By contrast, make an effort to spice things up occasionally, and life becomes a more experience in general. Precisely where 3D BDSM comics can help if you’re finding your current sex life anything but fulfilling.
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What is a 3D BDSM Comic?
As the name suggests, 3D BDSM comics are adult publications that focus on pornographic content of a very specific nature. They contain explicit pictures of individuals participating in BDSM experiences, which can be anything from cartoonish to near-photo-quality.
The difference between a 3D BDSM comic and a conventional BDSM comic is that the images are presented in a 3D format, making the whole thing much more realistic and immersive.
If it’s not something you are already familiar with, BDSM stands for bondage and discipline, domination and submission, sadism and masochism. The bondage aspect of BDSM is all about restraint, whereas dominance means taking control. Submission means relinquishing control to your partner during sex, while sadomasochism brings pain (or even torture) into the mix.
Of course, this doesn’t necessarily mean that all BDSM experiences must be unpleasant. Quite the opposite, when just the right amount of discomfort is brought into the equation at the right time, the ultimate synergy of pain and pleasure is achieved.
That is precisely why it takes quite a bit of practice to master the art of BDSM, making 3D BDSM comics a good place to start. If you are not up to speed with how BDSM works in the real world, 3D BDSM comics can be the ultimate instruction manual for the most mind-blowing sex you’ve ever had.
3D BDSM Comic Terminology
While browsing the endless adult comics you’ll find online elsewhere, you’ll come across various terms and references that may be alien to you at first. To help negotiate that initial learning curve, here are a few of the most common BDSM terms you’ll need to know as a newcomer to 3D BDSM comics:
1. Consent
This refers to the agreement between the parties participating in BDSM and the extent to which they are willing to participate in certain acts. BDSM must always be consensual and occur within the agreed limitations of those taking part.
2. Dungeon
The ‘dungeon’ is where a BDSM encounter plays out, which can be any suitable room or venue.
3. Fetish Wear
It is a commonplace for those taking part in BDSM to wear certain costumes and accessories, which may also be used for all playing activities.
4. Soft Limit
This refers to BDSM, which an individual may be willing to try out even though it is something they are not into.
5. Hard Limit
Used about a BDMS act that an individual is unwilling to try out under any circumstances and should not be pressured into attempting.
6. Dom
The dominant person – i.e., the individual taking control of their partner during BDSM.
7. Bottom
The individual who takes instructions and orders from the dom is also the recipient of pain and torture in some forms of BDSM.
8. Safe Word
A word or term agreed upon by BDSM participants beforehand, which, when spoken, immediately brings the current activity or the entire session to an end.
9. Drop
This term is about the period of exhaustion and the general ‘comedown’ that follows BDSM.
10. Aftercare
The care and support provided by those taking part in BDSM for their partners help them deal with the aftereffects of BDSM.
How to Enjoy BDSM Safely
If you want to get into BDSM with your partner for the first time, reading BDSM comics could be a great place to start. You’ll get a good idea of the kinds of things that take place during a BDSM, and pick up the kinds of ideas you are both interested in trying out for yourselves.
Other than this, there are a few essential things all couples need to do to enjoy BDSM safely.
- Communicate – Always discuss what you plan on doing beforehand, and set your limitations and boundaries.
- Respect – Never push your partner beyond their comfort zone or even ask them to do something they are not happy with.
- Stay Safe – Do not be tempted to get carried away or to use any potentially risky sex toys or BDSM accessories for the time being.
- Start Slow – Last up, it is essential to take things slowly at first and gradually build up to more adventurous BDSM activities.
