WHAT IS BDSM AND WHY SHOULD WE TRY?

The term "bondage" refers to tying or restricting a partner's movements during sexual activity. "Discipline" is related to the application of rules and penalties to control the behavior of partners. "Domination and submission" involves playing roles where one partner is dominant and controls the other. "Sadism" represents the pleasure of imposing pain or dominating others, while "masochism" is the pleasure of receiving pain or submission.

People who practice BDSM usually experience pleasure and fulfillment of these forms of sexual experiences. It is important to note that any practice within the BDSM must be carried out by the consent and voluntary participation of all parties concerned. This means that all participants must have a clear and explicit agreement on what they want to do and what they do not want to do during their games.

While BDSM can provide people with satisfaction and diversity in their sex lives, it's not something that's right for everyone. It is not mandatory or imperative to try BDSM if you are not comfortable with the idea or attracted to you. If you're curious, you can start studying and discussing the topic with your partner and decide if it's something you'd like to try together.

The most important thing is to respect the mutual respect and boundaries of each participant and to avoid risky actions or inconsistent practices. If you're interested in BDSM but aren't sure where to start, you can try sensory accessories like masks, handcuffs, or feet. And if you find that this gives you pleasure, switch to harder products such as gags, ropes, whips, whips and the like.