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BDSM stands for Bondage, Domination, and Sadomasochism, with some submission thrown into the mix. It immediately conjures up images of rubber clad couples spanking each other or the chained up submissive in the corner with the powerful dominatrix standing above them. While both these images are indeed found within BDSM, there is a whole scope of other activities that come under the umbrella. However as in life there are various degrees of how far people take BDSM, and how far people allow their limits to be pushed, from playful spanking to more severe flagellation. BDSM is highly geared towards the needs of both parties involved whether dominant or submissive, the key thing to take into consideration is safe, sane and consensual.

There are a lot of gentle and simple ways of bringing in elements of BDSM into your lovemaking without having to enter the kind of play that feels wrong for you. What couples may not realise is that within their usual love making some touches of BDSM creep in without them even knowing. Simple things such as biting, nibbling and pinning your partner down are all minor parts of BDSM.

Sensation play is one way of bringing BDSM into your sex life, without delving more into the harsh realms. All you need is a blindfold and some feathers, ice or warm water. You can introduce a little bondage into sensation play too, using something like a silk scarf or bondage tape to tie your partner up whilst slowly tickling them or drawing ice over there body, letting their body respond to the different sensations.

Light bondage involving handcuffs, bondage tape or restraints, is a great way of adding a whole fantasy realm into your play, although be careful and never push your partners limits, and never allow yours to be pushed too far. With a little light bondage why not try some dressing up fantasy play, letting you and your partner to take on a whole new persona, and live out your wildest fantasies.

It is always best to start off slow when introducing new things into the bedroom, and make sure you and your partner are truly comfortable with what you intend to do. Choose what you buy together, make sure you both know how it works and what’s needed for it before diving into playing together. Choose carefully and decide if you want to go for a dramatic looking toy or restraint or something softer, a bondage starter kit is a good place to start.

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