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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | When you see someone wearing a collar (particularly the ones made of leather - and we're not talking about the collar of a shirt!), you can assume that they're under the control of someone else. It's also a popular device to use when brainwashing someone, and it may also be a part of a Go-Go Enslavement routine. If it's part of a person's normal costume, it's usually intended to suggest that they're sexually adventurous, and often to suggest submission (though dominant types frequently wear them too). It's especially popular with Petting Zoo People who can justify is as basically the only article of "clothing" associated with animals. This is generally intended as Fetish Fuel (and will become Fetish Fuel whether it was intended to be or not), because of the connotations of bondage and slavery. |