiki help page for details. |
Possession. Ownership. Consent. Responsibility. Respect. House. Service. Dignity. Authenticity. Rituals. O&P (Ownership & Possession) is a new structure built from familiar D/s and M/s concepts, defined by the O&P Manifesto. There are O&P discussion groups on Informed Consent in the UK and on Fetlife. The O&P Wiki contains articles about O&P and related D/s, M/s, and BDSM topics. You can also follow O&P on Twitter. |
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