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What is a DS contract?

A D/s contract is a voluntary relationship arrangement between the dominant and the submissive that is enforced by the dominant to keep order in the D/s dynamic. The formation of a contract generally requires an offer, consideration, acceptance, and a mutual intent to be held to the contract.