Personal Boundaries: Privacy, Limits, Autonomy, and Relationships
Personal boundaries are the physical, emotional, sexual, digital, and practical limits people set to protect comfort, privacy, time, and individuality.
Personal boundaries are the physical, emotional, sexual, digital, and practical limits people set to protect comfort, privacy, time, and individuality.
Invasion of privacy is an unwanted intrusion into a person’s body, space, communications, private information, or intimate activities.
A voyeur is a person who watches another person during private or sexual activity, either consensually or without permission.
Voyeurism is sexual interest in watching another person during private or intimate activity and may be consensual or nonconsensual.
Respect personal boundaries means recognizing and honoring another person’s limits involving their body, emotions, privacy, time, space, and choices.
Mutual consent means that every participant freely and knowingly agrees to a specific activity and may limit or withdraw that agreement at any time.
Mutual respect is the shared recognition of each person’s dignity, rights, feelings, boundaries, needs, and freedom of choice.
A consenting adult is an adult who knowingly and voluntarily agrees to a specific activity and has the capacity and freedom to make that choice.
Sadism is enjoyment associated with causing or imagining pain, discomfort, humiliation, fear, or submission and may appear in consensual BDSM.
Submission means voluntarily giving another person limited, negotiated authority within a BDSM scene, relationship, or other specific context.