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What is Latex BDSM?

Latex BDSM – you may be wondering just what exactly that term means. A lot of people hear the term latex BDSM thrown around and they know that it has to do with fetish sex, but not much else. Actually, latex BDSM isn’t really a term but a combination of two other terms that are loosely related – latex and BDSM. Latex is a shiny, supple material that is often used to make fetish clothing. BDSM is… well, a whole lot more complicated. For now just realize that the two terms aren’t directly linked; you can have latex without BDSM and BDSM without latex. They do often come together, though.

BDSM is an acronym that stands for bondage and discipline, domination and submission, and sadism and masochism. It’s quite convenient how all the letters line up that way. In any case, BDSM encompasses a full range of fetish activities with one common theme: inequality. In other words, when most people engage in sexual activity, they do so as an equal couple and work together for mutual pleasure. In BDSM, one person takes the role of the “bottom” and the other the “top.” Basically, the top is the boss and controls the flow of the action.

Common BDSM activities include bondage (tying someone up or otherwise immobilizing them), domination (making someone a “sex slave”) and sadomasochism (spanking and the like as well as verbal abuse). Generally the top is the one who is doing the tying up, or spanking, or enslaving or whatever.

Anyway, you may be wondering what latex has to do with anything and where the term latex BDSM came from. There is no explicit link between latex and BDSM, but the BDSM fetish community has largely adopted latex and other fetish clothing as a “uniform” of sorts. Even people who aren’t involved in the fetish community recognize latex as a sexy, sensual material. Fetishists enjoy for those reasons, and many also like the “second skin” that latex provides as they find that helps them get into character during BDSM sessions.

As noted above, you don’t need to wear latex to engage in BDSM – but it can enhance the experience. Plus, latex and other fetish wear is often required when visiting fetish clubs, parties or events. If you want to get into the latex BDSM scene and need some fetish wear, then you should shop at Kinky King Latex. With some of the best prices you’ll find online and a selection of unique and kinky fetish items, Kinky King is a great store for fetishists of all types, from beginners to veterans.