This was not a survey of just a few hundred people. The survey questioned some 20,000 people and found that contrary to wide-held beliefs that the practitioners of these kinds of sexual pleasures were not damaged and dangerous as a result of their preferences. The study also found that BSDM was also not practiced as some kind of reaction to previous sexual abuse. But never fear the practitioners account for a mere 2% of Australians.
The survey was conducted by public health researchers from the University of New South Wales. The findings have been published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine.
The fact that 2% of Australians partake in BSDM is not so surprising, but the fact that the findings of the survey suggest that they are happier than most others is a surprise. I took a couple of psychology courses at university and was always taught that BSDM was deviant sexual behaviour and that the practitioners were in some way damaged goods and in need of specialized intervention in order for recovery to be achieved.
It may now be the case that people looking for a little happiness might want to consider a healthy bondage or discipline session.
The findings might be good for business for those sex shops that supply the necessary equipment for a good ol' bondage and discipline session.
5 comments:
A bit of GJ wisdom here.
I'm always much happier after the whipping stops, the nipple clamps are removed and I'm un-chained, so not that surprising!!!!!!
GJ...
Why do I not find that surprising? :D
Sarah...
Thanks for dropping by and leaving a comment.
Although it seems that you have left exactly the same comment on two different posts?
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