A person who gets pleasure from inflicting pain on their partner, gets pleasure from seeing their partner enjoy it. Some people who participate in BDSM do not have sex with their partners at all.
Pleasure in BDSM does not necessarily need to be sexual. Masochism (kink specific): Act of receiving pain for pleasure. Sadism (kink specific): The act of inflicting pain for pleasure. Switch: A switch is someone who switches from dominant to submissive roles and vice versa either from relationship to relationship or within relationships. For example, a submissive may be ordered to massage their dominant counterpart or do their laundry. A submissive can give up control by being whipped or completing tasks for the dominant. Submissive (Sub): A person who gives up their control either all the time or for a specific period of time. Dominant control can be exercised by giving the submissive orders or spankings. Some types of bondage include handcuffs, tape or rope.ĭominant (Dom): A person who exercises control, contrast to submissive. There are different types of bondage, including lite or heavy. The term kink can also be used to describe behaviors within the BDSM scope.īondage: Acts that involve physical restraint of a partner.
Before we delve into the specifics of BDSM, let’s start with some need to know definitions. First here are some basic definitions to get to know.īDSM stands for Bondage/ Discipline Dominance/ Submission and Sadism/Masochism. You may feel curious about exploring within BDSM, such as spanking or bondage but do not know where to start. Although the blockbuster brought attention to the BDSM world, 50 Shades Of Grey does not do a particularly good job representing the kink community nor give its fans safe and informational guidelines. The popularity of 50 Shades of Grey has sparked curiosity of the BDSM world for many.
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