Australians like whips and handcuffs

Australians explore whips, police handcuffs, humiliation and tying during sex

Australians are therefore for BDSM. Would you like to find out what it means?

The abbreviation BDSM consists of the first letters of the following words – bondage, discipline, domination in submission - masochism. In other words, playing roles, using various aids, from a whip to police handcuffs, causing slight pain and humiliation, practicing knowledge of tying knots, and in a harder form also severer forms of torture. In Australia, telephone research was carried out and it included 20,000 people who were asked whether they have the aforementioned practices.

2% of men and 1.4% of women admitted that they practice BDSM. Most of them are also sexually open to other partners, which means that they are homo- or bisexually oriented. Among women such an activity is the most frequent before the age of 20 and the least frequent after the age of 50. A large per cent of the people also admitted to other sexual practices, anal sex, telephone, group and internet sex, and they also changed a lot of sexual partners. In general, the participants described their lives as happy and without any problems with sex.

The survey shows that the BDSM practices have stepped outside of the corpus of deviant sexual behaviour and have become the regular practice of a smaller subculture. There is surely a similar group of people around us, however, more concrete results will be provided by a survey on our website sometime in the future. We only have to convince our editor. If not otherwise, then with a whip.