BDSM as a sign of mental health issues

Some believe BDSM (Bondage, Domination, Sadism, Masochism) is a sign of a mental illness. People want to know why would someone want to inflict pain or even receive pain during sex. There is levels to BDSM Light, mild and extreme. Some aren’t against all levels of S&M only some levels after a certain point it becomes possibly a mental illness. When people are participating in S&M they may come up with a safe word to avoid uncomfortability.

In an interview with Sandra Woodard she says all levels of BDSM is satanic. She believes any person who is getting off on inflicting or receiving pain is perverted and needs to get evaluated. S&M is unsanitary and is the quickest way to receive disease when scatting and ruby red is involved. Sandra says sex without sadism and masochism isn't boring it's normal. One thing leads to another with a lustful spirit the spirit is never satisfied. Woodard says although the Bible isn't stating that BDSM isn't abnormal if you know god's character than you know he set man free and doesn't get any pleasure from restraining man even at the slightest. When questioned about Scatting and ruby red she says she is uncomfortable with the topic and can't wait until the interview is over.

However, in an interview with Moesha Mitchell she says when S&M is extreme it's a sign of a mental issue something may have happened to that person to develop that fetish. Sometimes people do things to spice up their relationship spanking and branding that can be wiped off things like that isn't a sign of mental illness. Depending what is done during bondage still isn't a mental illness. Extreme S&M is degrading and unsanitary. Two people who participates in extreme BDSM needs to get evaluated it's a little sinister.

According to Brad Sagarin PHD contributor of Psychology Today, people who indulge in BDSM sadist and masochist report decrease in psychological stress. If participating in BDSM shows a decrease in stress levels then it’s possibly an outlet for the two parties. The research shows that BDSM isn’t as sick and harmful as some people may say.