The average woman is using personal technology (ie, the internet) to access BDSM erotica hoping to broaden her sexual horizons and bring out her inner kink goddess, while the average porn star is using conventional social media hoping to make herself and her profession appear as mundane as possible. Regardless of where you fall on the spectrum, it is undeniable that technology is allowing, if not actually compelling, the normalization of sexual differences in mainstream culture – and based on the public’s reception of such activities, the ultimate goal of societal acceptance may not be as unattainable as once thought.
If you search for the accronym BDSM in google this is what you see at the top of the page...
About 63,200,000 results
That is astonishing, truly impressive. I'm not saying that all those results are good, informative, or correct but it clearly shows just how easy it is to access and learn about this community we are part of. Wow, this is short.. but it's Friday and the kids are just home...
2 comments:
Always interesting and informative Mistress. Obviously, i would be lying if i said i had never performed that search ... Here is my observation, in line with Yours. i have yet to see, visually any depiction of a bdsm scene on the internet that i would think isn't just silly, over stylized or completely without context. Which doesn't appeal much. However, i have enjoyed much literotica in the subject and use the internet if i need to learn something about a particular aspect. The great thing is that there are a number of good "sharers" of information in the community that provide valuable resources when delving into the topic. Thank you again my Mistress!
It was short, but straight to the point. i have done quite a bit of research on BDSM but more along the lines of what i deal with on a daily basis and how it fits into the BDSM community. Some are just funny to read. Thank You Mistress.
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