So, imagine: you’re in the middle of the scene, and your partner uses a safe word, shows a sign or just asks to stop. How do you handle revoking consent in this situation correctly and in a way that only improves your future experiences? Read this blog to find answers.
Read moreBoundaries in kink aren’t fixed—they shift as your experiences, emotions, and life circumstances evolve. What once felt exciting may lose its appeal, while new desires and limits can emerge over time. Recognizing these changes is essential for maintaining a fulfilling and consensual dynamic.
Read moreYour style of domination can embody different archetypes. Depending on your personality, it might change from scene to scene or stay the same. But knowing your or your Dom(me)’s archetype can be helpful in setting the scene, bringing pleasure or even looking for a partner.
Read moreSex doesn’t start in the bedroom. It starts with the intimacy you develop, the experiences you share, and the effort you put into your relationship every day. Here are seven ways you can seduce your partner that do not involve any conventional “thirst traps”. Use these to maintain your passion and deepen your intimacy.
Read moreNipple play is a form of sensory stimulation that focuses on the nipples and surrounding areas. It can be pleasurable due to the high concentration of nerve endings in the nipples, making them highly sensitive to touch, temperature, and pressure. Nipple play can be used as foreplay, an additional stimulation or – for big fans – as a main act.
Read moreEven the most experienced Dominants can feel the emotional drop, mental exhaustion, and physical strain after a scene. Aftercare helps them rebalance, unwind and process everything. In this article, we discuss the aftermath of the scene that can lead to your Dom(me) needing aftercare and pro tips to provide it.
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