In the crucible of practice, where wills intertwine and roles dance, mental health emerges as a primary beacon. In the sacred instant of the "session", its presence is revealed as essential, an invisible thread that allows for the erection and guarding of the boundaries of desire. Thus, the artisans of BDSM, far from prejudices, discover themselves as souls of serene temperament, debunking the shadow that portrays them as impulsive beings or burdened by murky spiritual imbalances.

And it is that, on the path of submission and masochism, self-esteem flourishes unexpectedly. It requires, paradoxically, a robust inner strength, a superior mental resilience to embrace these dances of consensual power.

No less notable is the rise of physical health as a bulwark of the experience. A tacit condition, engraved in stone, is the absence of chemical veils that cloud reason and distort perception. This precept resonates with the very heart of BDSM: the pursuit of pure practices, safeguarded and woven with the thread of mutual consent. To surrender to these games with altered judgment would be to profane their essence, exposing oneself and the other to the abyss of danger. Hence, its devotees weave more intricate safety nets than in conventional carnal encounters, aware of the delicate alchemy that governs their rituals.

(Some ideas are taken from an article on the experiences of practices associated with BDSM).