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BDSM stands for:
BDSM relationships, or kinky relationships, may or may not coincide with open/ethically nonmonogamous relationships.
You will find because BDSM relationships require a great deal of explicit communication and negotiation, partners in those relationships have consented to some kind of open relationship as well (the explicit communication style tends to bleed over.)
However, there also are plenty of sexually monogamous kinky couples.
BDSM relationships became popular in the mainstream with the “Fifty Shades of Grey” books. Hopefully you are also aware that said books were not the best in accurately depicting BDSM dynamics and communication.
In any case, it’s awesome the books helped bring kink to the mainstream.
BDSM in porn often gets a bad rep, for the simple fact the explicit conversations and agreements that take place prior to the sexual scene are not filmed.
It is highly important to remember porn (and especially feminist or ethical porn) depicting BDSM kinks have been negotiated and consented to, and you can’t expect to put someone in a chastity belt or dog collar just because you want to. You have to talk about it and obtain consent first.
BDSM safety guidelines are wrapped up in the acronym RACK: risk-aware consensual kink.
Make sure you understand any risks you are undertaking by participating in a certain activity. Make sure all parties involved are consenting to the activity.
Have explicit conversations with your partner(s) about what the scene will involve and how it can end if necessary. Obviously, being with someone you trust is hugely important in practicing safe kink.
“Make sure you understand
any risks you are undertaking.”
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