Sex has always been somewhat of a taboo topic in religious circles. Therefore, it comes as no surprise that one may feel conflicted about it. The fact that it is usually whispered about rather than straightforwardly addressed makes the subject confusing in regards to religion.
The world of alternative subcultures and lifestyles is more complex than it seems. Here’s how the controversial book series of Gor made an impact on today’s BDSM.
There is a chance that you heard about the term flagging, and you might have noticed people wearing bandanas in their pockets. If you don’t know anything about this, you might be surprised to know that wearing a colored handkerchief in your pocket can show other people what your kink is.
You’re going to have to buckle up (or collar up, whatever) for this ride. It’s okay to feel a little insecure about making important decisions. We’re here to relieve you of all your anxieties and shed a positive light on self-collaring.
If you are into BDSM, you may regard a classic wedding ceremony as too vanilla. However, you may be vanilla and still want to declare your love and devotion to your partner in a unique way.
Collars are among the most widespread BDSM supplies, and they are the quintessential symbol of submission and dominance. You can use them for all sorts of kinky sex play, dirty fetishes, and even non-sexual activities.
The first piece of advice for newcomers — don’t believe everything you hear about BDSM. Even the people who make up the BDSM community often argue about what “the real thing” is, what is ethical and what is not, and what being into BDSM even means.
If you are interested in bondage, you’ve probably heard of Shibari. This familiar form of BDSM became popular hundreds of years ago in Japan.
The BDSM scene has blown up in recent years, with so many people engaging in BDSM activities and even more considering adding these practices to spice up their sex life.
