All Things
Kink
What is kink? What do the letters stand for in BDSM? What’s the deal with spanking? Where do I start with trying bondage? Your guide to kink.
Your Guide To Kinky Play
All about spanking, temperature play, role play tips, and more.
Impact Play With Mistress Mona
Mistress Mona loves to talk about kink in an approachable, shame free environment. In this episode, we will be talking about impact play! Spanking, cropping, flogging and much more!
Kink Basics
Explore kink and BDSM play, what it is, and where to start.
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Explore Sex Toys
From cuff and paddles, to vibrators and butt plugs, there’s a wide range of sex toys to suit any taste.
Kink Facts: Did You Know?
There’s a whole world of kink out there, and not all of it involves sex.
Erotic rope bondage originally developed in Japan from methods to tie up captives from battle.
BDSM stands for Bondage & Discipline, Dominance & Submission, and Sadism & Masochism.
People in the BDSM community think “Fifty Shades of Grey” is kind of a lame representation of kink.
We’ve gotten more than just Baguettes from the French— including sadism, which comes from the Marquis De Sade.
If you hear someone shout "pineapple!" it probably means stop. Safe words are a staple in the BDSM community.
Kink (noun)
/kɪŋk/
Kink is a range of activities that fall outside of conventional sex. Kink may include fantasies, role play, use of toys, and exploration of fetishes. BDSM is related to kink and it refers to certain types of kinky play: bondage and discipline, domination and submission, sadism and masochism. Whether you're curious or not, love it or feel "meh" about it, there’s nothing wrong with you either way.
What's Your Story?
Share your favorite kink tips.
Get your Kink on
Thinking outside of conventional sex, exploration of fetishes and getting started.
