dexwebster
Really Experienced
- Joined
- Jan 5, 2005
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- 118
I recently witnessed my very first session of razorplay. In a night which contained lots of MMFF, MFM, FMF, FFM, FMMF, BM/WF (cuckold), WM/BF (antebellum plantation), whipping, paddling, caning and spanking action, my sole memory of that night is the image of a relatively attractive young woman allowing her boyfriend to gently sawinto her skin with a straight razor until she began to bleed. I don't understand the appeal, and my memories of that night are all tainted by the sight of her blood against the steel. Please, explain the appeal of this type of play.
I think it's important to ask here whether you're actually looking for an explanation of "edge play", or an explanation of blood play/cutting.
They're not necessarily hand in hand, because one of the key points about edge play is that it's a very relative concept. People have edges in different places. Some people think a guy getting kicked in the balls is edge play, or a girl with 300 clothespins on her breasts, or someone getting cut with a knife or scalpel. Anything that pushes your personal envelope can be edge play to you.
Some people intentionally do things that they themselves consider to be edgy because they like the taboo, the transgression of the act. In some cases if they're doing it in public it's because they like to push *other* people's boundaries, they like having an audience.
For some people that's just what makes them hot. Being the aforementioned clothespin girl, I have literally been walking around a playspace with said clothespins on, completely fine and conscious and talking to people, still half dressed, and seen people shudder and walk away, because that was too extreme a scene for them to see. For me, it's pretty mundane.
It all depends on perspective.