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Building Better Briefing Lists for a More Productive Day in Uncertain Times

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In “ Morning and Nighttime Briefing: Rituals for Coping with Uncertainty,” we explored implementing briefing rituals as a way of coping with uncertainty in our lives. We also discussed constructing lists for flexibly outlining our days. We approached this to help erect some semblance of a schedule when outright scheduling is not possible. While that article is a […]

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31 Days of Submissive Journaling – Day 18: First Page Ideas

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This entry is part 18 of 31 in the series 31 Days of Submissive Journaling

Blank page fright is a real condition for any writer, professional or amateur. We’ve all been there with the concern of what to write at one point or another. One solution I’ve come up with are days where I’m really inspired I make a list of potential ideas so that on days I’m stuck I

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Everything That’s Wrong with Your BDSM Limits List – And How To Fix It

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Limits are those boundaries that we set for ourselves because of physical, emotional, mental, social or psychological hesitations, morals or values we want to uphold and dislike for some things. For most submissives, we put together a rudimentary limits list as soon as we know what BDSM is and how scary some of the things

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How to Revive Your Service When Protocol Becomes Boring

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This entry is part 12 of 35 in the series Rituals, Rules and Protocol

Protocol. It can be a scary word if you are new to submission. In a relationship, it is likely that you will have some protocol established to control your behavior. So, what is protocol? Simply defined, a protocol is the set of special rules that you follow for defined situations that remind you of your

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