this is something i've been thinking about ever since the whole 50 shades of grey thing took off. Since then it seems that the local classifieds are filled with people "new to BDSM" but interested in being a sub. some have fifty shades hashtags, demonstrating the connections between the two, at least in some cases.
Here's the question, what makes sexual play unethical? If two people engage in potentially dangerous acts, is it okay if both people are willing? What if one person is willing, but has no idea what he/she is getting into? Does the other then bare some responsibility? What if it's not BDSM, but a more dangerous activity? Does mutual desire, even mutual arousal at said activity allow for lack of indemnity, or is there a point where something is too dangerous to for sex play, even if both people are wiling and understand the risks?
What say you?
Here's the question, what makes sexual play unethical? If two people engage in potentially dangerous acts, is it okay if both people are willing? What if one person is willing, but has no idea what he/she is getting into? Does the other then bare some responsibility? What if it's not BDSM, but a more dangerous activity? Does mutual desire, even mutual arousal at said activity allow for lack of indemnity, or is there a point where something is too dangerous to for sex play, even if both people are wiling and understand the risks?
What say you?
