This can happen through sensory triggers (the use of paddles, blindfolds, restraints) or through emotional triggers (certain words or phrases, meaningful expressions).Įxperts weigh in: there may be therapeutic and relational benefits to being a submissive person in BDSM scenes.
Subspace is defined as a state of transcendence reached by submissives through intense physical or psychological experiences with their partner. While physical reactions (such as arousal and climax) are quite typical, there is something unique that happens to individuals who participate in intense BDSM scenes.
Additionally, unhealthy stereotypes and misconceptions about BDSM have also been addressed by experts.Ī natural starting point for more research surrounding the mental health impact of BDSM practices is to explore what happens in a person’s mind and body when they experience intense sexual activity. Other research in this area has suggested engaging in BDSM activities can boost your mental well-being and increase awareness of your attachment style in partnerships, which can ultimately lead to healthier relationships. For example, one study suggests that being dominant in the bedroom can boost your work ethic. BDSM practitioners (individuals who frequently engage in BDSM play) can experience various mental health benefits from engaging in their scenes. However, there is an increasing interest in studies that explore the specific mental and physical health benefits of BDSM practices.
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