What does BSDM mean in FUNNIES

BDSM stands for Bondage and Discipline (BD), Dominance and Submission (DS), Sadism and Masochism (SM).

Activities involved in BDSM can include bondage, dominance, submission, torture, extreme sensation play, humiliation, role-playing, cross-dressing, pain or pleasure exchange.

Yes. When practiced responsibly with clear boundaries established between all parties involved BDSM can be a safe and enjoyable activity for all participants. All activities should also take place between consenting adults who have agreed to the terms of the encounter beforehand.

As with any activity there are potential risks associated with participating in BDSM. These risks may include psychological trauma or injury if safety precautions aren't followed properly or if boundaries aren't respected. Therefore it's important to research best practices before engaging in any type of activity to ensure everyone understands what they're getting into beforehand.

Yes. In some cases one partner may take on a dominant role while the other takes on a submissive one - though this isn't always the case depending on the desires of both individuals involved as well as their experience level. It's also possible for both partners to switch roles from session to session as desired by both parties involved.