Placeholder Image

Subtitles section Play video

  • Hi guys and gals, Dom/mes and subs, Tops and bottoms. However you identify, this is

  • Justin from Just Indecerous dot com

  • and today as part of Adult Sex Ed Month we're gonna be talking about what BDSM is

  • so on your knees, look at me, and listen.

  • Epic guitar intro

  • \\m/ -__- \\m/

  • Generally speaking BDSM is a catch-all term a set of erotic practices

  • or a form of sexual expression where the idea of power is exchanged between the

  • participants involved.

  • and if none of that makes any sense to you I'll break it down for you now.

  • B - Bondage, basically tying your partner up,

  • restraining them in some way.

  • D - Discipline, the rules that your sub has to follow

  • and the correction of those by some means of punishment

  • D - Dominance, the Dominant person (role) with the power exchange

  • "Oh slave it's been such a long day, rub my feet

  • and fellate me." S - Submission

  • the submissive person (role) in the power exhange

  • "oh yes oh how would you like me to fellate you today?"

  • S - sadism enjoying the feeling of causing other people pain.

  • "my dick gets so hard when I hear you scream in pain"

  • M - masochism, enjoying the feeling of pain, getting off on being hurt

  • "Ouch Sir that really hurts please, may I have another?"

  • now wait a minute are you trying to tell me that somebody likes pain? Yes I'm

  • Trying to tell you that somebody likes pain

  • pain isn't necessarily a bad feeling of course if you break your arm or break your leg

  • or crack your

  • ribs, that's not the kid of pain you want. However controlled

  • use of pain can be very pleasurable for people as it releases endorphins into the

  • body and you get a feeling very similar to that

  • of "runners high" what you feel after orgasm.

  • And it's not all about pain although

  • many people tend to believe that it is (all) about pain, it's not all about pain

  • it's all bad and exposure to a mixture of different sensations

  • hot and cold, hard and soft, light, heavy impact

  • sensory deprivation, sense play. Can be anything.

  • As I said BDSM is all about power exchange that means there are two

  • (generally) defined, very distinct roles

  • You have the Top or the Dominant person, you have the bottom

  • the submissive person. The Dominant decides what's going to happen,

  • the submissive person has it happen to them. You also have switches

  • these are people who don't have an inclination one way or the other or

  • preference

  • they can either be Dominant or they can be submissive

  • they choose when they want to do it. It's up to them. A scene is the setting that your

  • BDSM activities take place in

  • so that could be your bedroom, your living room, could be anywhere.

  • some people go to professional dungeons, some people have their own dungeon.

  • I hate you if you have your own dungeon!

  • Some people have their fortress of fuckery, some people have their bastion of

  • buggery, Whatever you want to call it

  • this is the scene. Think of an actor, think of them

  • acting within a scene. Play is what you're doing within the scene

  • it's the acts that you are committing while you're in a scene.

  • Again think of an actor. Actor comes to do his scene

  • he has to act in that scene, he's performing his part.

  • play is the actual things that you are doing, a scene is the place that you

  • doing it in or the environment that you've created to do it in

  • or the setting that you have created to do it in. Types of play are numerous I

  • could list them all day and I would still only be at the tip of the iceberg but just

  • as few examples for you

  • you've got bondage, you've got control, you've got nipple play, you've got breast

  • torture, you got cock and ball torture

  • you've called spanking, flogging, caning you've got to light sensations, wax play

  • all of this is done, all of this play all these scenes are done with safety in mind in

  • fact safety comes before you cum ;)

  • and BDSM tends to follow two standard principles. The first being

  • SSC which is "Safe" i.e we know what we're doing

  • we practice what we do and we learn more about what we're doing in order to

  • create a safe environment when doing these things

  • that includes making sure that you're clear of STI's, make sure you practice safe sex

  • also use safe words in order to communicate what we want something

  • changed, when want something stopped

  • and this can be anything from banana to Apple

  • supercalifragilisticexpialidocious, anything!

  • any kind of safe word to stop play immediately. "Sane"

  • we're not nuts, we're not trying to intentionally harm somebody

  • well we are trying to internationally harm somebody we're just trying to

  • not harm them too much

  • and make sure that they are within their limits and consensual

  • we are doing these things to a person who wants to have them done to them

  • everybody agrees what is gonna happen before it happens

  • and the limits are all laid out well in advance

  • or you also have the RACK which is risk

  • Risk Aware Consensual Kink which is the same thing with the onus a little bit

  • more on the individual

  • the most important thing to note is the fact that consent or consensual

  • exist in both of these standard principles it is the difference between

  • abuse and BDSM you have consented that is

  • BDSM you don't have consent that is abuse

  • and fuck you if you do that. Who does this?

  • anybody can do this you probably know some people that do this they just don't

  • talk about it

  • your coworker at work probably does this, a relative

  • of yours does this, the person sat next to you right now could possibly do this

  • your partner may do this have you asked them if not you should

  • okay so there you have it that's my basic

  • of what BDSM is so hopefully you've learnt something obviously there's a lot more

  • detail that you can go into and I will be in other videos on specific topics

  • in far more depth than what we've covered here this is just a brief overview

  • in the meantime I do encourage you to go to other adultsexedmonth.com

  • have a look at the articles that are going up throughout the month of June if

  • you want to get involved with the conversation you can on Twitter using the

  • hashtag

  • #AdultSexEdMonth I will put all of the links for everything that we've talked about today

  • as well as some recommended reading

  • in the description below and if you want to check out anymore of my stuff you can do at

  • justindecerous.com

  • so until next time be good

  • and if you can't be good be safe.

Hi guys and gals, Dom/mes and subs, Tops and bottoms. However you identify, this is

Subtitles and vocabulary

Click the word to look it up Click the word to find further inforamtion about it