I came to be educated in BDSM dynamics after I had developed my shibari skills ìn ways that connect with the discipline of the ropes with the dynamics of BDSM.
No , , spitting, bitting, scratching, knife play, suspension, anything illegal or that can cause to the receivers body.
I'm not a fan of anal.
Only done by request TBH. A But plug, yes! However, that's as far as I want to go in that area.
Nothing happens without your consent.
I'm not into OTT DS play.
I have no interest in causing or ***. It's not a turn-on, and essentially, that's what gives BDSM a bad name.
Trust is definitely something I like to initiate by being sensually assertive with out the use of any kinky kit whatsoever.
This is where the real connection will grow.
It is starting at the very beginning. However, it's about sincerity and being capable of being dominant without the need to use Read more… *kit* to enhance the connection.
The pleasure of sex that's indulgent and satisfying to both is what opens conversations on the narrative of kink and personal preferences.
The dom needs to listen to the answers during these kinds of conversations without interruption.
It's important that freedom of s***ch is allowed and any interruption will have a negative outcome, even if it was because they mentioned key words that make you want to agree, stay quiet and listen until the end.
Trust should not be given lightly.
It's about ensuring you are going to be respected.
Most importantly, if anything kinky is going to take place.
You have discussed the scinareo to some extent. Boundaries and limits.
Safe words have also been agreed upon.
It doesn't have to be as formal as I say it.
But when it is about ensuring your safety and your needs to be satisfied above and beyond. You have to put yourself first, to ensure your dom is going to put you first too.
Not just to make you cum above and beyond.
To ensure they are listening and stop if you say Red. Without any if's or buts.
That's whan you know you are safe.
I fully agree 👍
Essentially, where bondage is concerned, it's about real trust, and the top respecting the trust that's being given and ensure they respect that trust and never breaking any boundaries.
I'm massively into health and safety where bondage is concerned.
Quick release carabiners are my go-to for any Read more… cuff restraints.
Obviously, they don't work so well if the receiver is playing out the escape artist bratty spice, but when all said and done.
Safety comes first, and bondage sex can be the ultimate high when the ritual is done right.
However, It is about trust and making sure that your safety as much as your kinks are going to be put first.
As a Rigger who has tied many women etc.
I ask them questions, and more importantly. I actually listen to their answers.
I'm not going to just dive in.
Although I have been in that position and it was amazing to be put on the spot and deliver.
However, it is primarily about trusting who you give consent to tying you and what they must not do when you are tied.
It shouldn't have to be pressed home or said more than once.
Exactly. Oh, and maybe make sure you have a bag of frozen peas and a towel to wrap them in for some soothing after care. 😎
I guess it does fall into the realms of For-ced orgasms, without any real *** being used. Obviously, using bed restraints adds to the receivers' experience of being unable to resist the stimulation they are receiving.
The restraints don't need to be overly restrictive either. It's about creating Read more… the sensation of restraint that still allows the receiver to move their limbs to a certain extent before the restraints have any effect.
E.G. The cuffs are connected to ropes under the bed, and there is a weight on the rope. The receiver will only feel the weight on the resistance of the weight when they move their cuffed limbs in a certain direction.😈
So, Pampering is a collection of all those activities to provide unrivalled orgasmic pleasure for the receiver.
I refer to giving oral/toy/spank, etc, pleasure. That inevitably leads to multiple orgasms for the receiver as *Pampering*
It's a kinky foreplay that is aligned to the receivers' kinks.
The role of the Pleasure Dom is to be receptive to those kinks and to be versatile in the way they are Read more… delivered.
Pampering is about connecting with the mind as much as the body.
Being sensually assertive in ways that are aligned to the receivers libido.
Of course, it's fun to have playful rules, such as, the receiver asking for permission to cum. But, that should always be their choice to play in that way.
You can tell I'm not a hardcore Dom 😆😎
