Our Definition
A form of play when one participant controls their breathing. This may include choking or holding breath.
Often considered a form of Edge Play.
Common Practices & Experiences
Everyone is different! You'll see this repeated throughout our website and glossary. Common breath play practices include, but certainly aren't limited to:
- Seeking information on safe practices
- Taking time to get to know one’s partner and their physical limitations, and signs that they will show if they are approaching those limits.
- Pre-designated non-verbal cues instead of safewords
Georg enjoys being submerged under water, and also having his nose and mouth covered by a partner.
Isolde prefers to be choked in a way that restricts airflow.
