Rakhel
Well-Known Member
Sounds good, doesn't it? I, myself. was thinking, "Yeah. I do feel more secure in my current relationship, where lite BDSM is practiced, as opposed to previous ones where it was a more, 'Wham, Bam, THank you ma'am.' "Practitioners of bondage, discipline, sadism and masochism (BDSM) feel more secure in their relationships, have a higher sense of well-being and are less neurotic than people who prefer tamer sex, according to a new study in the Journal of Sexual Medicine.
Whips, chains and full of life: BDSM practitioners 'healthier and less neurotic' than 'vanilla' peers - NYPOST.com
But then I read further and was left wondering how accurate this study was.
It does appear to me that the author of the study want the results to weigh more in the direction he wanted it to by having a, more or less, 2:1 ratio.Wismeijer conducted his research by subjecting 902 BDSM practitioners and 434 non-BDSM participants to questionnaires that examined personality, sensitivity to rejection, style of attachment in relationships and overall well-being.
Maybe I'm missing something in this, but the scale does not seem even.
What do you think?