We share our kinks with you. What and why they are, how to do them safely and how to explore them as a disabled person.
This post was inspired by Minnie's post, Ode To A Belt. Disclaimer: It is often in the "vanilla" world that acts like belting are seen as potential acts of domestic violence. Please, please remember that no matter how rough a BDSM scene may appear, all scenes are performed by two people who know what is … Continue reading What’s Your Kink? Belting
What is spanking? By now, most people know what spanking is, but spanking falls as one activity under the umbrella term, impact play. Spanking can also take many forms, including clothed or unclothed, bent over or over-the-knee, and with a hand or with implements, like spanking paddles. Why might someone be into spanking? Spankers (people … Continue reading What’s Your Kink? Spanking
What is sensation play? Sensation play is exactly what it sounds like, it is the giving of sensations. Really, all sadists and masochists are into sensation play, but when we think of sadists and mashochists, we only think that they like to give or receive pain. This is false. Sadists enjoy inflicting and masochists enjoy … Continue reading What’s Your Kink? Sensation Play
What is sensory deprivation? Sensory deprivation is exactly what it sounds like on the packaging, it's the depriving of one (or more) of the senses. For most people on the lighter end of the scale, this might simply be a blindfold. On the heavier end of the scale though, this could include full head hoods … Continue reading What’s Your Kink? Sensory Deprivation
A disabled kinkster talks about bondage, with some advice for other kinky folks with limitations.
