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BDSM, demystified — practice, safety, consent

BDSM Prague: A practical guide to safety, communication & aftercare

BDSM isn’t a contest in extremes. It’s conscious play with trust, roles and intensity. This guide shows how to agree things clearly and safely, so the experience feels good for everyone. Here, “BDSM Prague” is context, not a promise of any fixed service: each lady decides for herself what she does and to what extent—everything happens only by mutual agreement.

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Before your first meetup

Intent: what you’re looking for (soft play / light D/s / gentle spanking…).

Boundaries: list YES / MAYBE / NO (positions, intensity, body areas).

Signals: agree on a safe word + a hand cue for slow/stop.

Health & comfort: sensitivities, allergies, injuries, glasses/contacts.

Logistics: when/where/how long; phone on silent; discreet arrival/exit.

Hygiene & gear: who brings what, how it’s cleaned, where it’s set down.

One-line message you can send:

“I’m into softer play (light D/s, a bit of spanking). What’s comfortable for you? For signals I suggest ‘yellow’ to slow down and ‘red’ to stop.”

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Practices — clear and step by step

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Spanking (impact play)

What it is: Hand or tool spanking at an agreed intensity.
How to start: Warm your hands, begin on “meaty” areas (buttocks, back of thighs), add rhythm only after consent.
Safety: Avoid kidneys, spine and joints; agree a 1–10 scale.
When to ease/stop: Sharp stinging pain, numbness, loss of desire to speak.
If you’re considering spanking in Prague (i.e., spanking Prague as a context), lock the intensity before you meet (“max 5/10”) and check in during play (“OK? Less/more?”).

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Bondage / shibari

What it is: Restricting movement with rope, cuffs or straps.

How to start: Short ties with hands in front; never compress soft tissue; keep safety scissors within reach.

Safety: Watch fingers and skin colour; no numbness or pins-and-needles.

Tip: Dry skin (no oils) before rope; learn knots you can release one-handed.For bondage in Prague, keep first sessions low to the ground and use ties you can undo in under 3 seconds.

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Role-play

What it is: Acting out scenarios (boss–assistant, teacher–student, etc.).

How to start: Five lines of script (who, where, what’s “yes”, what’s “no”, how it ends).

Safety: Always allow an opt-out—anyone can drop the role at any time.With role-play in Prague, one or two simple props (e.g., glasses, a folder) and a clear “back to reality” phrase keep it elegant and safe.

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Foot fetish

What it is: Focus on feet—touch, massage, gentle worship.

How to start: Quick rinse or wipes, relax the muscles, increase pressure gradually.

Safety: Trim nails; no painful twisting of toes.For a smooth foot fetish Prague flow: warm water → towel dry → oil/cream → strokes from heel to toes → feedback pause.

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Facesitting

What it is: Sitting on a partner’s face.

How to start: Begin with a “hover” (no full sit), agree verbal and tactile signals.

Safety: Breathing first—shorter intervals (20–30 s) with breaks; avoid heavy fabric over the face.If you try facesitting in Prague, a pillow under the neck and knees helps; move slowly and keep a handhold for balance.

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Wax play (hot wax)

What it is: Dripping wax on skin for warmth/contrast.

How to start: Use a low-melt candle (soy or massage), test height (30–40 cm), start on back or buttocks.

Safety: Avoid body oils right before wax (they amplify heat); skip face/genitals; protect skin with a towel if needed.

First aid: Mild redness is OK; a blister means cool with water and stop. For wax play in Prague, mark clear “yes/no” zones on the body and keep tweezers and tissues close.

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Agreement that actually works

Three-sentence pre-scene plan:

Cleanliness: hands, nails, surfaces; disinfect toys (silicone/metal: soap + warm water / isopropyl).

Materials: avoid sharp edges on skin; blindfolds in cotton or satin.

Room setup: fresh air, towels, paper tissues, scissors, water/tea.

Storage: toys in bags; ropes dry and detangled.

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Aftercare

Body: warmth (blanket), hydration, a small sweet bite, shower.

Mind: name the feeling (“that was intense/soft”), appreciate what worked.

Looking ahead: what to adjust next time, what to repeat; a short check-in the next day.

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Red flags & green flags

Green: regular comfort checks, clear rules, responsible aftercare.

‍Red: ignoring signals, pushing for “more”, downplaying boundaries, no aftercare plan.Anything from the red list = stop and leave. That holds in BDSM Prague settings just like anywhere else.

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Mini-FAQ

Does BDSM have to hurt? No. Intensity is negotiated—it can be gentle or strong.

Can I change my mind mid-scene? Yes. Consent is revocable at any time.

Do I need special gear? No. Start with what you have (hands, voice, a soft blindfold).

Phones and cameras? No photos or videos without explicit consent.

Im nervous-what now? Say it out loud. Good play starts with honesty.

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Important notes

This article is an explanation, not an offer. Each lady decides for herself what she does and to what extent. Any activity happens only by mutual agreement, with respect for boundaries, hygiene and safety. High-risk techniques (e.g., breath control) are not supported.

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