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by
Princess-Kayla ♥,
Sep. 23, 2015
Growing up, I always knew I wasn't "normal". I always liked to take time out of my day to do things that you would typically see younger kids doing. I wanted to play with toys and color. I wanted to watch shows about friendship, and talking animals while other girls my age wanted to watch teen dramas. Now I've figured out that I'm what is called a "little", a term used mostly by the BDSM community and I'm finally feeling like I can embrace this part of me instead of holding it back!
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by
TheDP,
Jun. 09, 2013
Restraining your partner can be fun, bonding and loving, and it can be as much or as little drama, dogma and homework as you like. There are sources on the internet that make it seem impossibly complicated, incredibly specific and terribly difficult. It doesn't have to be. Sometimes it starts with a single tie.
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by
Zandrock,
Jun. 02, 2013
Today I want to look at masochism and help those who are not masochists potentially understand why someone might enjoy pain.
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by
Katelyn,
May. 30, 2013
Let's discuss the history of kink, as well as some ways that you can implement some kinky practices into your own life.
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by
Zandrock,
May. 30, 2013
Today’s article is going to focus on an activity called facesitting. We are going to learn what it is, how to do it, why people like it, and some safety concerning it.
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by
zj22,
May. 27, 2013
Submission is all the craze now, ever since [italic| Fifty Shades of Grey] hit the shelves last year. But what many people don't know is how to submit. Submission is so much more than being tied up and being spanked. Submission is, simply put, yielding to another, but sometimes that’s harder than it appears.
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by
Katelyn,
May. 25, 2013
BDSM play parties can be extremely fun. I highly suggest learning a little about how to respect yourself and others, in a scene, before you attend your first party.
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by
Zandrock,
May. 21, 2013
Today’s guide is going to discuss erotic asphyxiation, what it is, and the major safety concerns it has.
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by
oneeyedoctopus,
May. 21, 2013
I'm interested in why BDSM appeals to some people and not others. There isn’t any conclusive reason available but I consider theories related to pathology, genetics, and early development.
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by
KrissyNovacaine,
May. 19, 2013
Roles, we are all assigned them. Even when we are playing with kink and fantasy, it still seems that we end up in roles that are assigned to us. I love my kink, and I love my dynamic. I let my Dom beat me until I am black and blue. I am not a masochist.
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by
inkky,
May. 16, 2013
We all know that long distance relationships are hard, but what if you add BDSM into the mix? Both BDSM and long distance relationships require a lot of work to maintain just by themselves. If you happen to combine the two, you're in for a wild ride! Here is part two on how to keep the kink alive when you're apart.
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by
Zandrock,
May. 15, 2013
Today I want to talk about what wax play is, what you need to do it, how to clean up after it, and some safety concerning it.
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by
Zandrock,
May. 13, 2013
Today I want to discuss bondage hoods. We will talk about what bondage hoods are, and we will discuss some safety issues surrounding them. We will also discuss how you can incorporate them into your play sessions.
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Zandrock,
May. 13, 2013
Today I want to talk about how I found my partner. My partner was originally not kinky at all; I introduced her to the world of kink. I want to discuss some of the tips and tricks that I discovered while doing this.
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by
Zandrock,
May. 12, 2013
Today we are going to discuss what mummification is, what you need to do it, and some safety tips you should know about.
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by
Zandrock,
May. 11, 2013
Today we are going to discuss erotic humiliation, what it is, how lots of people go about it, why people like it, and what are some safety considerations you should have.
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by
Zandrock,
May. 11, 2013
Today we are going to discuss blindfolding your partner, what you want to look for in a blindfold, why anyone would blindfold their partner, and what are some things you can do to your blindfolded partner.
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by
Zandrock,
May. 11, 2013
Today we are going to talk about self bondage. We will discuss what it is and how to go about it, as well as the risks that are associated with it.
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by
Zandrock,
May. 09, 2013
Today we are going to look at various household items that be used for some BDSM fun. These are items that you likely have sitting around your house right now, too. We will discuss what you can use, and the pros and cons of each item.
