On Being Pansexual

Pansexuality is more than gender—it’s attraction to people as individuals. This reflection shares one submissive’s journey of discovering pansexual identity later in life, questioning labels, and embracing desire that transcends sex or gender. Honest, thoughtful, and personal, it offers insight into what being pansexual means in real relationships.

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He Wants to Watch: How to Share Your Masturbation Sessions With Confidence

Sharing your masturbation sessions with a Dominant can feel nerve-wracking at first—but it doesn’t have to. This guide explores why watching arousal is such a turn-on and how to move past embarrassment into confidence. Discover how to transform vulnerability into intimacy and make this act deeply satisfying for both of you.

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Defining Sub Space

Subspace is a common but often misunderstood experience in BDSM and power exchange. This article defines subspace, explains how and why it occurs, and explores its emotional and physical effects, helping submissives better understand their experiences while emphasizing safety, communication, and aftercare.

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When Kinky isn’t Sexy

Not every kinky experience feels erotic or arousing, and that’s normal. This article explores why kink isn’t always sexy, addressing emotional states, expectations, and pressure while helping readers understand the difference between fantasy and reality, validate their experiences, and approach kink with more self-compassion and awareness.

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Perspectives: Canes

Canes are a distinct and intense form of impact play in BDSM. This article explores perspectives on using canes, including expectations, sensations, emotional dynamics, and safety considerations, helping readers better understand how caning fits into consensual power exchange and informed play.

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But I Don’t Like Pain! Learning to See the Eroticism in Pain as Pleasure

Not everyone naturally enjoys pain, yet for many people pain becomes erotic within consensual BDSM play. This article explores how sensation, mindset, trust, and emotional context can transform pain into pleasure, helping readers better understand their own responses while emphasizing consent, communication, and personal boundaries.

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How The 50 Shades of Grey Series and Movie Have Impacted the BDSM Lifestyle

I had, for the longest time, an opinion that I was not going to write about or mention the “50 Shades of Grey” series on this site. I’ve never read them and have no desire to see the movie, but I have read countless reviews and read-alongs from others in the community and the media to make

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DIY: Knife & Blood Play

Trigger Warning: Blood play, cutting, blood and knives When I first filled out my BDSM checklist, I felt entirely insufficient. For every one activity that I really wanted to try, there were two that I said I never wanted to try. There seemed to be infinitely more zeros (which indicated hard limits) than threes (which

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Empowerment, Not Exploitation: Women Activists are Wrong About the Kink Community

I am a submissive.  I have never felt exploited in any way.  In fact, I feel empowered.  I feel empowered in a way I have never felt before. It angers me to read that in light of the theatrical release of Fifty Shades of Grey, women activists believe that the kink community exploits women. That couldn’t

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