SlyFox
I like writing about things I like :)
~Humiliation kink~
I think we should talk about humiliation today. Humiliation is a kink that involves a dominant person humiliating their submissive. There are many ways to do this. Some Masters and doms will draw on their submissive face or body with marker or pen dirty words or humiliating names. Others will make the submissive call themselves humiliating things, wear humiliating clothing that the submissive has to wear in public or even around the house, make the submissive clean while they are naked or do something else that is humiliating to the submissive. It can be very fun and kinky if you do it right.
CNC, Consensual non-consent / forced. All the kinky things!
CNC. Consensual non-consent. This means that the person on the receiving end is consenting to participate in Acts mostly revolving around rape play or seemingly illegal Acts. Of course they are not actually illegal because it is consensual and both people involved have already went over rules and safe words with each other. If they haven't this can be very dangerous. If you are doing CNC and you do not have a set safe word and you have not talked about it beforehand, you won't know when they're acting like they're hurt or something is wrong or if they actually are. Remember that safety is the number one priority. You do not want to start something like this without both people agreeing to it and knowing exactly what is going to happen and what's going on.
All about knife play
Knife play is one of my favorite things when it comes to foreplay or BDSM. While it is very fun and exciting, it can also be pretty dangerous. This is why it is in the edge play category along with blood play and anything else that could hurt someone if not done right. Lets go over what knife play entails.
DID, do you know your what it is?
DID is a personality disorder where ones mind and personality shatter into many or few fragments. These fragments are what I call alters, my other personalities, the other people inside my mind. This is my take on DID.
