Asking about your partner's preferences is an important part of any relationship, but when it comes to kink, fetish, or alternative sexual practices, communication becomes even more crucial. It's...
Sexual shame is a common experience for many individuals who have fetishes that they feel uncomfortable sharing with others. This can lead to decreased self-esteem and diminished confidence in the...
Kink, fetish, and BDSM are all terms used to describe consensual non-monogamous sex practices that can include bondage, domination/submission, discipline, sadism/masochism, power exchange, and many...
How to Introduce Kink Interests Respectfully
When introducing kinks to a partner or potential partner, it is important to approach the discussion sensitively and respectfully. Begin by asking your...
Engagement with Feminist Perspectives: Exploring Erotic Content through a Critical Lens
A critical look at how women's perspectives are represented in erotic literature, film, and art reveals that...
What is Mirror Titling?
Mirror Titling refers to a practice where dominant partners take on the title of their submissives, but submissives have one of their own instead.
If the dominant...
Integrating Kink and Family Life Is Possible
For some couples, kink is an exciting part of their lives that they want to share with their partner and children.
For others, it can be a secret...
Normalized Post-Scene Aftercare, Some spreads showed the tenderness after rough play—cuddling, soothing, or bandaging—demonstrating how kink includes care.
The process of normalizing post-scene...