[Editor's Note: Part 1 and Part 2] The third and final situation we’ll discuss is when you have a health question related to a specific kink activity. This would likely be a problem focused visit with your personal physician. Understand that the appointment clerk at your physician’s office is responsible for managing the schedule and
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Sub space This is a term that people in the Kink lifestyle use, often. It is one of the only terms that has been consistently used with the same definition for over 20 years that I know of. Just like with runners or other endurance exercisers, there can be a place that your mind drops
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I am sitting here having woken after an excellent play party. Sitting is all I can do. I forgot to do what I try to do with people when I have scenes with them- Aftercare. Aftercare is one of those things that most people think of for the sub or bottom. The water in hand
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Sex happens. You know it, I know it, your mom and dad knew it and that’s why you’re even here. Love it, like it, or hate it, sex is that all encompassing force that consumes our thoughts and- sometimes- even our lives. So when a play scene boils over into sex, whether planned or purely spur of the moment, it can be a little difficult to think about the potential consequences of your good time. It’s like stepping up to the bar again when you’re already drunk; there’s that little voice in your head trying to tell you something, but for your life you can’t remember what. The hope is, when you’re drunk off pheromones and getting ready to dive into the big S-E-X, that when you wake up in the morning it will be with the knowledge you’re physically safe. But sometimes that is not always the case.
Sometimes it is a little too easy to get wrapped up in the romance of Kink. So often I hear people complain that they never get the time to get out to events, and it always seems like a struggle to balance real life–work, school, family, kids, pets and slaves–with getting out. Attending an event, or even getting in a scene with our special someones, can be a chore to manage.
But real life is real life. And sometimes, real life decides you need more time in bed, but not doing fun things.
This month, the KinkBusters attack the “Terrible TENS” and the notion that using a TENS unit above the waist is dangerous. They have several volunteers line up to have fun with jumpy muscle spasms–all in the name of science and education.
Some women experience non-consensual pain during sex, pain created by a rebellious body. Pain which is neither asked for nor welcome. According to one review article “The reported prevalence rates of pain within the pelvis range from 3.8% to 24% in women aged 15 to 73 years” [1]. If the pain is severe enough and
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