"S and M" -- also written S/M and even SM -- is Sadism (SAY disum) and Masochism and (MASS oh kisum). The narrow technical definitions are being sexually stimulated by hurting others (sadism) or by being hurt (masochism).
In common use, SM sex also refers to bondage and discipline sex games. Writer Pat Califia calls these "power exchanges" in which one partner (the "bottom") gives up power and the other partner (the "top") takes it.
These activities can be part of a healthy sex life if (a) the players are consenting adults, and (b) the primary objective is mutual sexual gratification, and not pain or humiliation.
I looked this up as well due to the fact I watched Ouran high school : host club ( Anime) , and they were calling a main character this
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No. m per s is speed. Multiply it by a mass, such as kg, and you have momentum.
Suppose the points are P = (r,s) and Q = (t,u) Then gradient of PQ = (u - s)/(t - r) = m, say. Let Z = (x,y) be any point on the line. Then gradient ZP also = m that is (y - s)/(x - r) = m Equating the two expressions for m, (y - s)/(x - r) = (u - s)/(t - r) or y - s = (x - r)*(u - s)/(t - r) y = (x - r)*(u - s)/(t - r) + s = x*m - r*m - s This is of the form y = mx + b, where m is as defined above and b = -r*m + s
Well, hello there! When we see "m to the third power," it means we are multiplying 'm' by itself three times. So, if we have m x m x m, that's what m to the third power represents. It's like painting a lovely little trio of 'm's dancing together on our canvas of mathematics.
If you mean: m +Y = w then the value of m = w -Y