The Value of Virtual BDSM

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Noche Kandora talks about the possible value of D/s play in online worlds like Second Life:

People always talk about what lofty/altruistic goals virtual worlds could achieve: fostering world peace, serving as an educational tool, etc. I say that one of the greatest contributions virtual worlds could make is serving as a place for positive sexual experimentation — a sort of ‘sandbox’ for lust that can provide some encouragement for users to take with them into the real world, as well as help them become more acclimated and comfortable with regard to their darker desires.

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Richard | June 01, 2006 •
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