BDSM Training

The Ultimate Guide for the Healthy BDSM, Submissive Women and Their Alphas, Training a New Submissive and Total Dominance Techniques

By: Gerard Vermilio

Narrated by: Layce Gardner

Length: 6 hrs and 48 mins

Publisher's summary

Are you curious to learn how to quench your thirst for kinky BDSM stuff? Do you wish to explore BDSM safely and properly? Do you wish to separate the myths from the facts as you venture into the world BDSM?

If you’ve answered yes, keep reading...

You are a step away from learning how to practice BDSM the healthy way, including new submissive and total dominance techniques for submissive women and their alphas!

According to the Journal of Sex Research, about 47 to 60 percent of the people have fantasized of dominating someone sexually. What’s more, a slightly bigger number of women than men are aroused by the idea of being dominated!

Interestingly, before the release of the fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders in 2013, it was considered a mental disorder by health professional to participate in sadomasochism and fetishism. However, the attitude about kinky sex has shifted as is evident with the success of the Fifty Shades of Grey novel by E.L. James, which sold more than 100 million copies.

And by virtue that you are reading this, it is likely that the BDSM bug has caught you and you want to actualize your BDSM dreams/fantasies, which is why you are looking for answers to all manner of questions:

• Where do you even start in your quest toward living your BDSM dream?
• What is healthy BDSM and what is unhealthy BDSM?
• How do you stay safe as you actualize your BDSM dream/fantasy?
• How do you master how to be a dominant or submissive?
• How do you take your BDSM kink to the next level while maintaining safety of everyone involved?

If you have these and other related questions, you are in luck because this book covers the ins and outs of practicing BDSM using simple, easy to follow language so keep reading.

Here is a preview of what to expect inside this book:

• How to identify the aspects of BDSM that are best for you and your lifestyle
• The reasons why BDSM is good for your health
• How to partake in BDSM the right way and the reasons why people crave for BDSM
• The various problematic aspects of BDSM and the things you need to understand before dabble into BDSM
• How to inform your partner you love BDSM and you want to engage in it
• How to find your role in BDSM using questions and answers
• The BDSM archetype that matches well with a dominant and how to be dominant
• The difference between dom and domme
• What a voyeur is, the different kinks voyeurs enjoy, and the BDSM archetype that matches well with a voyeur
• Who an exhibitionist is and the BDSM archetype that matches well with an exhibitionist
• How to create amazingly intense scenes in BDSM
• How to find the dynamics in BDSM relationship
• How toys can enhance your BDSM experience and why you should have them
• Tips to help you be a good dominant and a good submissive
• Helpful tips to get started on your BDSM journey
• And much more...

Everyone has a penchant for adventurous sex, and BDSM is the best way to bring your wildest fantasies to life! Even if you feel "green" on BDSM but have the desire to introduce BDSM in your relationship, this book will help you to unleash all the kink easily.

Scroll up and click buy now to get started today!

©2020 Gerard Vermilio (P)2020 Gerard Vermilio

Ok

good over view on the topic got into a little bit on how to start

Kinda boring to listen to

Very informative definitely worth re-reading

For someone who has had an interest in BDSM this book has definitely helped enlighten me when it comes to becoming more knowledgeable about this whole scene. BDSM is not so black-and-white as I thought and I definitely plan on re-reading this book to make sure I have a full understanding of everything about this world.

Narrator is awful

The content is very good. Broad enough for those new to the scene yet detailed enough for more advanced players. But the narrator is slow monotone and emotionless. I had to listen on 1.40 to keep from going crazy. Purchase the book.

Could not stand the person reading this book!

I could not stand the monotonous tone of the person reading this book, had to delete it and get a refund.

Jibberish

This audio book has been translated from another language and rarely makes good use of the English language. Hard to follow because the translation does not consider proper placement of pronouns, nouns, verbs or adjectives. I think it would make a great book if it were translated correctly.

Sounds as if it was ran through Google Translate

absolutely dreadful, it's so filled with mistranslation that it's useless. The editor failed here. Layce did a good job despite of the content.

Listen to go to sleep.

The voice is very mono tone and bland. information with in does not fit what the title of the book suggestes. the information is good for brand new people to the life style, but doesn't talk about actual training of a sub.

Horrible

Put us to sleep! Narration was so monotoned and robotic sounding! It’s not worth it!

Was this originally in English?

The person who read this book.... Should not have. But it's not her reading that's the main issue (although that's not exactly the best. And a lot of things are edited poorly/lines repeated etc.). I'm exchanging this book without finishing it because it reads as though it was written in a different language originally and copy/pasted into a translation tool. It's... Horrible.

The subject matter, on the other hand, was pretty much what you'd expect. I'll be looking for another book on the same topic, just in understandable English.

Poor, poor title...

Narrator was horrible, sounded like a computer generated voice reading the book. Entire portions were pure jibberish, I'm tempted to buy a hard copy just to see if all the missing words and jumbled phrases were read as written. I can believe an editor would allow such a poorly worded book to be published...maybe it was the narrator. Either way, the errors were too painful to finish. I could only listen to half.