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This document appears to be a page from a larger text (possibly an email or article) discussing relationship dynamics, specifically within the context of BDSM and healthy relationship models. It references the 'Equality Wheel' and lists principles such as Economic Partnership, Negotiation, and Respect. It bears a House Oversight Committee Bates stamp.
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| Name | Role | Context |
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| Thomas MacAulay Millar | Author/Commentator |
Quoted regarding BDSM practices ('the advanced class').
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| Unidentified Narrator ('I') | Author of the text |
Discussing personal preferences regarding safewords and boundaries in relationships.
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| Group that made the Power & Control Wheel |
Referenced as the creators of the 'Equality Wheel' (Implicitly the Domestic Abuse Intervention Project).
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| House Oversight Committee |
Implied by the Bates stamp 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_018650'.
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calling names, controlling what the other person does, etc, then it's often useful for it to
be communicated -- and also time-bounded. For example: "You can only call me pathetic
during this sexual encounter. Otherwise, please don't."
be communicated -- and also time-bounded. For example: "You can only call me pathetic
during this sexual encounter. Otherwise, please don't."
There are BDSM couples that get rid of time boundaries, and have ongoing BDSM
relationship situations; there are also BDSM couples that don't use safewords. I think
those relationships require a lot of understanding and care from all parties involved. I've
never gone without safewords, but sometimes I go without time-bounding, and when I
do, I make very sure that I can trust my partner and communicate well with him. (Thomas
MacAulay Millar calls safeword-free BDSM "the advanced class.")
relationship situations; there are also BDSM couples that don't use safewords. I think
those relationships require a lot of understanding and care from all parties involved. I've
never gone without safewords, but sometimes I go without time-bounding, and when I
do, I make very sure that I can trust my partner and communicate well with him. (Thomas
MacAulay Millar calls safeword-free BDSM "the advanced class.")
The same group that made the Power & Control Wheel has another useful wheel -- the
Equality Wheel. Here's the text of the wheel:
Equality Wheel. Here's the text of the wheel:
ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP:
* Making money decisions together.
* Making sure both partners benefit from financial arrangements.
NEGOTIATION AND FAIRNESS:
* Seeking mutually satisfying resolutions to conflict.
* Accepting changes.
* Being willing to compromise.
NON-THREATENING BEHAVIOR:
* Talking and acting so that she feels safe and comfortable expressing herself and doing
things.
things.
RESPECT:
* Listening to her non-judgmentally.
* Being emotionally affirming and understanding.
* Valuing her opinions.
SHARED RESPONSIBILITY:
* Mutually agreeing on a fair distribution of work.
* Making family decisions together.
RESPONSIBLE PARENTING:
* Sharing parental responsibilities.
* Being a positive, nonviolent role model for the children.
HONESTY AND ACCOUNTABILITY:
* Accepting responsibility for self.
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