Enough To Make You Blush: Exploring Erotic Humiliation by Kali Princess

Author:Kali, Princess [Kali, Princess]
Language: eng
Format: azw3, epub, mobi
Publisher: Erotication Publications
Published: 2015-11-23T16:00:00+00:00

Survey Question: Have you experienced any obstacles to exploring/enjoying your interest in erotic humiliation?

I sometimes balk at sharing my fantasies of erotic humiliation with my Master for fear that He will judge me (even though this has never happened and He eagerly embraced and allowed me to explore other erotic humiliation fantasies).

- Ashley Rose

Well, I guess the main obstacle would be finding like-minded, safe, comfortable partners. I need a confident guy to break. It’s not fun to humiliate and dominate a guy who bends to my every whim right off the bat.

- Lanie

The stigma. People react more negatively to this than to other kinks (but about the same as the way they react to M/s relationships).

- Master Richard

Because it’s such a vulnerable thing for me, it requires a very high level of trust. Since it’s also sexual, it requires a specific kind of partner. I’ve had trouble engaging in this type of play as often as I’d like since I think I can only really healthily engage in it in a committed and sexual/romantic relationship. I’ve also struggled with talking about my play with others. People seem to understand sexual humiliation but have trouble with degradation, particularly when it’s focused on personality or physical traits. That’s made it difficult to find people to relate to or discuss when I’m having issues or questions.

- Ella Notte

Partner’s’ disinterest is probably a big one. I also really get off on public humiliation, but it’s either not acceptable at many venues or leads to bad reputations and accusations of (non-consensually) abusive relationships.

- Ash

I still have a hard time knowing when and what I may want to experience and being able to communicate that to my partners. It is very dependent on what headspace I’m in.

- BB

The main obstacles for me have been my shyness in general, or not always coming out and fully asking for what I want. If I’m with someone [for] a while that usually fades as I open up more, as my trust builds or worry of scaring them off goes away. The other obstacle has been either finding someone who is actually into humiliation or who is into it but willing to have it be private/non-public humiliation.

- MultiPerv

Yes. It is hard to meet people in the first place...much less get to know them well enough to feel the level of trust needed to disclose a desire for erotic humiliation.

- Anonymous

Yes. Having partners that were not able to get a read on me emotionally can’t really fulfill my humiliation desires. It is so much in my head and how I feel, I really need my partner to be able to read me pretty well to make it work.

- Boundprincess

I think the biggest obstacle is explaining the fetish to partners. I’ve only confessed my submissive fantasies and I’ve only indulged my partners in their submissive fantasies. It’s hard to say, “I want to collar you and write ‘slut’ on your forehead,” to someone you love and respect.

- Foot Rest Boy

Definitely more complicated after coming out Trans.

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