In this video series, I define terms that readers have asked me about! This one is all about safewords. Do you have a term you'd like defined? Let me know.
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If you believe yourself to be a sexual submissive then I urge you to become comfortable with who you are and not try to force yourself to fit into any other person's idea of what you must be.
Read The Article | Find SimilarParties are a ‘rite of passage’ for some in the BDSM community. How do you find one? What can you expect? And most importantly (for me) what on earth can you wear?
Read The Article | Find SimilarIn a BDSM context, it’s more common to have to learn how to address someone than in a non-scene situation.
Read The Article | Find SimilarI would like to talk about ground rules for grieving, myths of grief and loss, the uniqueness of each person’s grief and symptoms of grief.
Read The Article | Find SimilarThere are a lot of books out there related to BDSM and being a novice submissive.
Read The Article | Find SimilarWe will take SSC apart and make consensuality the core for all interactions for it is the most valuable part of a D/s exchange.
Read The Article | Find SimilarPunishment is one of those areas which is not what it seems. Before you can develop tools or methods of punishment you have to look at the concepts behind the issue itself.
Read The Article | Find SimilarKnife play runs the edge of what could be construed as safe because, well, knives. The most important thing to know about knife play is that while it is a powerfully sexy tool, it is best used in the hands of an experienced person with an experienced couple.
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