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Don’t be fooled by the role play! Women who act as ‘submissive’ in BDSM sex are AROUSED by other people’s pain
Women who act as 'submissive' during the sex act BDSM are less empathetic to other people's suffering.
Females who enjoy being tied to the bed or whipped during sex are less moved when they see others in pain and even find it arousing, according to a study published in the journal Neuropsychologia.
Experts believe BDSM - bondage, discipline, dominance and submission, and sadomasochism - makes people less empathetic to others' emotions due to them being desensitised to pain.
Researchers from Jinan University, China, analysed a BDSM web forum and found that female submissives are less likely to feel empathy towards others than female dominants or any males who take part in sex fetishes.
From this site, the scientists recruited 32 female submissives for the study. The same number of women who do not take part in BDSM were recruited from Peking or Sun Yat-sen universities.
MAN LEFT WITH SEVERE KIDNEY INJURY AFTER A VIOLENT BDSM SESSION
A man 'fiercely' strapped to a wooden bench during a violent sex session suffered a severe kidney injury while he was spanked 1,000 times with a whip and cane.
Doctors say the unnamed 61-year-old suffered the injury because he was squashed against the hard surface, which put pressure on his organs.
They also claim some of the strokes from his anonymous partner went wayward and accidentally struck his kidney area, leaving him unable to urinate.
The German man, who has been an avid fan of BDSM for seven years, was told he may have to start dialysis if his kidneys failed to start working again.
Luckily, the man, who was left with deep grazes and bruises on his buttocks and thighs, recovered after three days and was able to urinate again.
The first case of its kind recorded in medical literature was published in the British Medical Journal Case Reports by doctors in Stuttgart.
His horrifying ordeal has since convinced him to 'reduce the intensity' of his BDSM, however he has refused to give up in the habit, which he claims gives him 'joy'.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/a...suffering.html
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