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A Guide to High Protocol Dominance & Submission. Within these pages lay the elusive secrets to defining structure and ritual to alternative dominant/submissive and master/slave lifestyle dynamics within your personal life or your community. You will find a definitive resource for building, practicing and maintaining rituals and protocols within your relationship or group, without having to go join a secret society, or convincing someone to mentor you on their private secrets for success.
The Ritual of Dominance Submission edition by David English Health Fitness Dieting eBooks
One of the more selective skills of a D/s relationship is protocol. Many of the misconceptions is that it’s hard to do and that only the more serious power exchange relationships participate. KnyghtMare and I have some moderate protocol all the time since I love it and he likes control so anytime he gets opportunity to take control the better. So I wanted to do some more reading. One of the books suggested to me on protocol was The Ritual of Dominance & Submission: A Guide to High Protocol Dominance & Submission by David English.The initial chapters of this book had me a bit perplexed. David English says that high protocol is a secret society in many BDSM communities and that the members are often not a part of the broader BDSM community. The author makes it seem like this thing he speaks of is so secretive when there are MAsT (Masters And slaves Together) chapters all over the world. Here in the Midwest that doesn’t seem to be the case so perhaps where the author is located the people interested in higher protocol relationships are less likely to be a part of the larger community. It’s certainly not some secret society.
But it does take a lot more commitment and dedication to apply protocol to a D/s relationship on the level that is discussed in the book. I appreciate that the author covers a lot of the psychology of the submissive during the protocol as well as the mental conditioning that happens. So much of any BDSM book is the actions involved and rarely do we learn what impact this might have on the Dominant and submissive. Each of the steps to building a protocol level that works for your particular relationship has the psychology of it drawn out for you so you can see what impact it may have on your relationship before implementation.
Now, a large part of this book is dedicated to providing examples and detailed descriptions of protocol that you could apply to your own relationship. There are methods for teaching it to the submissive, using it in private and D/s public situations as well as the mental and emotional impact on the submissive and the value to the Dominant for each protocol addition. Keeping in mind that the focus is high protocol, the detail is great and anyone can downgrade the attention to detail or specifics to suit their own style if they choose. Training programs are covered, but I personally would like to remind people who formalized training doesn’t have to happen in the same way as this book, again it focuses on higher protocol relationships. Adding any level of protocol to your relationship can be useful and learning it will require a time period of practice – essentially the training program dumbed down for the casual or moderate level user.
One thing that was quite annoying throughout was the number of grammatical and editing errors within the book. Some of the book could have been trimmed down just by removing all of the fluff and flowery language used and it would be been a more succinct and direct book. If you are a grammar nerd you might want to turn that off for the duration of reading. The book was created and published by the author, without the aid of an editor and while it shows, quite blatantly in some places, the content is worth reading.
I’m not giving this a higher rating because it was hard to get into the book since the author starts out with making high protocol sound impossible to achieve and that groups are secret societies that no one will ever find, but also because there’s no clear details on how to get started for the beginner in high protocol. It is written with the assumption that you already know about protocol and just need to up the level to a more formal degree and while that’s great for those few people who are there; the majority of people interested in protocol don’t have any amount of prior experience and simply have an aching desire to add it to their own dynamic. The book could have done a bit more to help that section of the BDSM public out.
If you are interested in protocol and want to read about high protocol and what it might look like in your dynamic I suggest you give this book a try. The attention to detail will have you learning about positions, verbal and hand cues, formal dining parties and so much more.
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The Ritual of Dominance Submission edition by David English Health Fitness Dieting eBooks Reviews
This was a poorly written book, and a complete waste of time and money. I wish I could return it.
Bad grammar. Sentence structure impeded my ability to read it in a short sitting. The author is a Master and seems to enjoy his slaves being on the edge of pain at all times. I didn't feel his love for them or his respect come through his writing. Might be an okay read if you're a slave. Some good information just difficult to read. Wish I could get my money back.
This was a very dry read for me and I struggled to get through it. Very much like a technical manual. While I don't participate in HP activities, I feel the concepts presented could have been conveyed in far fewer pages. While I wish I could offer a more positive review of this book, I would recommend you seek out participants in your area and talk to them. The experience would be much more enjoyable.
Good reference book.
