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tOuch Kink is a new BDSM kink documentary billed as: An unprecedented journey into the secret world of pleasure, pain, and power.
The producer, Todd “Max” Carey, joins The Weekly Hot Spot to talk about his unique and powerful documentary.
Ms Olivia says this is the single best representation ever of our BDSM, kink, and Femdom community.
Ms Erika calls the documentary tasteful and elegant - showing the humanity behind what others don’t understand or arbitrarily judge.
Max says: “Sometimes we’re afraid of saying what we want or who we really are.”
In this episode you will:
** Hear how a chance encounter with the famous Dominatrix, January Seraph, was the spark for this documentary with the goal of demystifying the BDSM / kink lifestyle and those who enjoy it.
** Learn the difference between consensual kinksters and abusive people. Max points out: “It’s not about what we do, it’s about how we do it.”
** See about BDSM and kink myths so you can decide for yourself if the myth is true. For example, a play scene might “look” sexual because the submissive is naked but it often isn’t sexual in the way that vanilla people think of as sex.
** Get to see BDSM conventions and kink play sessions to get an inside view of the people and activities.
** Understand the dynamics of the relationship between a submissive and a Femdom Mistress or Dominatrix. Hint: it’s all about trust, communication, connection and compassion.
** Experience play sessions and scenes, fetish conventions and individual conversations to get a sense of kinky people as individuals with their humanity intact.
** Listen to a candid conversation about BDSM and the mental health professional community bias against kinksters.
The documentary is full of interviews with avariety of people who have different perspectives.
Four people “anchor” the film:
** Grace: who is new to BDSM but willing to take a course run by Pro Dommes to “Awaken the Goddess” and then finds out some very interesting things about herself.
** Mistress Evilyn: A Dominatrix in the UK who was outed, vilified, and hounded by the British press.
** Slave Robin: A submissive who is owned by a Dominatrix. This good ole boy talks about the power of being seen, accepted and part of a community.
** January Seraph: The inspiration for the film talks about BDSM and female domination as a secret power that all women have but few claim and use. The late Mistress January has been a fearless advocate of BDSM and kink understanding and acceptance.
We love the documentary tOuch Kink and want you to go see it. We know you’ll love it as much as we do.
Touch Kink site: https://touchkink.com/
Ms Olivia's personal blog: https://www.experiencedmistress.com/
Ms Erika's personal blog: https://intelligentphonefantasy.com/
The producer, Todd “Max” Carey, joins The Weekly Hot Spot to talk about his unique and powerful documentary.
Ms Olivia says this is the single best representation ever of our BDSM, kink, and Femdom community.
Ms Erika calls the documentary tasteful and elegant - showing the humanity behind what others don’t understand or arbitrarily judge.
Max says: “Sometimes we’re afraid of saying what we want or who we really are.”
In this episode you will:
** Hear how a chance encounter with the famous Dominatrix, January Seraph, was the spark for this documentary with the goal of demystifying the BDSM / kink lifestyle and those who enjoy it.
** Learn the difference between consensual kinksters and abusive people. Max points out: “It’s not about what we do, it’s about how we do it.”
** See about BDSM and kink myths so you can decide for yourself if the myth is true. For example, a play scene might “look” sexual because the submissive is naked but it often isn’t sexual in the way that vanilla people think of as sex.
** Get to see BDSM conventions and kink play sessions to get an inside view of the people and activities.
** Understand the dynamics of the relationship between a submissive and a Femdom Mistress or Dominatrix. Hint: it’s all about trust, communication, connection and compassion.
** Experience play sessions and scenes, fetish conventions and individual conversations to get a sense of kinky people as individuals with their humanity intact.
** Listen to a candid conversation about BDSM and the mental health professional community bias against kinksters.
The documentary is full of interviews with avariety of people who have different perspectives.
Four people “anchor” the film:
** Grace: who is new to BDSM but willing to take a course run by Pro Dommes to “Awaken the Goddess” and then finds out some very interesting things about herself.
** Mistress Evilyn: A Dominatrix in the UK who was outed, vilified, and hounded by the British press.
** Slave Robin: A submissive who is owned by a Dominatrix. This good ole boy talks about the power of being seen, accepted and part of a community.
** January Seraph: The inspiration for the film talks about BDSM and female domination as a secret power that all women have but few claim and use. The late Mistress January has been a fearless advocate of BDSM and kink understanding and acceptance.
We love the documentary tOuch Kink and want you to go see it. We know you’ll love it as much as we do.
Touch Kink site: https://touchkink.com/
Ms Olivia's personal blog: https://www.experiencedmistress.com/
Ms Erika's personal blog: https://intelligentphonefantasy.com/
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tOuch Kink is a new BDSM kink documentary billed as: An unprecedented journey into the secret world of pleasure, pain, and power.
