BDSM - Should I trust this person with my body?

Horniness will lead you into kinky situations, often with someone whose only concern is their own release.

Desire can be blinding. Horniness often leads people into kinky situations with partners who care more about their own release than about your safety.

I was compelled to write this after hearing, once again the familiar stories from clients. They met someone through some app only to find themselves hurt. Not because bdsm is edge play, but because they were handled carelessly. Cane marks where there shouldn't have been any. Drugs introduced without consent. Trust broken. One even passed out in ropes, a big injured man suspended by his diaphragm.

Edge Play demands skills, patience, discipline, and an unrelenting curiosity about the human psyche.

Years of training, mentorships, and financial investment have gone into this practice. I love it all. I can name the mentors, the lineages, the styles. My sessions are not casual. They are crafted and intentional. I am here to conduct. I am the director. You are the violin.

I would like to share a review left by Vuk, one of my beloved submissives:

“Rocco understands kinks and how to create an experience rooted in trust and loaded with loss of inhibitions. He knows how to make denial sweet and tantalising, how to get you to sink into the most desired version of yourself and do the things you hesitate to. He is a master of ropes and bondage and taps into your hidden undiscovered cravings effortlessly. He is masculine and handsome, a touch of his thick strong thighs lives in my head any time I am aroused. My desire to see him again grows with every session. Most of all, he is an intelligent guy who is easy to converse with and has a great sense of humour. And did I mention thighs?”

[Vuk]