A genderqueer D-type comes to terms with their feelings around the traditionally binary nature of being a Daddy.

In pushing past our comfort zones, we can sometimes strengthen our relationships.

Being an lone kinkster doesn’t always equate to loneliness.

Financial Domination, or Findom, oftentimes gets a bad rep.

A sadomasochist offers some considerations for exploring pain thresholds.

Not all Daddy’s are the same. Here’s one Dominant’s perspective on the concept of a ‘soft’ Dom.

A Dom explains why he’s so drawn to bottoming for his babygirl.

Sometimes all it takes to make magic real is the feeling of community.

A rope Top reflects on the first year of their bondage journey.

Orgasm control can strengthen the bond between partners in a power dynamic. But what are the risks?

A Daddy, Master, and Leatherman writes about his own approach to kink, and encourages the importance of self-expression in the BDSM subculture.

In ethical kink, safewords will instantly stop (or slow down) a scene that’s in action. In emotional S&M however, saying a safeword won’t protect a bottom from their own mind.

Erotica and social media like to tell us that BDSM is just kinky sex. But what if it’s more?

Can kink and PTSD co-exist? For this kinkster, the answer is yes.

She’d never seen boot worshipping in person; turns out she Googled videos to learn about it. She had no idea what she was doing. She was incredible.