Abnormal sex

, 125–126

Abnormal sexuality

, 69

“Acceptance via normalization” mechanism

, 37

Acquired homosexuality

, 77

African Dominatrix

, 125–126

Afrosexology

, 57

Agentic feminism

, 37

Ambiguous language

, 49

American BDSM Scene

, 4

Androgynia

, 78

Anti-BDSM feminists

, 37

Anti-sex medical advice

, 70

Appropriate sexual behaviors

, 105–106

Audience

, 7–8

Aura

, 86, 92–93

Avengers, The (British television series)

, 87–88

Back self image

, 17

Backrooms. See Dark rooms

Backspaces

, 4–5, 17

Bathhouses

, 19–20

Bedsider and Assertive Communication Tips

, 57

Behavioral patterns

, 31

Behaviors

, 127

Billions (Showtime cable television series)

, 110, 115, 117–118

Bisexual individuals

, 78

Blasphemy

, 9–10

Bondage and discipline, dominance and submission, and sadism and masochism (BDSM)

, 3–4, 6, 10, 17–18, 24, 29–31, 52, 110–111

BDSM-inspired intervention

, 55–57

BDSM-MSM spaces

, 19

communication strategies within

, 54–55

as healthier alternative to self-harm

, 115–117

individuals participating in

, 57–58

practitioners and culture of consent

, 52–54

Capitalism

, 35–36

Carnivalesque

, 9–10

Carnivalistic mésalliances

, 9

Children

, 91

Cohesive enough

, 67

Commodification

, 29–30

Communication strategies within BDSM community

, 54–55

Communism

, 29–30, 34–35, 39

Congenital homosexuality

, 77

Congenital urnings

, 77

Consciousness

, 67–68

Consensual, communicative, caring, and cautious framework (4Cs framework)

, 53–55

Consent

, 46

Conventional sexual activities

, 4

Copulation

, 89

Criminal offenses

, 19–20

Cruising (film)

, 69, 98, 100, 106

Cybercrime investigator

, 98, 104

Czech BDSM events

, 30

Czech Republic

, 36, 39

BDSM in

, 31

communism in

, 34–35

cultural legacy in

, 33

fetish events in

, 39

Generation X in

, 36

postcommunist

, 37, 39

Dangerous Method, A (film)

, 110, 115

Dark rooms

, 21–22

Debasings

, 9–10

Demographic shifts

, 47

Depravity

, 69–70

Deviance

, 105

Deviant sexual behaviors

, 105–106

Discourse

, 111

analysis

, 110–111

Dominant male

, 37–38

Eccentric behavior

, 9

Effeminatio

, 77–78

Ejaculation

, 70–71

Emerging adults

, 45–46

Emotional hermaphrodites

, 78

Empty spaces

, 8–9

Enervation

, 70

Enhanced communication skills

, 52

Erotic abnormalities

, 67

Ethnographic approach

, 19

Excitement

, 50–51

Exhaustion

, 70

Exploitation cinema/films

, 99–100

forms and functions of

, 99–100

observations

, 105–106

representing kinky sex lives of Urban Gay Men in Cruising

, 100–103

representing kinky sexual phenomena of fat fetishism and feederism in Feed

, 103–105

Familiar and free interaction between people

, 9

Fantasy

, 68

Fat fetishism

, 100

kinky sexual phenomena of

, 103–105

Fears

, 68, 70

Feed (film)

, 98, 100, 106

kinky sexual phenomena of fat fetishism and feederism in

, 103–105

Feederism

, 100

kinky sexual phenomena of

, 103–105

Feelings

, 23

Fetish

events

, 9–10

fever

, 37–39

places of

, 21–22

spatial practices of

, 22–24

world

, 16–17

Fetishized subject, second skin of

, 91–93

Fifty Shades of Grey (film)

