IvyMorgan
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Joined: 7/5/2007 From: Midlands, UK Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: LittleWench This question stems from a something I asked my Owner recently (What does a sub feel if all they get is vanilla sex, which evolved into, what is the definition of kinky sex?) Lord knows. What's the definition of kink? I got asked this last night and defined vanilla as two people, missionary, nothing else. Everything else was kinky. Which makes most people kinky. Which hopefully increases the acceptance for the more "extremely" kinky activities some of us get up to from time to time. quote:
If foreplay is considered to be sex, can BDSM activities be considered foreplay? (After one session with my Owner which ended with sex I mentioned he hadn't spent much time on foreplay he raised an eyebrow and said "I just spent more than an hour flogging you...") And sometimes the BDSM activities are the sex. I've had great "sex" with people, and yet, there's no "I'm putting my X in your Y" moment. quote:
Many Dommes will say (especially professionals) that dominating another and the tools used to do so, whips, bonds, chains etc have nothing to do with sex. So now I am confused... I'm wondering if you're misconstuing the pro's here. They state they won't do sex acts, but I'm not sure there are many who are not well aware they are facilitating a fetish, and providing a service that is fundamentally sexual in nature even though there is no sex-acts in the "tab A slot B" sense. The exception to this would be some CPers I've met, who are absolutly clear that their CP is about X, Y and Z and not at all about sex. quote:
If sex is what happens after the scene and it's regular missionary, was the scene foreplay and the sex vanilla? As someone who rarely does regualar missionary, and never by choice, it's easy to define it for me as kinky (authority/control transfer and all). I guess you can define things however you want, and break it down however you want. I also think you can spend a lot of time thinking about labels and analysing, which might be more fun to spend doing more practical and less theoretical work :P quote:
If we restrict the definition of sex to intercourse, how do you make intercourse kinky? Gag's, ropes, etc are one way but they would become routine and then by their familiarity not kinky any more. I'd say you're talking more about spice/keeping it interesting, and not necessarily kinky per se, espcially the way I very "kinky" as a definition. Kinky, in my book, can certainly also be mundane, dull, monotonous and boring. Trying many things, and being open to new ideas, I suppose. Seeing what happens when that leg goes over there instead of over here, trying to outdo each other with filthy names, whatever floats your boat. (Ever tried to play the alphabet name with sex related insults... makes for interesting fucking) quote:
So how do you do it, how do you have kinky sex? With the help of someone/manyones else. And by poking their minds til they bleed fun new ideas. Or, by signing over all control over what is about to happen to someone else. Being objectified works sometimes. In lots of different ways depending on my mood?
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