this area is Leopold von Sacher-Masoch's Venus im Pelz (Venus in Furs, 1869), in which the protagonist, Severin, persuades a woman, Wanda, to take him on as her slave, serves her, and allows her to degrade him. The book has elements of both social and physical submission, and is the genesis of the term "masochism" coined by the 19th-century psychiatrist Krafft-Ebing. Classic writers Marquis de Sade Leopold von Sacher-Masoch Fiction writers Non-fiction writers Music The Rolling Stones song "Under my Thumb" (Mick Jagger, 1966) is supposedly about a D/s relationship. The Velvet Underground's song "Venus in Furs" (1967) is based on Sacher-Masoch's novel and discusses sadomasochism, the character Severin, and common bondage practices in a detached, objective, and non-judgmental manner. Depeche Mode's song "Master and Servant" (1984) depicts a master and servant relationship. The Green Day song "All By Myself/Dominated Love Slave" (written and sung by Tré Cool, 1994) describes Cool's feelings for female dominance. The Rihanna song "S&M" (2010) denotes the artist's arousal in BDSM play. Dwele's "Obey" (2012) is a neo soul song based on the mind of a Dominant in a D/s relationship. The Run The Jewels song "Love Again (Akinyele Back)" is a 2014 hip-hop release with verses about sexual dominance by Killer Mike, El-P and Gangsta Boo. The AKB48 song "Juujun na Slave" (2014) describes the singer's role as the submissive in a lesbian relationship. The DNCE song "Be Mean" (2016) is written about the artist's desire to be dominated. The KPOP group VIXX is known for its BDSM-inspired album Chained Up. The Blue Öyster Cult song "Dominance and Submission" suggests sexual interaction to take place in the back of a vehicle, the singer conflicting between dominating or submitting Films Venus in Furs (1967) Directed by Joseph Marzano (written by Joseph Marzano, Leopold von Sacher-Masoch). A submissive (masochist) discovers (or creates) a reluctant Sadist. Long, examining scenes depicting what is for the submissive to wait in solitude or in transitory. Sadist gives the masochist the "ultimate gift" in the end. The Night Porter (1974) Directed by Liliana Cavani. Thirteen years after WWII a concentration camp survivor and her tormentor, currently the night porter at a Vienna hotel, meet again and fall back into their sado-masochistic relationship. 9½ Weeks (1986) Directed by Adrian Lyne. Based on a book by the same name. Popular for its "You Can Leave Your Hat On" scene. Preaching to the Perverted