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Feb 1, 2024 43 min

"Playing Rough" with Dana Shergill

from Hookup Horror Stories with Demi Wylde Hosted by Wylde Heart Media

In this episode Demi talks to kinky wellness coach, Dana Shergill. We discuss her love of “playing rough,” how BDSM is “playing rough,” common misconceptions of BDSM, basics of BDSM, owning your consent, what “aftercare” is in BDSM, we answer a Reddit question about how kink can go wrong, and Dana shares the story of the time she held a man and let him cry. Follow Dana: Instagram: instagram.com/thepartition_life Kinky Wellness Summit: kinkywellnessummit.com Learning: www.thepartition.life Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/0cs7KkAyxqKAonKlnE6PPU _____________________________________________________________________ Social Media: https://linktr.ee/demitriwylde Blog: www.DemitriWylde.com Patreon: Patreon.com/DemitriWylde _____________________________________________________________________ Sponsors: Foria Wellness: ⁠https://get.aspr.app/SHFMn⁠ PodMatch: ⁠https://www.joinpodmatch.com/demitriwylde⁠ _____________________________________________________________________ Timestamps: 0:00 Welcome 3:59 BDSM is “playing rough” 9:35 Common misconceptions of BDSM 12:44 Basics of BDSM 20:40 Owning your consent 24:40 What is “aftercare” in BDSM? 27:35 Answering a Reddit question about BDSM 33:00 Holding a man and letting him cry in bed 37:25 Red Flags #bdsm #kink #wellness

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