The Slave Oath is a ceremony that establishes the relationship between a master and a slave, and is often a sign of entering the BDSM state. A beautiful collar and oath are essential parts of the ceremony.
The main process of the Slave Oath is for the master to put the collar on the slave, and then the slave kneels before the master and recites the oath, expressing a willingness to accept training. If the goal is to establish a long-term training relationship, the slave can also sign the oath formally. Of course, the oath has no legal effect, but it may serve as evidence or defense if someone claims that your BDSM training is a forced act against a woman’s will. During the oath ceremony, the slave is not bound and does not need to remove clothes, but kneeling is almost a must.
In Japan, the Slave Oath is a serious BDSM etiquette, especially between partners who have never met before. The oath process allows both parties to understand each other and make adequate preparations. Even after the training is over, the slave should express brief gratitude before the master takes off the collar. The collar plays a very important role; once a woman wears it, she enters the BDSM state and can accept training, and once the collar is removed, she immediately resumes her normal identity and equal friendship. Isn’t this more implicit than just saying “Are you okay?”
