The world of alternative intimacy is much more than just rules and techniques – it encompasses psychology, mutual trust, safety, and boundaries.
In this section, you will find expert articles focused on responsible practices, mental and digital safety, and a deeper understanding of relationship dynamics.
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The famous line by Dr. House, "Everybody lies," isn't just a provocation. It's a diagnosis of human nature. And the longer one works with people—especially in a realm as intimate and deeply confidential as BDSM—the more one realizes that this sentence isn't cynicism. It's reality.
In our lives, we are often forced to suppress our desires, longings, or fears. At first, they may seem harmless—perhaps even alluring. Initially, we might not feel there's anything wrong with them. And yet… somewhere deep inside, a quiet voice of disagreement whispers.
For many, BDSM is not only a form of self-expression or a way to fulfill specific desires, but also a refuge from a burdensome reality. In some cases, it can act as a path to healing and self-acceptance. In others, however, it may deepen old wounds or even create new ones.
So how can we tell when BDSM is helping – and when it's harming?...
