Bdsm is good for mental health!?

I knew there had to be some correlation as to why I feel much better and happier! Lol
I try to practice as much BDSM as possible on a daily basis!


http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/3390676

People who are into kinky sex may be psychologically healthier than those who are not, says a new study. Researchers found that people who were involved in BDSM -- bondage, discipline, sadism and masochism -- scored better on certain indicators of mental health than those who did not bring kink into the bedroom, reported LiveScience.
The study, which was published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine in May, surveyed 902 people who practice BDSM and 434 people who prefer so-called "vanilla" (non-kinky) sex. Each person filled out questionnaires regarding their personalities, general well-being, sensitivity to rejection and style of attachment in relationships. The participants were not aware of the purpose of the study.
Despite past assumptions that BDSM proclivities might be correlated with previous abuse, rape or mental disorders (research has shown that they're not), this survey found that kinky people actually scored better on many indicators of mental health than those who didn't practice BDSM, reported LiveScience. According to Reuters, BDSM-friendly participants were found to be less neurotic, more open, more aware of and sensitive to rejection, more secure in their relationships and have better overall well-being.
Andreas Wismeijer, a psychologist at Nyenrode Business University in the Netherlands and the lead author on the study, told LiveScience that people involved in the BDSM community may have scored better on these surveys because they tend to be more aware of and communicative about their sexual desires, or because they have done some "hard psychological work" to accept and live with sexual needs that are beyond the scope of what is often considered socially acceptable to discuss in the mainstream.


This research isn't necessarily representative of the general population since participants were selected on a volunteer basis, but it does support the argument for removing BDSM from the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM). In the current DSM, BDSM fetishes are listed as "paraphilia," which essentially encompasses any "unusual" sexual preferences.
Fetish communities have argued for years that harmless sexual tastes should not be listed next to mental disorders. Perhaps this research will help bolster their case.

I didn't read anything but the title. So my answer is yes

another good ...marxist fascist study referenced on a ...marxist website

Wait... the comrades are into kinky sex? Fuck. No wonder Reagan won the cold war

I didn't read anything but the title. So my answer is yes Originally Posted by Ceremony

Haha.
I didn't read most of the article before I posted either... As I KNOW the answer is YES!

I find it very stress relieving after being either role. I also find that after rough sex I'm very relaxed and satiated with a clear mind.

Thanks for sharing!!!!
Sub space is a beautiful place.
It is like sliding into a warm bath.
There is mentally a lot that goes into getting there.
It makes sense that people into bdsm are more secure with their relationships.
You have to communicate a lot and be extremely comfortable and trusting in a D/s relationship.
My D/s relationships are deeper and stronger than my vanilla ones.
They also evoke more of an emotional response in me than regular relationships.