Have You Ever Wanted To Be Paid To Do What You Love
W/we are currently looking for writers with a passion for BDSM and all things Kinky. W/we would love to have someone like you, who has experience within BDSM and a passion for sharing their knowledge.
W/we would love to help share and promote those who have a desire to share their knowledge and experience. W/we all grow when W/we all share what W/we know.
Or Know Someone Who Loves To Write and Is Passionate About BDSM
What’s in it for you?
- Be paid to write about something you are passionate about. At the Academy W/we pay per article published and W/we pay before W/we publish.
- All your articles will have your bio, avatar and W/we will link back to your social account to provide you with more publicity
- Receive exposure on the BDSM Training Academy, and associated Academy network
Some Conditions For Publication
There are some conditions for publishing content on the Academy website:
1) To write on the academy website you must be 21+ years of age or older and thereby be the legal age of consent. You can not be underage and writing on the Academy website.
2) W/we do not accept plagiarism and can not have any form of copyright infringement.
3) There can not be any writing about illegal activities, such as anything with kids, animals, human trafficking/nonconsenting slavery, etc… If it is illegal W/we can not have it on O/our network. All writing should follow Safe, Sane, Consensual (SSC) or Risk-Aware Consensual Kink (RACK) practices.
Topics Of Interest
- Articles around BDSM techniques and practices, D/s relationships dynamics or other safe, sane and consensual practices around kinky activities
- Specific techniques for Dominants, submissives and/or switching
- Personal techniques you have used to make your partner a better submissive, techniques your Dominant used to make you more submissive, revelations you have come to as a Dominant/submissive, or how you became Dominant/submissive, a problem you solved or can solve and how you solved it
- Kinky erotic stories about past experiences that you feel comfortable sharing. W/we are looking for actual non-fictional stories at this time.
If You're Interested In Writing
To begin writing for the U/us, please email U/us at The BDSM Training Academy Contact Us link or fill out the email form with the information listed below:
1) Your legal name, age and year you were born (you must be over 21 years of age to write for the Academy)
2) The pen name you would like to author under
3) Tell U/us a bit about your BDSM background
4) What areas of BDSM you are interested in and enjoy discussing
5) Topic ideas for articles you would like to write about
Please put “BDSM Author” in the subject title so W/we can direct your article to the proper department. W/we will review your email and get back to you as soon as possible about writing for the academy.
If you have any questions please feel free to ask in your email to U/us.
I look forward to speaking with you further
Sincerely,
Paul Bishop
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Punishment Basics – Why, When And How
Most of us can recall a time when we did something wrong as a child and then were punished for it. We were probably made to sit in a corner or take a ‘time out.’ When a slave has done something wrong, as W/we have learned from childhood, sometimes punishments can be effective at correcting the behavior that is if the submissive wants the behavior changed. The point of the punishment is to link the inappropriate behavior with the feelings of the unpleasant punishment which will occur if the behavior is repeated. This allows people to learn (some learn more effectively from punishment than others) from their mistakes so they will remember to not let it happen again. To do this, the Master/Mistress can employ a number of mind controls that will cause the slave to rethink their behavior and reconsider their future actions. Before you can include any kind of punishment training into your slave training there are a few necessities:
Rewarding A Submissive For Good Behavior
Despite the commonly held belief that BDSM is essentially all about punishment, pain, whips, chains, and anything that might cause severe agony, the exact opposite is more commonplace. If you dissect the definitions of Bondage, Discipline, Sado, and Masochism, three of those words can be related to pain play, and even bondage can be used in a painful way, depending on how it is applied. If you search for BDSM, many images are submissives with strained faces being subjected to painful experiences. It can be hard to see past that first glimpse for many. While much attention is focused on discipline and pain for dramatic effect, when it comes to actual submissive training, rewards and positive reinforcement tend to be more effective in submissive training. As the old saying goes, “You catch more flies with honey than you do with vinegar.”
