BDSM/Kink

What is BDSM?

The phrase BDSM refers to sex behaviors such as dominance, submission, and control. During sex, one partner usually takes a more dominating role, while the other is more submissive. The abbreviation BDSM can be classified into the following groups:

• Bondage

• Discipline

• Dominance

• Submission

• Sadism

• Masochism

Bondage is the act of confining and restricting your sexual partner's movement, for example, with handcuffs or rope.

Discipline entails utilizing rules along side a kind of punishment, such as spanking, to compel a subservient individual to obey.

Dominance - a dominating person is the one in charge of the situation, the one who bonds and restrains, establishes rules, and punishes.

Submission - the partner who entirely submits to the dominating partner and is subjected to instructions, punishment, and bondage.

Sadism is defined as a person who gets sexually aroused by inflicting pain on others, such as through the use of clamps or spanking.

Masochism is defined as a person who is sexually aroused by pain.