Lack of consent is nothing to do with BDSM. That's called rape. :|BDSM is hot, yo. Power play, rough sex, light-medium bondage, spanking, that sorta thing. Like most people, I have a limit beyond which I'd be uncomfortable with it (punching? burning? rope suspension? nonconsensual? Yeah, no thanks) but within those limits it's a massive turn on, whether I'm the sub or dom.
A little disclaimer. This never happens in actual, straight up BDSM. The basic principle of BDSM is Safe, Sane, Consensual. There is also something called RACK or Risk aware consensual kink. I know you mean no harm. But as a practicioner, do not think it is something that is within BDSM.nonconsensual
Cowboys oddly enough. O_____O
I'm a pretty simple guy who thinks that a good supple rump is something to be admired.
Lack of consent is nothing to do with BDSM. That's called rape. :|
.A little disclaimer. This never happens in actual, straight up BDSM. The basic principle of BDSM is Safe, Sane, Consensual. There is also something called RACK or Risk aware consensual kink. I know you mean no harm. But as a practicioner, do not think it is something that is within BDSM.
That said. BDSM as a kink? IT's something of a umbrella term is it not. But if we are being technical. "Bondage, Domination, Sadism, Masochism" Aka all kinks/Fetishes.
Does that mean you're only sexually attracted when those kinks are in place?Now, time to confuse to lot of you (or not)
I'm a hetero-romantic asexual fetishist.
Yes, asexual folks can have fetishes. Usually it's the whole sexual attraction towards someone that's one of the primary traits to identify.
Now, mine are fairly simple: Restraint and D/s. There's also a small theory going on in one of the chat groups I'm in that I'm also a sadist. I can neither confirm or deny that theory.
The clarification was very much needed. Erotica and fanfic terms (and the things that happen in such stories) are a really bad guide for how things actually work. XD.
Yeah, no shit. Allow me to clarify.
I suppose a more specific term would be "dubious consent" - for example, often in erotic stories it will start as forced but the victim will "secretly enjoy it" and actually experience pleasure. In other words, consent was not given, and it was all instigated with some measure of forcefulness or coercion. That's what I meant by "nonconsensual" rather than using "rape" - on my favourite erotic literature site, there's a section called "Nonconsent/Reluctance" for these stories, which is probably where I picked up the term. These nonconsent/reluctance stories are often, misguidedly, labelled as BDSM too. I personally see them as completely different things, as do most sensible people who know what the hell BDSM is, but lots of people treat this "dubious consent" as if it's part of BDSM power play.
I'll go edit it to "reluctance" (including the quote-marks) so people don't think I don't understand what rape is again.