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by
zj22,
Apr. 22, 2013
STOP! Before you delve into the world of BDSM power plays, there’s something you should know. Whether you're subbing or doming, you should know about the emotional and sometimes physical roller coaster that is the scope from subspace to sub-drop. The extreme highs and lows have risks of their own and can be incredibly intense for all persons involved.
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by
Zandrock,
Apr. 22, 2013
Today we are going to look at forced feminization; we will see what it entails, what the attraction is, and how people commonly enact it.
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by
Zandrock,
Apr. 21, 2013
Today we will explore munches. What is a munch? What is the etiquette surrounding them? How can you get involved in one?
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by
Zandrock,
Apr. 20, 2013
One of the common things I see people asking about is where they can find a kinky partner. People say that "it is really hard and difficult to find someone who is into the same things" as they are. So, in today’s article we are going to discuss some of the common places where you can find a partner who has similar interests as you.
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by
Zandrock,
Apr. 19, 2013
Today’s article focuses on what do you do once you have finished playing a partner; it's something called aftercare. We will look at what aftercare is, as well as how you do it.
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by
Zandrock,
Mar. 26, 2013
Today we discuss what are limits, why should I talk to my partner about limits, what is the difference between a soft and hard limit, and what are some ways you can discuss your limits.
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by
Zandrock,
Mar. 26, 2013
Today we are going to discuss what is a safeword, do I need a safeword, and how do I used a safeword. This will in turn allow you have better and more fun role playing sessions with your partner.
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by
Zandrock,
Mar. 21, 2013
Chastity play is a type of BDSM that denies a person the ability to have sex and masturbate. Today, we will talk about it, what toys are used to enforce it, and why someone would enjoy the experience.
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by
Zandrock,
Mar. 18, 2013
BDSM play often involves a lot of toys, and deciding on the one that suits you best can be difficult. This article focuses on why people use gags, what the different types are, and how to safely use them.
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by
Zandrock,
Mar. 18, 2013
When it comes to BDSM equipment, it can get very costly very fast, and you may not even be sure if your fantasies will line up with what you truly like. So here is a guide to make a very cheap yet fun rope flogger. So you can both have a flogger with which to have fun and do a test run to see if you want to invest in the future.
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by
Zandrock,
Mar. 16, 2013
So you have decided you want to try out the big world of BDSM, but where in the world do you start? You start with talking to your partner. It is the fundamental aspect of BDSM and I will tell you why.
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by
dooboige,
Jan. 09, 2013
I like to be spanked. Why? Several reasons, all of which I talk about here.
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by
LuckyLady,
Dec. 27, 2012
In this article, you will learn about cock-stuffing, or urethral play, and the risks associated with it. While urethral play can be a gratifying sexual experience, it can also harvest unseen dangers.
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by
SavingMyself,
Dec. 22, 2012
When you start planning your first scene, you want to do everything you can to make it as perfect as possible. What you might forget is to plan what will happen after the scene is over.
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by
SavingMyself,
Dec. 21, 2012
When you first find the world of BDSM, one of the things that you probably want to do is learn as much as you can. A good way to do that is join a fetish website so that you can connect with like-minded individuals. But like with everything else, there are both good and bad websites.
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by
SavingMyself,
Dec. 16, 2012
Just because you're a submissive doesn't mean you aren't responsible for your actions.
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by
SavingMyself,
Dec. 16, 2012
People that are new to kink often ask "how do I explain my kink to my family and friends?" Whenever I see this question, I wonder why they feel the need to tell people.
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by
SavingMyself,
Dec. 16, 2012
When you're new to the world of BDSM, you might find it difficult to pick out your limits when there are many types of play you've never been exposed to.
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by
Arlinnae,
Dec. 15, 2012
In life, you do not always have a partner to play with – sad but true. Maybe because you’re single, maybe because they aren’t into your kink, or maybe you just want some quality time for yourself.
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by
SavingMyself,
Dec. 15, 2012
There are many things that you may hear when you start researching about BDSM that might make you tilt your head and go "huh?" Here are a few of them that aren't always true.
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by
SavingMyself,
Dec. 15, 2012
When it comes to D/s relationships, there are so many labels that it can get a little confusing. Here is a guide with a basic explanation of some of the more common labels.