The producer, Todd “Max” Carey, joins The Weekly Hot Spot to talk about his unique and powerful documentary.
Ms Olivia says this is the single best representation ever of our BDSM, kink, and Femdom community.
Ms Erika calls the documentary tasteful and elegant - showing the humanity behind what others don’t understand or arbitrarily judge.
Max says: “Sometimes we’re afraid of saying what we want or who we really are.”
In this episode you will:
** Hear how a chance encounter with the famous Dominatrix, January Seraph, was the spark for this documentary with the goal of demystifying the BDSM / kink lifestyle and those who enjoy it.
** Learn the difference between consensual kinksters and abusive people. Max points out: “It’s not about what we do, it’s about how we do it.”
** See about BDSM and kink myths so you can decide for yourself if the myth is true. For example, a play scene might “look” sexual because the submissive is naked but it often isn’t sexual in the way that vanilla people think of as sex.
** Get to see BDSM conventions and kink play sessions to get an inside view of the people and activities.
** Understand the dynamics of the relationship between a submissive and a Femdom Mistress or Dominatrix. Hint: it’s all about trust, communication, connection and compassion.
** Experience play sessions and scenes, fetish conventions and individual conversations to get a sense of kinky people as individuals with their humanity intact.
** Listen to a candid conversation about BDSM and the mental health professional community bias against kinksters.
The documentary is full of interviews with avariety of people who have different perspectives.
Four people “anchor” the film:
** Grace: who is new to BDSM but willing to take a course run by Pro Dommes to “Awaken the Goddess” and then finds out some very interesting things about herself.
** Mistress Evilyn: A Dominatrix in the UK who was outed, vilified, and hounded by the British press.
** Slave Robin: A submissive who is owned by a Dominatrix. This good ole boy talks about the power of being seen, accepted and part of a community.
** January Seraph: The inspiration for the film talks about BDSM and female domination as a secret power that all women have but few claim and use. The late Mistress January has been a fearless advocate of BDSM and kink understanding and acceptance.
We love the documentary tOuch Kink and want you to go see it. We know you’ll love it as much as we do.
Touch Kink site: https://touchkink.com/
Ms Olivia's personal blog: https://www.experiencedmistress.com/
Ms Erika's personal blog: https://intelligentphonefantasy.com/
The producer, Todd “Max” Carey, joins The Weekly Hot Spot to talk about his unique and powerful documentary.
Ms Olivia says this is the single best representation ever of our BDSM, kink, and Femdom community.
Ms Erika calls the documentary tasteful and elegant - showing the humanity behind what others don’t understand or arbitrarily judge.
Max says: “Sometimes we’re afraid of saying what we want or who we really are.”
In this episode you will:
** Hear how a chance encounter with the famous Dominatrix, January Seraph, was the spark for this documentary with the goal of demystifying the BDSM / kink lifestyle and those who enjoy it.
** Learn the difference between consensual kinksters and abusive people. Max points out: “It’s not about what we do, it’s about how we do it.”
** See about BDSM and kink myths so you can decide for yourself if the myth is true. For example, a play scene might “look” sexual because the submissive is naked but it often isn’t sexual in the way that vanilla people think of as sex.
** Get to see BDSM conventions and kink play sessions to get an inside view of the people and activities.
** Understand the dynamics of the relationship between a submissive and a Femdom Mistress or Dominatrix. Hint: it’s all about trust, communication, connection and compassion.
** Experience play sessions and scenes, fetish conventions and individual conversations to get a sense of kinky people as individuals with their humanity intact.
** Listen to a candid conversation about BDSM and the mental health professional community bias against kinksters.
The documentary is full of interviews with avariety of people who have different perspectives.
Four people “anchor” the film:
** Grace: who is new to BDSM but willing to take a course run by Pro Dommes to “Awaken the Goddess” and then finds out some very interesting things about herself.
** Mistress Evilyn: A Dominatrix in the UK who was outed, vilified, and hounded by the British press.
** Slave Robin: A submissive who is owned by a Dominatrix. This good ole boy talks about the power of being seen, accepted and part of a community.
** January Seraph: The inspiration for the film talks about BDSM and female domination as a secret power that all women have but few claim and use. The late Mistress January has been a fearless advocate of BDSM and kink understanding and acceptance.
We love the documentary tOuch Kink and want you to go see it. We know you’ll love it as much as we do.
Touch Kink site: https://touchkink.com/
Ms Olivia's personal blog: https://www.experiencedmistress.com/
Ms Erika's personal blog: https://intelligentphonefantasy.com/
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