Lots of good information here. Well written, on the substance, but with the occasional typo that made the reading a bit less smooth. Overall I very much enjoyed it, and thought I learned a lot from the book, and would definitely recommend it.
The author provides new insightful and helpful summaries of the wide-ranging Dom/sub and related worlds but leaves some of us edge-nibblers hungry for more explicit ways to enter and develop long-suppressed desires. I am clearly very submissive and in search of one Master to make very happy and to him I offer TPE that he clearly is happy to provide. But as Queen Gertrude said to Polonius; "More of matter and less of art!" applies to our author who abstracts at length and to me seems short on the specifics of how to get our man. It's brilliantly done, a must read for us beginners emerging from our cocoons, and I thank him for his book. Helpful and clarifying but a bit short on how it all works and how to get where we want to be.
This is one of my favorite books on this subject. It is good for so many reasons. It covers issues from training, to slave posture and positions. The book is very detailed and very deep, but it is a fun read at the same time. It doesn't seem tedious in the least bit, where some other books on the subject may seem like a chore to read through. The author is very good about not just giving you information to regurgitate onto those who submit to you, but gives ideas and helps you form your own worldview on the subject. This book is a MUST for anyone just beginning the journey of Mastery. This book would also serve as an excellent tool for anyone who has been doing this for a while. Even if you have been practicing for years you are bound to pick up a few good ideas from this book.
One of the more selective skills of a D/s relationship is protocol. Many of the misconceptions is that it’s hard to do and that only the more serious power exchange relationships participate. KnyghtMare and I have some moderate protocol all the time since I love it and he likes control so anytime he gets opportunity to take control the better. So I wanted to do some more reading. One of the books suggested to me on protocol was The Ritual of Dominance & Submission A Guide to High Protocol Dominance & Submission by David English.
The initial chapters of this book had me a bit perplexed. David English says that high protocol is a secret society in many BDSM communities and that the members are often not a part of the broader BDSM community. The author makes it seem like this thing he speaks of is so secretive when there are MAsT (Masters And slaves Together) chapters all over the world. Here in the Midwest that doesn’t seem to be the case so perhaps where the author is located the people interested in higher protocol relationships are less likely to be a part of the larger community. It’s certainly not some secret society.
But it does take a lot more commitment and dedication to apply protocol to a D/s relationship on the level that is discussed in the book. I appreciate that the author covers a lot of the psychology of the submissive during the protocol as well as the mental conditioning that happens. So much of any BDSM book is the actions involved and rarely do we learn what impact this might have on the Dominant and submissive. Each of the steps to building a protocol level that works for your particular relationship has the psychology of it drawn out for you so you can see what impact it may have on your relationship before implementation.
Now, a large part of this book is dedicated to providing examples and detailed descriptions of protocol that you could apply to your own relationship. There are methods for teaching it to the submissive, using it in private and D/s public situations as well as the mental and emotional impact on the submissive and the value to the Dominant for each protocol addition. Keeping in mind that the focus is high protocol, the detail is great and anyone can downgrade the attention to detail or specifics to suit their own style if they choose. Training programs are covered, but I personally would like to remind people who formalized training doesn’t have to happen in the same way as this book, again it focuses on higher protocol relationships. Adding any level of protocol to your relationship can be useful and learning it will require a time period of practice – essentially the training program dumbed down for the casual or moderate level user.
One thing that was quite annoying throughout was the number of grammatical and editing errors within the book. Some of the book could have been trimmed down just by removing all of the fluff and flowery language used and it would be been a more succinct and direct book. If you are a grammar nerd you might want to turn that off for the duration of reading. The book was created and published by the author, without the aid of an editor and while it shows, quite blatantly in some places, the content is worth reading.
I’m not giving this a higher rating because it was hard to get into the book since the author starts out with making high protocol sound impossible to achieve and that groups are secret societies that no one will ever find, but also because there’s no clear details on how to get started for the beginner in high protocol. It is written with the assumption that you already know about protocol and just need to up the level to a more formal degree and while that’s great for those few people who are there; the majority of people interested in protocol don’t have any amount of prior experience and simply have an aching desire to add it to their own dynamic. The book could have done a bit more to help that section of the BDSM public out.
If you are interested in protocol and want to read about high protocol and what it might look like in your dynamic I suggest you give this book a try. The attention to detail will have you learning about positions, verbal and hand cues, formal dining parties and so much more.
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