Popular Post bb**** Posted January 23 Popular Post Posted January 23 Imagine you’re going to be on the cover of our Kinky Magazine, and you have to share one advice about our fetish world. Be creative in the format of your text! What advice would you give? ✨📝
ge**** Posted January 23 Posted January 23 Know yourself and your desires, be respectful, set your expectations correctly, be kinky!!
Droth457 Posted January 23 Posted January 23 You might feel a bit overwhelmed, but read the rules, do your profile, and try to talk to at least one other kinkster.
su**** Posted January 23 Posted January 23 Sex used to be too taboo to speak about openly. Now it isn’t. When it comes to kinks and fettish’s it’s only gradually becoming less taboo. Expressing yourself sexually and exploring your autonomy isn’t only exhilarating but also liberating. Do your research, make connections and take your time and really enjoy the journey.
ca**** Posted January 23 Posted January 23 Artistic licence applied to the OP's words.... I think a strong image would be a shot behind someone looking at themselves in a mirror........ then around their head I would have numerous 'thought bubbles' each one containing some text of what might be going though their mind or a piece of advice.... eg.... 'what do I really want' , 'saying NO is an absolute choice', take your time'.... etc, etc...
mo**** Posted January 23 Posted January 23 Doms, do not be afraid to learn from a sub. Be open minded and let a sub guide you in what they like.
sw**** Posted January 23 Posted January 23 Go slow and make sure you vett the people you are around and allow close to you. It’s always better to be safe.
Cr**** Posted January 23 Posted January 23 Just know there are thousands of people out there just like you and me who share the same fetishes. You’re not alone. Don’t let others discourage you from thinking and living out your wildest and kinkiest desires.
Va**** Posted January 23 Posted January 23 Just because it's not your fetish doesn't give you the right to not let others enjoy themselves. To each their own. But there are some fetishes that should seek counseling.
NA**** Posted January 23 Posted January 23 Communication ..if you can't make it to a meet up or date..please take a minute to message, call , or email them ... It only takes a second to use common courtesy and not come off like an a**hole that ghosted someone.. this is for men as well as women... Communication is key and that key will open up the doors much easier.... Hope everyone finds what they are looking for.
Sh**** Posted January 23 Posted January 23 Life isn’t all blindfolds and bondage, so when it is make the most of it. Ps limits are there for a reason and after-care is always appreciated. 
VintageVixxsin Posted January 23 Posted January 23 It's meant to be fun! Be silly and enjoy it even if things don't go 100% to plan
Fo**** Posted January 23 Posted January 23 Communication. .. wether your new submissive or dominant always communicate in scene check in with eachother know your limits if something physical or mental isn't quite clicking with don't be afraid to use a safe word or say hey red light . For intense scenes make sure you talk to each other and figure out aftercare .
je**** Posted January 24 Posted January 24 It’s about exploration of one’s self and others in a fun and safe environment, nothing is to weird or silly.
fl**** Posted January 24 Posted January 24 Do not cut and paste, only rules that are set in stone are the ones you and your partner agree upon. People are different, use others ideas if you want but make them fit accordingly!
Bb**** Posted January 24 Posted January 24 Always trust your gut, listen when it tells you something is off.
jc**** Posted January 24 Posted January 24 I am an advocate for the exploration of sensory delights and embodied experiences across all fetishes. Whether it's the gentle touch and allure of a woman's foot, the elegant charm of toes, or any other expression of fetishism, I approach each with the utmost respect for the individuals involved, prioritizing their comfort and boundaries. Every aspect of fetishism tells a unique story, and I am eager to explore and cherish each one with care and understanding. Through personal experiences, I have come to embrace the artistry and allure of all fetishes with passion and devotion, always mindful of mutual consent and respect.
The_Grim_One Posted January 24 Posted January 24 Experience is the best teacher But reading a few books before hand don't hurt
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