Kink 101

Everyone starts somewhere! If you're brand new to kink, Kink 101 can be a great place to start. Learn the basics to make your kinky fantasies come true while keeping it as safe as possible.

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The Top 5 Things You Must Do Before Jumping Into Kink (Flogger First)

BDSM beginner? There are a few things you must do before jumping into kinky play to ensure everyone's safety and pleasure.

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10 BDSM Myths You Probably Believe - Debunked

BDSM can be amazingly powerful for those who take the time to truly understand it. Here are 10 common myths about BDSM, and the truth behind them:

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The Importance of Aftercare

Aftercare means taking time for your partner and connecting after sex, kinky or not. Here's why and how to do it:

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Cocktail Weenies: Small Penis Humiliation 101

Regardless of their actual size, some people get turned on when they’re scolded for having a tiny penis. Here's why and how you can try this kink for yourself:

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The Easiest Ways to Try Kink for the First Time

Going from 'Huh. That sounds kinda hot...' to actually trying kink for the first time can be a bit of a challenge. Here are nine ways to start:

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Everything You Need to Know About Attending Your First Rope Bondage Conference

Attending your first rope bondage conference? Here's everything you need to know to make the most of it:

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I Want to Try Electrosex. Where Should I Start?

Electro-sex can open up brand new worlds of pleasure. Here’s how to introduce it into your sex life, including the toys every beginner should know:

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A First Timer's Guide to Anal Sex

Anal sex requires planning, thought and lube—especially for the first time. Use these tips to help make your first experience as comfortable as possible:

Sex Toys and Products

Kinky Sex Furniture: A New Adventure in Bondage

Not sure how to step it up a notch without covering your home in hooks and bolts? Kinky sex furniture is a sleek way to add to your bondage fun.

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Bondage With Benefits: What I Learned From BDSM

A study published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine in May concluded that BDSM practitioners may be 'more psychologically healthy' than their vanilla counterparts. Find out what it did for the author's relationships - both in and out of the bedroom.