B.E.S.T. slave Training

Contracts

The major purpose of a slave contract is to define the goals and set standards expected of a slave and establish the responsibilities of the Master. It is not a legally binding contract, but it is a symbolic representation of the commitment for both Master and slave. Within the BDSM community it is considered an important document and should only be approached if both Master and slave are serious and committed to the future, to a shared lifestyle and to their duties that will be defined in the contract.

It reflects what is expected in the re-education and re-socialization of the slave. Generally slave contracts are more detailed during earlier stages of training than later stages. The details in earlier contracts help guide both Master and slave in the right direction.

Contracts don’t define how a slave is to act all the time, but instead provide general concepts. It often refers to rules and guidelines that will be set by the Master that are independent of the contract. The contract is a permanent document that does not change much over time, however rules and guidelines may change. The contract is a future oriented document. It's intent is to explain what is expected of both Master and slave in the future. The freedoms given to her Master should be clearly defined and understood by the slave. There is no reason not to freely discuss the contract with a trainee before both sign the document.

The contract serves as a reminder to the slave of the freedoms she has delivered to her Master. It is also a reminder to the Master of his responsibilities to his slave.

An actual slave contract is not shown here. It would be a waste of space since there are so many examples on the internet. They range from play or scene contracts to slave contracts.

The major consideration of a slave before signing the contract is to make sure she is willing and able to abide by the conditions, restrictions and loss of freedoms before signing. The signing of a contract can’t be a forced act. It is a consensual document and must be clearly understood. Before the actual signing of the contract is the right time to ask questions and get answers.