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Have you ever thought about why some people prefer dominance and submission games in their relationships? It turns out, it could be linked to childhood trauma. Here's how the experience from the book "The Boy Who Was Raised as a Dog" can be adapted into a role-playing scenario.

Studies show that many people, when faced with aggressive situations that caused trauma, felt powerless and unable to control it. By repeating practices in BDSM, they can create scenarios where they can take control of the situation rather than feeling helpless, and most importantly, they can control it. When this is repeated many times, it no longer feels like a traumatic experience, but rather something the brain can understand.

This becomes a way for them to cope with and process traumas that have left a deep impact on their psyche. It helps the brain create a more "tolerable" pattern of stress that it can classify and control. Repeating this pattern is key to the ability to process traumatic memories.

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Have you ever thought about why some people prefer dominance and submission games in their relationships? It turns out, it could be linked to childhood trauma. Here's how the experience from the book "The Boy Who Was Raised as a Dog" can be adapted into a role-playing scenario.

Studies show that many people, when faced with aggressive situations that caused trauma, felt powerless and unable to control it. By repeating practices in BDSM, they can create scenarios where they can take control of the situation rather than feeling helpless, and most importantly, they can control it. When this is repeated many times, it no longer feels like a traumatic experience, but rather something the brain can understand.

This becomes a way for them to cope with and process traumas that have left a deep impact on their psyche. It helps the brain create a more "tolerable" pattern of stress that it can classify and control. Repeating this pattern is key to the ability to process traumatic memories.