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by
CrazyWolfChick,
Dec. 13, 2012
To nuzzle is one thing, but what if you need to tell your partner you prefer a bite? Or handcuffs? Will they accept it, or will they run far away?
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by
Arlinnae,
Dec. 08, 2012
It is easy to get lost in the knotted jungle of ropes. Here is some help for finding your way out of the forest!
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by
SavingMyself,
Nov. 26, 2012
When it comes to pain lovers there are two types of people: the givers and the receivers.
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by
SavingMyself,
Nov. 25, 2012
Especially if you're new to BDSM or even just playing with a new partner, it's a good idea to have a safe word.
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by
SavingMyself,
Nov. 25, 2012
RACK is the counterpart to SSC in the BDSM world. In some ways they are very similar and in other ways they are very different.
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by
Loriandhubby,
Nov. 24, 2012
How does a person figure out that they like sex differently from what is thought of as "typical"? The stories are as unique as the people who enjoy BDSM. Each person takes their own path. Some paths are scarred with abuse. Surviving an abusive relationship leaves many wounds. All too often, it affects many areas of life for years to come. One area that was difficult for me after leaving my ex, was intimacy. For me, it has taken years to accept my own kink; to let go and let myself enjoy it.
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by
SavingMyself,
Nov. 14, 2012
SSC is probably the most common principle followed in regards to safety in the BDSM "world."
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by
Molly Carter,
Nov. 11, 2012
Although most of us know how to give a good blow job, there are certain things you can do to bring your submission into your technique. Try one or try all, but giving head will never be the same.
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by
Gracefire,
Oct. 27, 2012
In the frame of sex positivity, can BDSM be described as healthy, while still recognizing that it can be unsafe?
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by
Tessa Taboo,
Oct. 26, 2012
You want to get into a 24/7 BDSM relationship, but don't know where to start? A contract is a great place to state what you expect to give and receive, and a great way to keep the lines of communication open.
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by
countrycutie,
Sep. 26, 2012
So you read 50 Shades of Grey and now you're looking for a dom? Think again!
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by
AHubbyof2SexualMinds,
Sep. 14, 2012
So you're interested in learning more about BDSM or even ready to start going down that road? Read on and I'll describe a few of the things that you might want to try out, without sending you running for the hills.
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by
KrissyNovacaine,
Aug. 21, 2012
OK, so you are venturing into the BDSM community and aren’t sure how to interact. What do you need to know? How do you not offend people? Here are some tips and tricks for navigating the kink community.
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by
Princess-Kayla ♥,
Aug. 12, 2012
Maybe you've wanted to try it for a while, or you just read some spicy erotica that spiked your interest, but either way you want to try bondage. Now the only thing you're trying to do is figure out where the heck to start, right?
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by
Jade Melisande,
Aug. 04, 2012
"Will you let me dress you up and play with you?" she asked. It was a question that no one had ever asked me before, but which started my exploration into the world of human dolls, a fetish known as "dollification." Playing with dolls isn't just Ken and Barbie anymore.
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by
KrissyNovacaine,
Aug. 01, 2012
So, should I start with BDSM or my chronic pain? They are both so intertwined into my being that I don't know how to unknot them from each other.
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by
Princess-Kayla ♥,
Jul. 31, 2012
I love gags! Especially ball gags! The only problem is I can't breathe through my nose, and I know I'm not the only person with that problem. So what do you do when you want to be gagged, but you also want to breathe? I'll tell you!
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Katelyn,
Jul. 19, 2012
Have you ever wanted to try out BDSM without spending tons of money on supplies you don't know you want? Whether you're crafty or not I have compiled a simple list of DIY tools that everyone should try at least once!
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by
Barak & Sheba,
Dec. 30, 2011
The temptation to make something up when confronted with questions about your kink can be strong, but most often, the truth in some form is better than trying to get away with the little white lie.
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by
Barak & Sheba,
Sep. 30, 2011
From an innocent tickle and slap on the ass to whips and chains or masters and slaves, the world of kink and BDSM is hardly the same for everybody involved. But what all kinky folk do have in common is the desire for what's at the heart of all kinky activity: creative sexual expression.
