What does letter circle k8k9 mean? Cat slave vs Dog slave: Definition, difference and comprehensive analysis (with S/M personality tendency detection)

In the mysterious and unique terms, some professional nouns often make people confused for newcomers. Among them, ‘k8’ and ‘k9’ are undoubtedly two terms with high frequency and high attention. Have you also been curious about what ** letter circle k8 means*? **What does the letter circle k9 represent? What is the difference between k8k9? This article will explore these questions in depth and provide you with a detailed answer.

The basic meaning of k8 and k9: the metaphor of cats and dogs

In the Chinese alphabet circle, **k8 is usually understood as a ‘cat slave’. This title vividly depicts a class of submissive (M) roles that play or tend to have cat-like behavioral characteristics in BDSM relationships.

In contrast, **k9 is widely regarded as a ‘dog slave’ and refers to those submissive (M) that show traits similar to canine loyalty and obedience in relationships.

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The origins and international cognition of k8 and k9: local creation and international universality

It should be noted that the terms k0, k1, k2, k3, k4, k5, k6, k7, k8 are mainly ** created and used by domestic players in China. In foreign countries, only the word k9 is recognized. k9 originates from the English word ‘canine’, which originally means canine animal. In the international BDSM community, k9 is usually synonymous with ‘human-shaped dog’ (body is human, behavior is dog). This reflects the characteristics of the domestic letter circle culture absorbing and localizing the Western culture during the development process. It is worth mentioning that the word ‘ letter circle**’ itself is not common abroad, and they more often use BD5M to refer to this culture. When it was first introduced to China, it was called ‘sorrowful love’, which was later popularized by sociologists, and it was translated as ‘skin rope pleasurable’ in Taiwan, which may be closer to its original meaning.

In-depth analysis of the characteristics of k8 (cat slave)

Although there is no unified authoritative explanation for the specific definition of k8, based on existing information, we can summarize the common behaviors and personality tendencies of k8 (cat slave):

• Observant on the surface, strong on the inside: k8 may appear to be submissive on the outside, but often maintains their own opinions and persistence in the heart. Once the rules are determined, they will attach great importance to them and cannot be betrayed.
  Strong Exclusiveness: k8 usually does not want his own Dom(S) to develop an emotional attachment to others.
• Like trouble and attract attention: Similar to cats, k8 may attract Dom’s attention through naughty behavior to gain a sense of security.
  Possessed: k8 will regard his own belongings as private property and will not allow others to get involved, except Dom.
• More picky: k8 has certain requirements for the environment, food, and company of Dom. When dissatisfaction is expressed in various ways, such as arrogance, ignorance, anger or spoiled.
  Arrogant and like to be affirmed: When you are praised, k8 may be more proud.
  Like to show yourself: k8 tends to show his presence in various ways, and even if Dom is not around, he may have his own interests and hobbies.
  ‘Team’ rather than total obedience: In the game, Dom’s training of k8 may be more inclined to ’tease’ than severe abuse or assault. k8 may even (cock-like) counterattack Dom, and Dom usually can’t fight back.
  Tenuous brat sub: Brat sub refers to submissive who like to act spoiled and (pretend) disobey Dom commands. k8 often carries this attribute.

Detailed analysis of the characteristics of k9 (dog slave)

Compared to k8, k9 (dog slave)’s characteristics are usually more clear and emphasize submission:

High obedience: Once a relationship is established, k9 will mainly obey Dom’s will and less doubt and think.

• Relatively more acceptable to Dom’s other sub: k9 may be more acceptable to Dom having other k9s, but will maintain চেষ্টা maintain নিজের’s unique position in Dom’s heart.
  Silently accompany: k9 tends to stay with Dom quietly, even if he is not particularly concerned, he will feel satisfied as long as he can see Dom.
  Relaxed to share and give: k9 is relatively more able to share his own things with others, especially Dom’s friends, so it may accept GT (multiple player).
• **More than **: Once you recognize the owner, k9 will be more inclined to accept Dom’s ideas and arrangements, even if the conditions are not satisfactory.
  Humility and pride in Dom: When praised, k9 may be more low-key and regard Dom’s training success as his own glory.
• Like the existence of quiet and dependent on Dom: k9 likes to stay quietly within Dom’s sight. If Dom leaves, he will feel uneasy. Dom’s appearance will bring security and joy.
  More sensitive to heart control (mind control): Compared to k8, Mental control may be more effective for k9.
• International concept of ‘human-shaped dog’: In foreign countries, the meaning of k9 is **‘human-shaped dog’, emphasizing behaviors like dogs, such as loyalty and obedience, which may include crawling, wagging tails, and accepting similar ways to train dogs.
• Breaking the shackles of reality and experiencing contrasting identities: k9’s role-playing can help some people experience identities that are completely different from their daily lives in relationships, such as those who are usually strong experience being dominated, and those who are used to taking care of others are eager to be taken care of.

Summary of the key differences between k8 and k9

Through the above analysis, we can clearly see the different tendencies and behavior patterns represented by k8 (cat slave) and k9 (dog slave) in the alphabet circle**:

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k0-k7: A brief introduction to other k attributes

In addition to k8 and k9, there are other ‘k’ attributes such as k0 to k7 in the alphabet circle:

k0 (toilet slave/ce nu): It tends to be severe and involves special habits related to toilets.

• k1 (Slave Slave): He prefers to be mild and likes to serve the other person in terms of daily life and other aspects.
  k2 (Kneeling slave): Mainly likes to be trained when kneeling or kneeling for a long time.
  k3 (Zhengnu/sp slave): I love pain and like to slap and whip and other physical punishments.
  k4 (Rope Slave): Like to be tied up by ropes in various positions.
  k5 (Pig Slave): It involves behavioral characteristics or role-playing similar to pigs, which are more special and niche.
  k6 (Xing nu/Sex Slave): Mainly serves the master in terms of sexual behavior, which may involve inappropriate or illegal behavior, and should be treated with caution.
  k7 (wife slave/husband slave): Show extreme obedience and doting in a partner relationship.

Many of these k attributes are named based on pictograms or homophones of numbers.

Summarize

In short, k8 (cat slave) and k9 (dog slave) are popular terms used in the alphabetical circle** to describe submissive tendencies, corresponding to the behavioral characteristics of cats and dogs. k9 also has the meaning of ‘canine’ internationally, referring to human-shaped dogs. Understanding these terms helps people in the circle better communicate and find relationships that match their preferences. However, it is important to remember that many of the terms of ** letter circle** do not have a fixed, official explanation, they are more of a consensus and label within the enthusiast group. Therefore, when understanding these concepts, you can grasp their general meaning without exploring it too much. Most importantly, any relationship should be based on voluntary, secure and mutual respect.

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