Key points

• Kneeling for submissives is a physical demonstration of submission and respect in BDSM and power exchange relationships.
• It is a way for the submissive to show their respect, obedience, and willingness to serve their dominant partner.
• Kneeling reinforces the power dynamic between the submissive and the dominant and can create a deeper emotional connection.
• Kneeling for submissives can have several benefits, including demonstrating respect, enhancing power exchange, providing a sense of calm, and deepening intimacy.
• The blog provides ten different kneeling positions for submissives to try out.

Kneeling for submissives is a common act in BDSM and power exchange relationships. It is a way for the submissive to show their respect, obedience, and willingness to serve their dominant partner. In this blog, we will explore the different aspects of kneeling for submissives, including its meaning, benefits, and position ideas.

What does kneeling for submissives mean?

Kneeling for submissives is a physical demonstration of submission and respect. It is a way for the submissive to show their commitment to serving their dominant partner and fulfilling their desires. When a submissive kneels, they are putting themselves in a position of vulnerability, which can be both empowering and arousing for the dominant.

In BDSM relationships, kneeling is often used as a sign of submission during scenes or rituals. It is also commonly used during collaring ceremonies or as a way to greet a dominant when they enter a room.

Benefits of kneeling for submissives

Kneeling for submissives can have several benefits, both for the submissive and their dominant partner. Here are some of the most significant benefits:

1. Demonstrates respect: Kneeling is a way for the submissive to show their respect for their dominant partner. It is a physical demonstration of their submission and their willingness to obey their dominant's commands.
2. Enhances power exchange: Kneeling reinforces the power dynamic between the submissive and the dominant. It can help the submissive to feel more submissive and the dominant to feel more powerful.
3. Provides a sense of calm: Kneeling can be a meditative experience for the submissive. It allows them to focus on their submission and their connection to their dominant partner, which can be calming and centering.
4. Deepens intimacy: Kneeling can deepen the intimacy between the submissive and the dominant. It is a physical demonstration of trust and vulnerability, which can create a deeper emotional connection.

10 kneeling positions for submissives

#1 

This is the standard kneeling position. Get down on the floor and rest up on your knees. Rest your hands on your thighs. Kneel with your knees together. Keep your back straight. Head up. Eyes down.

#2

Repeat position #1 but, this time, rest your hands behind your head.

#3

Get down on the floor and rest up on your knees. Your knees should be spread apart and your hands crossed in front of your chest.

#4

Kneel up so that your body is perpendicular to the floor, the most weight will be directly on your knees. Your knees should be together and your hands crossed in front of your chest.

#5

Repeat position #4 but, this time, spread your knees wide and cross your hands on the chest.

#6

Kneel down rested on your calves. Place your knees together. Bend your toes under for support. Here you can experiment with different positions of the hands.

#7

Repeat position #6 but this time, spread your knees apart.

#8

Start by kneeling and then slide your body to the left or right (your preference) to sit on your bottom. Place a hand out for support, and another can rest on your thigh.

#9

Sit cross-legged on the floor. Keep your back straight. Head up. Eyes down. Hands behind your head.

#10

Kneel on your knees, spread your legs as wide as possible, put your feet together. Push your breasts out. Put your head up. Keep your eyes down. Put your hands behind your head and your fingers locked.

FAQ

1. Is kneeling only for submissives in BDSM relationships?

Kneeling can be a way for anyone to show respect and submission to another person, but it is commonly used in BDSM relationships and power exchange dynamics.

2. Can a submissive kneel for someone who is not their dominant partner?

Yes, a submissive can kneel for anyone they wish to show respect or submission to, regardless of whether they are their dominant partner or not.

3. What if a submissive physically cannot kneel?

If a submissive is unable to kneel due to physical limitations, they can find alternative positions that still convey their respect and submission, such as bowing or standing in a submissive pose.

4. Is there a specific way to kneel for submissives?

There are different kneeling positions for submissives, but the most important aspect is that the submissive is comfortable and can maintain the position for an extended period.

5. Can a dominant require their submissive to kneel?

In a consensual BDSM relationship, a dominant and submissive may negotiate and agree on specific acts of submission, including kneeling. However, a dominant should always respect their submissive's limits and boundaries.