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Ginger San

Noble pleasures: Exploring the prince’s wand

The prince’s qand is a subtype of so-called urethral plugs and is used for the sexual stimulation of the urethra in people with a penis.

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Candles in BDSM: things to consider

Candles are used in BDSM within wax play. But be careful! There are several things to consider when buying and using them.

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Ball gag: The most popular way to gag

A ball gag is the best-known form of gag and usually consists of a rubber ball and a strap for attachment. But what should you pay attention to?

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Keeps its impact inside: The punishment book

A punishment book can be used within a BDSM relationship to record any misbehavior. The submissive person usually enters these themselves.

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Deep insights: labia spreader

Labia spreaders are inserted into the vagina so that the vulva and clitoris are exposed and offer a variety of interesting play options.

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Gag – Speech is silver, silence is gold

A gag prevents a person from speaking or screaming, but the appeal lies mainly in the humiliation through drooling and ridiculous sounds.

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Sperm stopper – pleasure through closure

A sperm stopper is a penis plug that prevents semen from leaving the penis during ejaculation. Explore why some find this arousing.

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Monoglove: Everything bagged

A monoglove resembles a sack pulled over the arms, restricting a person’s mobility. But what should one consider when buying one?

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Love balls: training of a special kind

Love balls are a sex toy and medical aid for strengthening the pelvic floor muscles of people with vaginas, which can also bring erotic benefits.

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Chastity for beginners: silicone cock lock

The silicone cock lock is a relative of the chastity cage and chastity belt, but much better suited for beginners interested in chastity.

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Latex: what is the material all about?

Anyone delving into the BDSM and fetish realm can’t avoid stumbling upon latex sooner or later. The applications are diverse. But what’s actually behind the cult?

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Cane – Not an empty threat

As inconspicuous as a cane may look, the more nasty the pain caused by this caning tool is. Find out here what types there are.

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Tight, tighter, binding

More than just bondage: Binding involves temporarily restricting blood flow to certain body parts. It’s not entirely without risk.

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Pretty tricky: clamps and clips

Clamps for BDSM can be attached to various parts of the body. But beware: Not every body part is suitable for everyone when it comes to pain tolerance.

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Your backdoor’s new best friends: anal beads

The pleasure is particularly stimulating when anal beads are pulled out just before or during orgasm. Find out more here!

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Slippery little helper: Lube

Oil-based lube, except for silicone oil, is not recommended as it can damage toys and condoms. It’s better to opt for water-based options.

by Ginger San | A to Z, Basics

What does polyamory have to do with BDSM?

Polyamory describes a form of love life very common in BDSM circles, where a person has, loves, and maintains relationships with multiple partners.

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Flogger – A whip even for beginners

A flogger is mostly used as a sex toy in the BDSM realm. The active act of whipping is called flagellation.

by Ginger San | Kinky Life, Tips

BDSM symbols: Recognizable signs in everyday life

As is common in many subcultures, BDSM sympathizers also use symbols to identify themselves to like-minded people in everyday life. But which symbols mean what?