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I know I was raised to understand that a man and wife were equals and no one person has more control. I struggled with that in my first marriage where I had to take control over a lot of things in order for anything to happen. But we aren't going to talk about my bad marriage in this newsletter. What I do want to talk about is how to incorporate elements of a power exchange relationship into your existing marriage without damaging what you have.

They might be happier with Bonding , the new short-form series just released on Netflix its seven episodes are between 15 and 18 minutes long , about semi-estranged high-school friends Tiff and Peter reconnecting in New York. Everything is fleet and light, nothing outstays its welcome and the audience is left to be swayed — should they need it — towards the message of tolerance by the joyful insouciance of the whole thing, rather than any heavy-handed lectures or rigid point of view. Formally, this is one of the first major instances of the freedom Netflix offers to play around with running times rather than having to fit an idea, a mood or a season into a predetermined hour, half-hour, or six-eight episode format. Bonding is created, written, directed and loosely based on the personal experiences of Rightor Doyle, which may explain why the character of Tiff — as central to everything as Peter — is comparatively underwritten and under-finessed. You do not notice for a while because of such a strong, consistent performance from Zoe Levin. She portrays a young woman with the genuinely deep-rooted confidence that makes her choice of profession seem reasonable rather than far-fetched, and saves us all from having to watch another of those strained Sexy-with-a-capital-S performances that generally bedevil such representations. The sex in Bonding is explicit, non-gratuitous, usually written for laughs and played straight; the man in the penguin suit trying to get a kiss from Peter also in a penguin suit is worthy of a bespoke award.

Would you like to tell us about a lower price? Vanessa and Tim Tharpe spend most of their time together, and to the outside world they appear to be your average husband and wife. But when Vanessa finds out about her husband's fetish, she decides that she is going to help him live it out. Secretly, she is excited about it too. However, her feelings for the second man that she brings into the picture, Landon Wickboldt, complicate things.

I first had sadomasochistic fantasies when I was seven. I started visiting dominatrixes at 24, hiding this from my girlfriend. So I kept seeing professionals.