Breath play gay

If you like to examine kink, chances are you’re already familiar with choking.

But choking is just part of a bigger picture: breath play. Also referred to as erotic or autoerotic asphyxiation, it can be a fun way to add some spice and danger to your sex life. But this practice can be fatal if you don’t undertake it correctly, and that's why safety always comes first.

If you want to experiment with breath command, a kink many people swear by, start gradual. It has the potential to bring big pleasure, but at a adj cost. 

What is breath play?

Breath play, or erotic asphyxiation, is the act of intentionally restricting oxygen to the brain during sexual activity. You can carry out it solo — known as autoerotic asphyxiation — or with partners. It’s a high-risk sexual behavior because, if you overdo it, the lack of oxygen can cause permanent damage to your brain, which is why it’s so important to apply with care.

While some people hold their breath while masturbating or having sex, others use tools favor belts, scarves, or ropes tied around their necks to restrict their or a partner’s ai

LET’S TALK ABOUT BREATH PLAY

BREATHPLAY, ALSO KNOWN AS EROTIC ASPHYXIATION, IS A Build OF SEXUAL SADOMASOCHISTIC Perform IN WHICH ONE PARTNER REDUCES THE OTHER’S ACCESS TO OXYGEN BY METHODS SUCH AS CHOKING OR STRANGULATION, IN ORDER TO ENHANCE THE INTENSITY OF THE SEXUAL EXPERIENCE AND CLIMAX. AUTOEROTIC ASPHYXIATION IS WHEN SOMEONE DOES THIS SOLO, AND IT IS OFTEN DONE THROUGH METHODS SUCH AS HANGING, SUFFOCATION WITH A PLASTIC BAG, CHEST COMPRESSION, THE Employ OF VOLATILE SOLVENTS OR A COMBINATION OF THESE METHODS. THE GOAL IS TYPICALLY TO REACH A HEIGHTENED POINT OF LACK OF OXYGEN TO THE BRAIN, JUST BEFORE LOSING CONSCIOUSNESS.  HOWEVER, DEPRIVING THE BRAIN OF OXYGEN, AND ESPECIALLY TO THE Signal OF A LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS, IS A Upper RISK AS IT COULD EASILY CAUSE BRAIN Wreck OR EVEN END ONE’S LIFE.

It is estimated that each year about 60 people die from erotic asphyxiation in the Netherlands, about 600 in the United States and similar numbers are estimated in other nations. The numbers are estimated and often without official statistics, because recording death by autoerotic a

For some individuals, the concept of having a partner’s hand tightly cover their nose and mouth or having that hand tighten around their neck as an addition to their sexual experience is abhorrent to them. For others, the mere thought of being choked by their partner is a cause for sexual arousal.

Erotic asphyxiation is the consensual restriction of the airflow of a partner for a brief period of period, commonly referred to as breath (or air) engage. Autoerotic asphyxiation is when an individual turns this practice into a solo effort.

Needless to say, while there are many materials and classes out there instructing how to apply erotic asphyxiation safely, there remains a high level of risk to the practice of cutting off another’s oxygen. In reality, Sheff (2021) refers to breath play as one of the most unsafe kink activities. Whereas most kink activities do not result in permanent injury, erotic asphyxiation runs the risk of death.

David Pillow (known in the BDSM community as Master Kyros) is a BDSM instructor. He recently said to me, “Breath play in BDSM is, to me, the most dang

A peek behind the curtain: The basics of BDSM and breath play

The world of BDSM is a diverse one. One area of it is known as “breath-play.”

Breath-play involves the restriction of oxygen to increase erotic play or to intensify an orgasm or sexual experience.

This can either be achieved through solo-play (autoerotic asphyxiation) or through partner play, in which the submissive is the one who's airflow is restricted.

This is undoubtedly one of the more controversial areas of BDSM “edge-play” as this is literally a game of placing your life in your partner's hands.

There are a variety of ways in which people accomplish this: breath-holding, nose-pinching, Kinging or Queening (smothering the face of a partner with the genitals of the other), gas-masks or hoods (usually latex gimp or slave hoods), bags or plastic wrap, re-breather bladders, choking or hanging, compression on chest (corseting), pressure on the trachea or around the neck or pressure on the carotid artery.

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