Bang Down Under is here to help anyone scratch just about any kind of bdsm itch. Whether you’re into bondage, power play, collaring, corsetry, master/slave, shibari, or something entirely different, this site is built to help you find whatever turns you on. Of course, many bdsm-lovers are ever looking for new experiences to push their boundaries, so we encourage everyone to keep an open mind while browsing profiles. You can find the match to your kinks, but just think of how many more potential playmates you can find if you’re willing to try something new from time to time.Did you know?
The name sadism comes from Marquis de Sade. This 19th century French libertine writer is perhaps most famous for the book The 120 Days of Sodom. Readers beware, as even the hardest of kinksters can find his works challenging. For his trouble, de Sade spent the last years of his life in prisons and mental asylums.
bdsm can actually be good for you. Psychological studies have shown that people who practice it have less trouble with anxiety, depression, PTSD, and actually have lower levels of deep-rooted psychological sadism and masochism.
Everyone’s doing it. bdsm is becoming much more widespread. A few decades ago, surveys would note that only around 10% of people were interested in or could remember a bdsm experience in their life. Today? 85% of all Australians in one survey were engaged in some kind of bdsm. The lighter kinks were the most common, but it goes to show that we’re developing a much more open mind.