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by
Barak & Sheba,
Aug. 05, 2011
Seeking new connections through kinky social networking sites can be fraught with drama, dissatisfaction and potentially danger. Keeping a few important tips in mind can help improve your experience and find what you're really looking for.
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by
Barak & Sheba,
Jun. 30, 2011
You meet someone new and you wonder...is he kinky? Will he run screaming into the night when I let slip my taste for being tied up? Now is not the time to panic, now is the time to sit back and carefully consider how to introduce your kink to someone you think is vanilla.
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by
Kal Cobalt,
Jun. 20, 2011
You've made the decision to take the plunge: you're going to your first kinky party. Half of what you hear is talk about how important etiquette is, and the other half is about how you should just relax and be yourself. How do you manage to relax enough to "be yourself" when there are so many rules? Read on for your survival guide.
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by
RalphieGuy,
Feb. 02, 2011
My Visit To A Play Space In The Wilds Of Suburbia
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by
ErinORiordan,
Aug. 27, 2010
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by
Mona Fox,
Aug. 18, 2010
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by
Lori Selke,
Aug. 17, 2010
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by
Tucker Cummings,
Mar. 09, 2010
On the 115th anniversary of his death, we still have much to learn about sex, power and the true nature of love from the man for whom the term “masochism” was invented.
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by
Rachel Rabbit White,
Feb. 03, 2010
Leather has a well-established niche in gay history. A look at the macho pioneers—from military men to bikers and artists—who shaped leather culture as we know it today.
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by
Citi Kittie,
Jan. 27, 2010
All the pick-up guides I read (and I read a lot) focus on small talk. What to say, how to say it, how much to say, how little to reveal. But sometimes it’s easier to say nothing at all. Sometimes the best way to meet people is to leave language aside and just bark, mew, whimper, or pant. *Sniff, sniff*
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by
Sarah Sloane,
Jan. 20, 2010
Fight Club. Rugby. MMA. Let’s face it—we live in a society where it’s okay to be physically combative in a competition for superiority. But what happens when the fighting takes on an overtly kinky overtone? You’ve got what some refer to as Rough Body Play, or “Thug Play”—an old fashioned beatdown, not to the death, but until someone gets tired or cries “uncle.”
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Citi Kittie,
Jan. 13, 2010
I ended up the collared pet of a woman I never met, never talked to on the phone, saw on webcam only a handful of times, but communicated with almost daily. It's not easy turning your life over to another person, and maybe not all that healthy. But its allure was as strong as any drug and I just couldn't resist.
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by
Elizabeth Black,
Jan. 02, 2010
When I heard about figging, I was fairly certain that I’d enjoy it. Figging is inserting a plug of fresh ginger root into your ass to enhance sexual pleasure. The ginger’s juices soak into your anal tissues, resulting in a burning sensation that is both arousing and excruciating. This practice took root in Victorian times—and you know those prim folks engaged in some very kinky pastimes.
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Kal Cobalt,
Dec. 16, 2009
Of all the things crammed into pussies and asses through the ages, the fist maintains an underground popularity that's baffling from the outside. What is it about fisting that captures the minds (and hands) of its devotees? And why exactly is the whole country terrified of its own ass?
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Sarah Sloane,
Dec. 09, 2009
BDSM is rarely considered from anything other than its purest physical aspect; even rarer still is it presented as something other than a pagan or non-mainstream religious set of beliefs. But what happens when someone who has deep faith and belief in more traditional, conservative religion finds that their sexual interests don’t exactly fit in with that lifestyle?
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by
removedacnt,
Nov. 18, 2009
Hello. My name is Newme…and I’m a closet kink. If you saw me walking down the street, you would probably think, preppy mom. I’m top to bottom J. Crew—cardigan, tee and jeans. Mother of four who home-schooled her kids, drove them to all their activities in a Honda Accord, worked hard for a living, helped my husband start his own business. Nothing special, just your typical person on the streets.
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by
Rachel Rabbit White,
Nov. 11, 2009
Or, if you prefer, urolagnia. Okay, maybe you aren’t familiar with the word, but I’ll bet you’ve heard of the fetish more commonly known as “water sports” or “golden showers.” Since researching this practice, I’ve found urolagnia dripping into my own sexual fantasies.
