BDSM Jewelry

April 10

Are symbols for “unowned sub” etc universally considered correct? Example being the up arrow in a box.

April 10

I don't think any BDSM symbols are universally correct to be honest.

April 10

Never heard/known of that

April 10

You could start a trend by deciding on a symbol

April 10

Yes there is... It's a circle with a symbol inside ...
The closed circle signifies a collar.....
It indicates the submissive or slave is owned and unavailable to others....
The up-pointing arrow inside the circle represents the male biology symbol.... and
the plus (+) inside the circle represents the female biology symbol...

April 10

**although how "universally correct" it is I don't know**

April 10

Pineapple 🍍 means swingers. But I want my pineapple upside down! Take me bowling is some kinda thing too, I think.

April 10

There is almost no universal language outside of specific sub cultures, even kink related a new. If you see a symbol as being some it's a thing you can use as a conversation starter. If it's not part of someone else's lingo it can be part of yours. <3

April 10

I love my dumb fingers.

Even kink related sub cultures*

April 10

no - there isn't a universal symbol

like, because of this a lot of events make their own rules to show status where applicable (be it wristbands, marks on head, collars with/without leads)

2 hours ago, DiDet said:

Pineapple 🍍 means swingers. But I want my pineapple upside down! Take me bowling is some kinda thing too, I think.

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Even then only usually in specific circumstances. Particularly on cruise ships - or where there is a party happening and people know there's a party happening and the upside down pineapple at the door tells them they're at the right place

And, that said - an issue with pranks on cruise ships with people placing pineapples outside people's doors.