Better Mental Health?
As it turns out, BDSM is not only potentially beneficial for our bodies, but also our mental health—particularly if you're a Dominant or have interests in domination. Recent research suggests that people who like flogging, spanking, and doing all sorts of other things to willing and consenting submissives have personality traits that lead to greater personal and sexual satisfaction. There's a lot to take in and understand in these findings, but they're well worth the read. Do it—now!
Teacher, I've Been Naughty
Are you getting intrigued by the wide world of BDSM? Well, if you're new to this realm of pleasure and pain, you must understand there is a learning curve. We all need to learn about sex, and that is a lifelong process. The same goes for BDSM. One of the best ways to dip your toe into the BDSM waters is to sign up for one of the many classes experienced practitioners are offering all over the world. You can learn the ropes! You won't be tied down to anything you try! The teacher might still believe in corporal punishment! Okay, enough is enough. I apologize. Forgive me, please? I'm begging you.
Growing in Hong Kong
When sex is discussed in pop culture, it's almost always through a North American / European lens. BDSM is no different. Stereotypes abound. Indian people are associated with the Kama Sutra. Japanese people are associated with rope bondage, hentai, and used panties. White folks are most often attached to BDSM. However, as with many other types of sex, BDSM is practiced all around the world, and players continue to come up against the same cultural and acceptance obstacles. Hong Kong is a rather conservative city, but there is a thirst and desire for alternative sexual expression that is now being sated by BDSM classes.
