Safety And Fundamentals Of Kink

March 3, 2023 11:09 pm Published by Leave your thoughts

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Kink is a great way of exploring sexual interests and fantasies that may or may not include constraints or resistance, often with a dominant/submissive partner. And while kink is often viewed as an adventurous way of exploring sexual interests and fantasies, the kink community is actually characterized by a strong emphasis on consent and safety.

How Many People Practice BDSM?

Bondage, discipline, submission, and masochism are sexual behaviors that can often involve pain, sex play and power exchange. One study surveyed Canadians and found that almost half of them had tried BDSM in the past. Specifically, 47 percent of men and 60 percent of women had fantasized about dominating someone sexually. In addition, a 2019 review of research finds that BDSM may have a positive impact on relationship quality and can alleviate a variety of mental health issues.

Why Are People Drawn To BDSM?

People are drawn to BDSM because it’s exciting, unique, and sometimes even sexually satisfying. BDSM encompasses a broad range of sexual activities, from the use of blindfolds to forms of consensual torture. In a study, researchers asked people in the BDSM community to take a variety of psychological questionnaires. The results were then compared to people who didn’t do BDSM. They found that BDSM practitioners were less neurotic, more extraverted, open to new experiences and conscientious, had less rejection sensitivity and had higher subjective well-being than the controls.

Safe Words

Safe words are important because they allow submissives to communicate that they are at their limits or close to them and need to stop play instantly. This allows the dominant partner to slow down and reassess if the scene has become too intense or emotionally triggering. While safe words originated in BDSM, they can also be used during other types of kink or sexual activities. They can help partners establish safety and trust as they explore new sexual boundaries and experiences together.

In order to use a safe word effectively, it’s important to choose the right one for your situation. The right safe word should be something that you wouldn’t normally say in a play session and should be easy to understand when you want to stop the activity. You can use safe words, such as “stop” or “time out,” to keep the scene on track without violating your submissive’s consent. You can also use a safe signal that is mutually agreed upon to communicate the same message.

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