What do you mean by shaking M and S?

Shake M represents a psychological tendency and personality, and generally describes people who have a serious abuse tendency. ? Shake it? Originated from Japanese, it is a degree word similar to tendency. Is it Japanese? ド? Transliteration of. The letter M is an acronym for the English word Masochism, which means masochism or masochism. And what does shake's mean Shaking s is the opposite psychological tendency and personality to shaking m, which generally refers to people with serious sadism and active sadism. The letter S is the acronym of the English word Sadism, which originally means sadism or abuser. So shake M and shake S are a pair of words that often accompany each other. No matter the abuser or the abused, for people with this attribute and tendency, both sides can get pleasure that most of us can't feel satisfied in this mutual process. These two words are usually used to describe both sides of sm sexual abuse, so sm is also the abbreviation of masochism and sadism twice.

Shake m and shake s expression pack

Shake the original word m? A masochist? The word "Venus in Fur" comes from the name of Massock, a writer in the19th century. His famous novel Venus in Fur also contains a lot of masochistic themes. And changing to shake M is an M attribute derived from one of the lovely attributes in ACGN subculture in Japanese? ドM？ Because the pronunciation is "shake m", this expression has become popular.

Sm has been controversial for a long time, but since it is someone else's special hobby, both sides love each other and hope that others can't control it. But recently, there have been a lot of news that M and S are beginning to waver on the main road, which is really unreasonable. Let's play behind closed doors! Of course, with the increasing use of these two words, the scope of use is also growing, not only targeted, but also some people who are weak or strong in their lives will vomit. Shake m or shake s!

Don't pity me just because I am a flower? Shake m, get down on your knees and call dad! ? shake