Sir Barton
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- Posted: Mon, 28 Apr 2008 20:35:45 +0000
What is S/M?
Many people will slip into the common answer of “sado-masochistic” activities. They view S/M as whips and chains. Darken stone wall dungeons and torture devices. S/M need not be so ultra violent. Many vanilla (ordinary) relationships incorporate basic forms of S/M in their sex lives without even thinking about it. If you have playfully spanked your partner in bed or slapped their behind when they passed by, pinched a n****e, pulled their hair or bitten their neck, you have experienced S/M play.
S/M can stand for sensual magic since these interactions are very sensual, sometimes sexual, in nature. While it is based on strong sensations those sensations need not be pain in its common form. S/M combined with passion gives us the freedom to explore ourselves and out relationship at a much deeper primitive level then we can through any other means.
What do you think of S/M?
Where do you think the drive behind such activities comes from?
Why do you think society as a whole tends to have a dim view of S/M?
What excites you?
What generalizations do you make about sadists? Masochists?
Why are people so obsessed with what other people do in bed, thus try to restrict it?
(Questions need not be all answered. They are more to get people thinking to drum up discussion.)
Also feel free to discuss BDSM in general, D/s, M/s..... since they all support each other.
Many people will slip into the common answer of “sado-masochistic” activities. They view S/M as whips and chains. Darken stone wall dungeons and torture devices. S/M need not be so ultra violent. Many vanilla (ordinary) relationships incorporate basic forms of S/M in their sex lives without even thinking about it. If you have playfully spanked your partner in bed or slapped their behind when they passed by, pinched a n****e, pulled their hair or bitten their neck, you have experienced S/M play.
S/M can stand for sensual magic since these interactions are very sensual, sometimes sexual, in nature. While it is based on strong sensations those sensations need not be pain in its common form. S/M combined with passion gives us the freedom to explore ourselves and out relationship at a much deeper primitive level then we can through any other means.
What do you think of S/M?
Where do you think the drive behind such activities comes from?
Why do you think society as a whole tends to have a dim view of S/M?
What excites you?
What generalizations do you make about sadists? Masochists?
Why are people so obsessed with what other people do in bed, thus try to restrict it?
(Questions need not be all answered. They are more to get people thinking to drum up discussion.)
Also feel free to discuss BDSM in general, D/s, M/s..... since they all support each other.