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What is fire play?
What does fire play mean?
Is playing with fire safe?
Is wax play the same as fire play?
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Everyone enjoys a bit of the hot stuff, right? Be that steamy sex or a spicy curry, but fire play takes this love to a whole other level. We were taught from a young age not to mess around with matches, and we were taught to respect fire and rightfully so. A lot of kinks and fetishes develop from a fascination with things we're not allowed to do when we're young, and that could explain why people love fire play. Flames are usually not to be touched, but fire play encourages you to get up close and personal with fire. Does playing with fire, quite literally, get you hot under the collar?

What is fire play?

Fire play covers any play where a flame is involved. It includes things such as the use of flash cotton, fire cupping and fire flogging or whipping, amongst other things. It is often used during BDSM play.

What does fire play mean?

Fire play is a catch-all term for any fetish activity where a flame is involved in some way. It's a subsection of temperature play. For anything to be deemed fire play, contact with an open flame is needed.

Is playing with fire safe?

It's never safe, but you can play with it in a way to minimise the risks. Following RACK (Risk Aware Consensual Kink) rules is a must. Fire safety needs to be paramount. A fire blanket and fire extinguisher should be on hand, and there should be a spotter who knows how to use them while watching your fire play. Also, have a phone nearby to contact emergency services if needed. Ensure everyone understands the procedure if someone gets burned or mishaps occur. Bottom line, always do thorough research before trying fire play, to be sure you know all the risks involved.

Is wax play the same as fire play?

No. While a flame is involved in wax play; the difference is that the flame isn't brought into contact with flesh, only the hot wax.

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    Needle play is usually thought of as being a subset of blood play, though it doesn't always necessarily involve blood. Most needle play is pretty straightforward, and involves play piercing using pre-sterilised, single-use needles designed to go through the skin and bought solely for the purpose. It is of course vital to only use any individual needle once, to make sure your needles are properly sterilised and to do your research before you begin your play. Make sure you have antiseptic wipes and plasters on hand, too - they're a vital part of aftercare for anyone who enjoys blood play and things related to it.
    Breath play comes in many forms. The most common one is probably choking, but that's far from the only option. You can also hold the mouth and nose shut for a time, indulge in some facesitting, press down carefully on the sternum or try out some specialised breath play toys. Safety is paramount, and there's no way to practice breath play that is entirely risk-free. Make sure that you do your research before you begin, and communicate carefully with your partners. One important thing to discuss before indulging in breath play is the non-verbal safeword. There are many ways to make this work, but one of the most reliable involves three clear sounds from the back of the throat. You can also hold something that will make a noise if you drop it.

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