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What is BDSM?

It's an acronym for the words bondage and discipline (BD), dominance and submission (DS), and sadomasochism (SM). Within BDSM, there are many different types of services, depending on the preferences and inclinations of the individuals participating in these practices. Here are some of the most common types of BDSM services:

technique used for immobilizing and controlling a partner's movements through the use of tape, chains, handcuffs, loops, etc.

Discipline

Practices aimed at imposing punishment or reward for specific behaviors, such as whipping, spanking, corporal punishment, etc.

Dominance

practices in which one person takes control over another and orders them to perform specific actions or engages in various activities with them.

Submission

practices in which one person relinquishes control over their body and actions to another person.

Sadomasochism

practices in which one person derives pleasure from causing pain or suffering to another person or experiences pain or suffering themselves.

Fetishism

practices in which one person experiences a strong sexual attraction to objects, fabrics, body parts, scents, tastes, etc.

Spanking

Practices in which one person inflicts mild pain on the buttocks of another person.

Subjugation

practices in which one person completely submits to another person and carries out specific activities at their command.

What does the work of a professional dominatrix involve?

A professional dominatrix is a person who provides sexual services within the realm of BDSM practices. The dominant individual may work in specialized BDSM clubs, escort agencies, or directly for clients seeking BDSM services. The work of a professional dominatrix involves offering their services to individuals who wish to experience various forms of domination and submission, as well as other BDSM practices.

Working as a professional dominatrix requires the person to take on the role of the dominant partner with full responsibility for the safety and well-being of the submissive individual. The dominant person must be able to read the signals sent by the submissive person and know when BDSM practices are safe and when they cross boundaries. A professional dominatrix must also ensure appropriate safety measures during BDSM practices, such as using tools and equipment designed for this purpose and using safety words.