Protocol Handbook for the Leather Slave Theory and Practice

Cover of Protocol Handbook for the Leather Slave Theory and Practice by Robert J. Rubel
Publisher: Nazca Plains
Year: 2006
Language: en
Pages: 175
ISBN-13: 9781887895156
Dimensions:
Height: 8.97636 Inches
Length: 5.98424 Inches
Weight: 0.68563763482 Pounds
Width: 0.35433 Inches
Dewey Decimal: 306.77
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“Protocol Handbook for the Leather Slave Theory and Practice” by Robert J. Rubel, published by Nazca Plains in 2006, is a comprehensive guide that explores the dynamics of Master/slave relationships within the Leather-BDSM culture. This 175-page book is written in English and serves as a protocol manual that emphasizes the importance of individualized practices in consensual relationships. It offers insights into the various ways a slave can express devotion through actions, including specific behaviors and rituals designed to please the Master.

Readers will find a detailed examination of both formal Leather protocols and personal rituals, such as formal dinner service, that enhance the experience of service within these relationships. The content is designed to be gender-neutral, making it applicable for various configurations of Master/slave dynamics. By focusing on etiquette and service, this book provides practical guidance for those interested in exploring the intricacies of alternative family structures and human sexuality.


Official synopsis Publisher

While recognizing that every Master creates individualized protocols for a slave, this book is an example of a real protocol manual in a real-life situation. The content is virtually the same as the content for “Protocol Manual for the Female slave,” except while that book assumes that the Master is male and that the slave is female, this book is gender-neutral. So, if you’re a Female Master with either a male or female slave, this is the better book of the two for you to buy. This guide demonstrates a range of ways for a slave to express love for his/her Master through action. In this case, actions include ways of standing, sitting and speaking (ways of being) as well as ways of preparing things to please Master in a consensual “Master/slave” relationship. The book covers formal Leather protocols as well as a range of personal rituals, such as formal dinner service. As much as anything else, this is a book of etiquette and service within the Leather-BDSM culture.

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Publisher: Nazca Plains. Year: 2006.
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ISBN-13: 9781887895156.
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Language: en. Pages: 175.

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