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Guide To Bondage Furniture

For those who have dabbled in BDSM, the idea of having their own personal dungeon has crossed their mind at least once. The convenience of having a scene right in their personal space sounds sexy and intimate! It’s a big choice to make because most of these items take up space. However, for those who truly embrace the endless possibilities that many of these items can offer, it is one they don’t regret!

Guide To Vibrators

Vibrators are one of the most popular sex toys on the planet. Out of all the things people buy first, vibrators are included in the list of introductory sex toys.  Vibrators started out being more popular with women, but after time there became an entire line of vibrators dedicated to male pleasure, as well. After all, they provide stimulation and no matter what genitalia someone has, stimulation is something everyone enjoys.

Guide To Bedroom Bondage

Anyone who’s seen Fifty Shades of Grey, watched The Secretary or read the Catwoman or Elektra comics has thought about BDSM. It may have occurred to them that they’d like to try it themselves or introduce it to their partner. For most people, going to a public place to try new things out sounds terrifying! An alternative is to keep it in the safe and intimate space that’s already been shared with a partner. That place, of course, is the bedroom.

Guide To Bondage Gear

When people hear the word ‘bondage’ they may have very different ideas about what that means. Some have a positive association with bondage because they know a little about BDSM. Others are focused on non-consensual bondage that keeps people in compromising positions or limits their freedom or power. However, the type of bondage discussed here is consensual and all parties involved are eager to use bondage gear in their erotic play. Even when someone is put in a compromising position, they have chosen to be there.

Bondage gear goes hand in hand with making scenes or kinky play sessions easy and fun for everyone to enjoy. For example, if someone doesn’t know a lot about tying knots but their partner wants to be restrained, they can use simple, adjustable ankle and wrist cuffs that use velcro or a buckle strap. Grabbing a blindfold may be the simplest way to start exploring sensation play by taking away one of their senses so they can focus on all the others!