Age play is a type of roleplay wherein participants assume different ages for themselves, either temporarily or permanently. It can be done within the context of both vanilla and BDSM relationships,...
1. What is dominance?
Dominance refers to the act of taking control of a situation or relationship, whether it be physically, mentally, emotionally, or sexually. It can involve leading, directing,...
What is Bratting?
Bratting is when a submissive acts inappropriately or disrespectfully towards their Dominant for pleasure and to elicit a response. This can involve talking back, being...
Rope bondage is a type of BDSM practice that involves tying one's partner up using various knots and ropes to create an elaborate bondage scene. It can involve both practical elements such as...
Safe Words Can Be Color Codes or Gestures
The concept of using safe words is an important one for anyone involved in BDSM play, but many people don't realize that they don't have to be verbal. In...
Polyamory and BDSM are both ways that people relate to others sexually, romantically, or intimately. Polyamory is being involved in multiple committed relationships at once. BDSM stands for bondage...
Pain is often associated with negative experiences in life, such as physical or emotional trauma, illness, or injury.
For some people, experiencing pain can also be an enjoyable part of their...
Negotiating potential trigger topics is an important part of keeping both parties safe during BDSM activities. It allows for open communication between partners so that they can express their needs...
The concept of "edge" is essential to understand when it comes to exploring the realms of pleasure and pain. It allows individuals to push their boundaries while still feeling safe and secure. In...
In BDSM play, the term "dom" is often used to describe someone who takes control during scenes.
Being a dom does not necessarily mean that you are top in every aspect of play, including...