BDSM kink shaming

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Something that has been brought to my attention recently is the massive problem of kink shaming, which is negatively affecting a group of people to the point of isolation, which is not helpful for mental health and pushes people into more unsafe alternatives. And on the topic of BDSM bondage fantasies, submissive or otherwise, are much more common than people would like to admit. Worse still, people may be threatened by their local jurisdiction's legal system if a new law comes into force prohibiting said fictional writing.


Honestly I hate the UK government, because what they are doing despite their misinformed fearmongering, is they're working toward taking away people's right to think, and I don't know very many people who do like them. But they are actively moving toward controversial legislation that threatens people's civil libertiies. Source, State Authority over Fantasy. Oh well, at least we won't be forced to live on this planet forever, old age, injury and illness prevents immortality being possible. If such a law gets passed, then I hope people fight hard to have these people ousted in the next election.

https://www.issm.info/sexual-health-headlines/challenging-the-stigma-around-breath-play
 
Being a submissive male, you do get a bit of "God made men to be dominant and women to submit, so you are violating God's laws" kind of flack from certain quarters; I've encountered some of this. A lot of women also don't like the idea of men being kinky and submissive, and think its, well, unmanly. Also, certain kinks are found to be, well, distasteful (literally) by some.

I just try to take it in stride and do my best to not be judgemental myself.
 
Technically in the state where I live, any BDSM activity involving impact play is a crime, because the law is written that you can't consent to assault.
 
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