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Rethinking Dominance and Submission: An Argument for the Subversive Nature of Being Pinned Down

In most common interpretations of power dynamics, physical control during intimate moments is often used to define the roles of dominance and submission. The person who pins the other down is typically seen as occupying the "dominant" or "top" position, while the one who is pinned is regarded as the "submissive" or "bottom." However, this framework simplifies the complexity of human interactions and overlooks deeper psychological and emotional elements that contribute to the ultimate understanding of dominance. By delving into the nuances of power dynamics, it becomes apparent that being pinned down could, in fact, signify dominance, while pinning another person could be an act of submission