Defining Subspaceīroadly speaking, subspace is generally regarded as a moderate to deep, almost trace-like, condition experienced by a submissive during intense or erotic interaction with their Dominant. And just because the submissive perhaps only just brushes the surface of submissive should not be taken as a sign of “failure” by either party. A lot depends on the level of interaction that can be achieved, the emotional involvement of both parties, whatever other distractions are going on, all of which can impact a scene. One thing that should be kept in mind: “achieving” subspace is not a requirement of any scene, and neither a submissive nor a dominant should feel pressured into trying to ensure the submissive “reaches” his or her subspace. As such, this is not a “how to” guide, rather, it provides pointers on levels of mental immersion in a scene a submissive might reach. Whether subspace can be achieved within an environment such as Second Life is open to debate. This essay is an attempt to roll back some of the mystery, and to provide guidance on the care and attention associated with explorations of subspace. But what exactly is it? What does it involve? What can the submissive anticipate, and what should the dominant look out for? It’s also something you can hear a lot of chatter about in SL.
A lot of column inches within D/s and BDSM websites are given over to the subject of “subspace” (or “sub-space” or “sub space”, whichever you prefer).
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