Q&A: She Wants to be Choked & Spanked. Can I Really Do That?
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BDSM is not meant to be damaging. If there's consent, you can rest assured that you're not hurting your partner.
Especially in long-term relationships, it can be challenging to rid yourself of the mental block that's getting in the way of treating your BDSM-desiring partner to the activities they'd like you to perform on them. Charlie and Arienne share some tips on how to overcome this hurdle in this Q&A edition of SexBecause.

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