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Pain Processing is the ability to translate harsh physical sensations into pleasurable and/or tolerable experiences.  This skill is predominantly used by [[masochist|masochists]] during [[SM]] [[impact play]], but may be used in other scenarios as well, such as finding joy in [[humiliation]] and other forms of play.
 
Pain Processing is the ability to translate harsh physical sensations into pleasurable and/or tolerable experiences.  This skill is predominantly used by [[masochist|masochists]] during [[SM]] [[impact play]], but may be used in other scenarios as well, such as finding joy in [[humiliation]] and other forms of play.
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== Techniques for Pain Processing ==
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Many people will find a desire to understand pain processing techniques from both the [[bottom]] and the [[top]] perspective, so as to not cut short and otherwise enjoyable [[scene]].
  
 
* Everyone is different
 
* Everyone is different
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== Physical Processing Techniques ==
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== Physical Processing Techniques for Bottoms ==
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== Mental Processing Techniques Bottoms ==
  
  
== Mental Processing Techniques ==
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== Tips for Tops ==
  
 
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[[Category:Psychological Disciplines]][[Category:Slave Training]][[Category:Impact Play]]

Revision as of 02:33, 11 February 2015

Pain Processing is the ability to translate harsh physical sensations into pleasurable and/or tolerable experiences. This skill is predominantly used by masochists during SM impact play, but may be used in other scenarios as well, such as finding joy in humiliation and other forms of play.

Techniques for Pain Processing

Many people will find a desire to understand pain processing techniques from both the bottom and the top perspective, so as to not cut short and otherwise enjoyable scene.

  • Everyone is different
  • Good Pain VS Bad Pain


Physical Processing Techniques for Bottoms

Mental Processing Techniques Bottoms

Tips for Tops