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There is still a staggering amount of misinformation around BDSM.

Not only is it seen as as a free-for-all to act out suppressed urges or porn-fuelled fantasies, the bigger problem is that it is often practisedthat way too And unfortunately mainstream media, for the sake of TRPs, deliberately reinforces the stereotype that it is about violence or domination without responsibility.

In reality BDSM is one of the most structured, negotiated, and emotionally intelligent forms of intimacy.

It is not about ‘committing’ violence, it is about understanding control.

It’s not about ‘doing’ what you want, it’s about really embodying the power of consent.

It’s not about asserting power, it’s about using the emotions around power dynamics to listen better and communicate better.

Dana @thepartitionlife uses the practices of BDSM to help people heal from past trauma and regulate and rechannel overwhelming emotions as a path to building deeper, more meaningful relationships.

This was one of most powerful conversations I have had about unlearning the myths the myths around BDSM and really understanding how, when done safely and intentionally, it can rebuild safety in the body and brain.

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