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Q&A: She Wants to be Choked & Spanked. Can I Really Do That?
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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This Q&A edition covers painful sex after menopause, exploring BDSM, being ghosted in non-monogamous relationships, erotic humiliation, tips for keeping lube from drying up, and more.
There’s almost no way to be 100% secure, but there are some steps you can take that will help to keep what you do behind closed doors from being exposed to the public.
BDSM is not meant to be damaging. If there's consent, you can rest assured that you're not hurting your partner.