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Kal Cobalt,
Nov. 11, 2009
“The sweetest romantic comedy about S&M since, well...ever,” says Blackbook of the then-quirky, now-seminal film Secretary. Was it a massive step toward the mainstreaming of kinky culture or a lopsided portrayal that did more harm than good? Seven years later, people’s opinions remain sharply divided.
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by
RalphieGuy,
Nov. 07, 2009
To paraphrase Andrew Vachss: A man who has a fetish will seek out women who he wouldn't normally find attractive if those women agree to and provide that particular fetish. In fact, that man might even prefer these women to those more attractive to him-more his “type”—if the ‘less’-attractive women provide him with his fetish more than women he's normally attracted to.
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Sarah Sloane,
Nov. 04, 2009
Jack and Bob meet at a kinky party; they go off into a corner where Jack gets whipped for an hour by Bob, wielding a big leather flogger. Yet, somehow, Jack is smiling at the end of it—and the noises he is making sound less like a man being tortured, and more like a man having sex. But why is he enjoying it? What is it about kinky pain that makes it different from regular pain?
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by
The Beautiful Kind,
Nov. 04, 2009
Vanilla. To the epicurious, it’s one of the world’s most prized spices. In the bedroom, however...well, nobody seems to know what it is. Except that they either are or aren’t vanilla. The Beautiful Kind takes a look at vanilla...and in the process, bakes a very special cake...
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Sarah Sloane,
Oct. 28, 2009
Nobody just wakes up one day and decides “Gee, I think I’ll be kinky!” So, why do people go there? How many do? And darn it, is it better than straight sex, or is it all just propaganda?
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by
Judy Cole,
Aug. 18, 2009
This week, in the final installment, your editor gets a tour of the milieu of a professional domme: the playspace, the wardrobe, and the rigors of home economics.
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by
Judy Cole,
Aug. 11, 2009
Now, in my line of work, I’ve met a ProDomme or two before. In the Big Apple, S&M is NBD. Dommes came in all shapes and sizes, from a near-seven-foot Valkyrie—replete with a trademark tomato-red PVC catsuit straight out of a comic book—to a raven-haired, petite coquette who could, with her five-inch killer spike heels, make a grown man cry a lot more than just “Uncle.”
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Judy Cole,
Aug. 04, 2009
When the average person thinks of Charlotte, North Carolina, what most often springs to mind is Bible Belt, Banking, NASCAR and the PTL debacle. Debauchery? Not so much—well, except for the PTL debacle, but BDSM? You might be surprised...
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Kal Cobalt,
Jul. 07, 2009
For as long as robots have been a concept in the human imagination, we have been plagued by questions: Is advanced artificial intelligence possible? Can machines devoid of emotion truly understand the human condition? And...how awesome would robots be in bed?
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by
Hungry4more,
Jun. 22, 2009
Take a fish out of water—or, in this case, a fish away from his Buffy DVDs—and plop him straight into the most fantastical encounter imaginable. Or...send him to the local professional dominatrix.
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by
slavette,
Jun. 15, 2009
A Proposal from the President of Intercontinental Slaves Union Local 814...
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by
slavette,
Jun. 08, 2009
A journey with Slavette through the language of kink—with all due apologies to the late Edward Gorey.
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by
slavette,
Jun. 01, 2009
A humorous glimpse inside the lives and minds of slaves
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by
slavette,
May. 26, 2009
A Peek at Life Behind the Black Leather Curtain
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by
slavette,
May. 18, 2009
Today, Slavette wades through the murky waters of relationship-negotiation within the confines of the master/slave dynamic, without litigation, butcher knives, or invoking a demon.
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by
slavette,
May. 11, 2009
An Introduction to the Author of The Slavette Diaries
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by
Citi Kittie,
Apr. 03, 2009
Safewords are words or signals called out, usually during BDSM-related play, to either slow down or completely stop a scene. Citi Kittie gives us some deeper insight into the ins and outs of safewording – but take note: chances are that your boss will not respect your safeword when you use it to try and get out of that overdue spreadsheet.