Tied up means you aren't uptight

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xoggoth replied

31 May 2013, 09:42
Hurray! At last a rational justification for being a perve!
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vetran started a topic Tied up means you aren't uptight

31 May 2013, 08:18
Tied up means you aren't uptight

Could bondage be good for you? S&M enthusiasts are 'healthier and less neurotic' than those with a tamer sex life | Mail Online

Could bondage be good for you? S&M enthusiasts are 'healthier and less neurotic' than those with a tamer sex life
Those who enjoy indulging in fetishes are psychologically healthier and happier than the general population, say Dutch researchers
Experts believe this is because they are more outgoing and less neurotic
Those who played the dominating role in sex games were deemed as the most mentally healthy and submissives the least
But none of the S&M participants scored lower than the general population in psychological tests
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