A community event is an excellent time for people who share similar interests and hobbies to come together and learn from each other. Some common events are book clubs, music festivals, sports...
Thermal contrast play involves alternating between cold and hot surfaces to produce different sensations. This type of play can cause tingling and intense feelings but also presents potential risks...
Breath Observation Guides Scene Flow Dominants observe breathing to sense if they are losing control of the scene's flow. During intense scenes, slower breaths can signify submission while shallower...
Peer Mentorship Supports Safer Play Veteran kinksters often mentor newcomers through "shake-down" check-ins, feedback, and technique demos. This shared learning keeps consent vibrant across...
In contemporary culture, it has become increasingly common for individuals to adopt or imitate elements of cultural practices that are different from their own without proper consideration for the...
Some Dominants may ask their Submissives during play if they are still in subspace or want to affirm their place within the power exchange. This verbal checkpoint can be used to maintain alignment,...
Public scenes require access conscious consent when play occurs in partly public spaces
If you want to have a scene at a crowded coffee shop or a popular park, you might think that's fine. It can...
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...
A trauma-informed protocol is a set of guidelines that can be followed to help players who have experienced traumatic events safely explore their feelings, thoughts, and experiences through roleplay....
Group scenes require extra structure to manage multiple partners. Rotation of consent, timing, risk assessment, and shared responsibility are important considerations. Coordination must be maintained...