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Bdsm is an umbrella term for a wide range of sexual practices that involve physical bondage, the giving or receiving of pain, dominant or submissive roleplay, and/or other related activities Bdsm is a combination of terms Bondage and discipline (bd), dominance and submission (ds), and sadism and masochism (sm) Each of these elements represents different practices and relationship dynamics within bdsm. Learn what bdsm really means beyond common myths Discover how bondage, dominance, and power play can enhance intimacy through consent, communication and trust
A comprehensive guide for beginners exploring kink safely.
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