Kink and BDSM are never completely free from risk.
Being aware of the dangers of BDSM and of your safety and wellbeing before you practice is absolutely essential.
If you’re looking for advice about particular scene activities, see our risk mitigation guides.
Kink and BDSM can be powerful tools to overcome trauma, but trauma can also have a negative impact on the experience of kink and BDSM.
Where should you hit during impact play? More importantly, where shouldn’t you?
In reality, BDSM and kink are not free of predators and dangerous situations. Many trauma survivors find comfort in knowing they aren't alone.
We offer some do’s and don’t for your first visit to a public kink and BDSM dungeon.
One of the biggest misconceptions of BDSM is that it’s an excuse to abuse someone else. Nothing could be further from the truth.
Scarification requires a considerable amount of aftercare. Learn what you’ll need in this step-by-step guide.
Nonconsensual pornography, known as revenge porn, can happen to anyone. Know what to do if it happens to you.
Doxing is unfortunately common; learn how to deal with it if it happens to you.
For some kinksters, being cared for (or caring for another) can go beyond the boundaries of a healthy relationship.
Thinking of doing a kinky photo shoot? Stay safe with these considerations.
Read about the history of the kink and BDSM ideologies: The acronyms SSC, RACK, and PRICK.
Mentors and guides can be great resources, but look out for red flags and green flags.
If coming out kinky isn't an option, here's a few tips on keeping your privates private.
