Comment trouver son kink ?

How to find your kink?

Written by: Lou ✨

|

Published on

|

Last updated on

A kink is a "non-conventional" sexual desire. Used in opposition to "vanilla" sex, we then talk about "kinky" sex. Often associated with "weirdness", a kink is actually just the expression of your fantasies, and is no more strange than having different tastes from your neighbour. So let's move away from this negative view and search deep within our psyche for what makes us quiver with pleasure... So then, how do you find your kink?


An active and open-minded search

To find your kink, well, you have to look for it first (thanks Sherlock)! Don't hesitate to try new things and explore your sexuality in a new way. To do so, you could for example play naughty games with your mates gold your partner. You can also find out about existing kinky practices such as fetishism, role play, domination/submission, shibari, group sex... All this research must be done without judgement, and in a fairly thorough way so as not to miss out on a practice that could revolutionise your sex life!


What if I don't have a kink?

If exploring your kink can prove enriching and teach you things about yourself, it can also be a disappointment. If you're reading this article, it's because you're asking yourself questions about kinks, and you're looking to try new things without quite knowing what. You may discover words, practices gold even parts of the body you didn't know existed, and that can be daunting gold simply not interest you. Nobody is forcing you to jump in at the deep end. Try kinky sex only if you reeeally want to, and with a person gold people you trust. Otherwise, vanilla sex is cool too!



We're going to help you see things a little more clearly in the wonderful, but sometimes baffling, world of sex toys!

What for?

For pleasure! Yes, of course, but it's not as simple as that. There are as many pleasures as there are people, so the idea is not to rush for the "best-seller" but rather to ask yourself what you're looking for. 🙂


Lou

Lou ✨


Hi, I'm Lou! With a degree in Human and Social Sciences, I've been interested in sexuality topics for several years. Following various training courses, notably with sexologist Mathilde Magnien, Passage du Désir called on me to put together articles on topics around sexuality, love and relationships. My motto? Opening up the conversation about sexual well-being, in a light, fun and caring tone. 💜

Leave a comment