WHAT IS BDSM AND WHY SHOULD YOU TRY IT?

It is a form of sexual identity and experience that involves various role-plays, experimentation with sexual techniques, and the exercise of control or obedience.

The term bondage refers to tying or restricting a partner's movements during sexual activity. “Discipline” refers to the use of rules and punishments to control the behavior of partners. “Dominance and submission” involves acting out roles in which one partner dominates and controls the other. “Sadism” represents the pleasure of inflicting pain or dominating others, while “masochism” is the pleasure of receiving pain or being dominated.

People who practice BDSM typically experience pleasure and satisfaction from these forms of sexual experience. It is important to note that any practice within the framework of BDSM must be carried out with the consent and voluntary participation of all interested parties. This means that all participants must have clear and precise agreement about what they do and do not want to do during their games.

Although BDSM can provide people with satisfaction and variety in their sex lives, it is not something that is suitable for everyone. It's not necessary or necessary to try BDSM if you don't like the idea or aren't attracted to it. If you're curious, you can start exploring and discussing the topic with your partner and decide if you want to try it together.

The most important thing is to respect each participant's mutual respect and boundaries and avoid taking risks or inconsistent practices. If you're interested in BDSM but don't know where to start, you can try sensory accessories such as masks, handcuffs or feet. And if you find that it gives you pleasure, switch to more rigid products such as gags, ropes, whips, whips and the like.