, 115

Firm convictions

, 70

Foucauldian analysis

, 111

Foucault and healing narrative

, 111–115

Freakshow elements

, 99–100

French Revolution

, 112

Front-self image

, 17

Gay

leathersex

, 106

liberation movement

, 20

male leather community

, 31

marriage

, 4

men

, 100

Generation X

, 36

Generation Y

, 36

Globocentrism

, 16–17

Groundbreaking

, 98

Gynandria

, 78

Happiness

, 50–51

Hard industrial dance music

, 5

Healing narrative

, 110

BDSM as healthier alternative to self-harm

, 115–117

Foucault

, 111–115

relational healing and powerful Masochist

, 117–120

Heterogeneous subculture

, 34–36

Homogeneous subculture

, 34–36

Homosexuality

, 72–73, 77

male

, 75–81

Hookup Card

, 55–57

Hookup culture

, 46–47, 49, 51

Hypermasculine themes

, 22

Hypothesis

, 49

Indecent assault

, 75

Individuals participating in BDSM community

, 57–58

Industrialization

, 35–36

Internet

, 38–39

Intimacy development

, 51

Kink. See also Male-on-Male Kink

, 18, 67, 125

in conversation

, 126–128

places of

, 21–22

spatial practices of

, 22–24

Kink-Space

, 3–4

embodiment of meaning

, 6–10

performance

, 5–6, 10

setting stage

, 4–5

Kink-ifying campus culture

academic and professional institutions

, 58

BDSM practitioners and culture of consent

, 52–54

communication strategies within BDSM community

, 54–55

enhanced communication skills

, 52

exploratory and pleasurable

, 50–51

hookup card

, 55–57

hookup culture

, 47–49

individuals participating in BDSM community

, 57–58

problems with hookup culture

, 51

unwanted outcomes

, 49–50

Kinkiness

, 69

Kinky

individuals

, 98

role-play

, 88

sex lives of Urban Gay Men in Cruising

, 100–103

sexual phenomena of fat fetishism and feederism

, 103–105

Krafft-Ebing’s typology

, 77–78

Lady Pokingham

, 79

Latex submissive

initial attraction to shininess

, 86–88

second skin of fetishized subject

, 91–93

turning oneself into shiny fetish object

, 88–91

Law enforcement

, 20

Learning

, 32

Leather

, 91–92

Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer or questioning (LGTBQ)

, 99

communities

, 15–16, 20, 24

individuals

, 99

Liberalism

, 35–36

Limen

, 8

Liminal performer

, 9

Liminal space

, 4, 8

Liminality

, 8

Limus

, 8

Maegan Machine

, 5, 7, 10

Make-believe game

, 33

Male homosexuality

, 68–69, 75, 81

Male-on-Male Kink

, 16–17

challenges and resiliency

, 24–25

historical significance

, 19–20

male-on-male SOP spaces

, 21

methods

, 19

places of male sex, kink, and fetish

, 21–22

spatial practices of male sex, kink, and fetish

, 22–24

terminology

, 18–19

Male-on-male sexual activity

, 15–16, 18

Male-on-Male SOP spaces

, 15–16, 21

Marquis de Sade

, 125

Marxism

, 16

Masochism

, 31, 75

Masturbation

, 70–72

Men who have sex with men (MSM)

, 17–18

Miller test

, 69–70

Negotiation

, 54

Nonbinary identities

, 4

Nonessentializing gender identities

, 4

Nonheterosexual sexual orientation

, 4

Nonkinky sexual behavior

, 127

Nonnormative sexual activities

, 114

Nonnormative sexual behaviors

, 99

Nonsuicidal self-injury

, 117

Normal sex(uality)

, 68, 125–126

Obscenity

, 9–10, 69

Orgasms

, 5, 49

Orthodox sexual activities

, 4

Paraphilias

, 114

Performance of Kink-Space

, 5–6

and embodiment of meaning

, 6–10

Performativity

, 8, 10–11

Place

, 16, 18

for male-on-male BDSM activity

, 16

Pornography

, 73–74

Portrayal of kink

, 128–129

Postcolonialism

, 16–17

Postmodernism

, 37

Power-oriented activities

, 126–127

Powerful Masochist

, 117–120

Practicing kink

, 128–129

Profanation

, 9–10

Professionalism

, 90–91

Psychological hermaphrodites

, 78

Psychopathia Sexualis

, 71–72

Psychosexual hermaphroditism

, 77

Psychotherapeutic methods

, 35–36

Public indecency

, 75

QR code

, 57

Queer liberation theory

, 15–18, 20

Queer spatiality

, 21

Queerness

, 69

Question-nod-swipe process

, 6

Radical Fairies

, 20

Radicals

, 20

Recreational sex

, 46–47

Relational healing

, 117–120

Relationship cues

, 48

Repetition

, 7

Representations of kink

, 128–129

phenomena of fat fetishism and feederism in Feed

, 103–105

sex lives

, 98

of Urban Gay Men in Cruising

, 100–103

Repression

, 34–36

Resiliency

, 24–25

Revolutionaries

, 20

Risk-aware consensual kink (RACK)

, 18, 32, 53

Ritual(s)

, 7–9

element of BDSM

, 31

Role intimacy

, 45–46

Role-play theme

, 29–30, 39

in BDSM

, 33

Running theme

, 19–20

Sadism

, 31, 75

Safe, sane, and consensual behaviors (SSC behaviors)

, 18, 32, 53

Scaffolding

, 5

Second skin of fetishized subject

, 91–93

Secrecy

, 16

Secretary (film)

, 110, 117–118

Sensationalism

, 99

Sex

clubs

, 21–22

encyclopedias

, 71–72

therapy

, 46

Sex on premises (SOP)

, 15–16, 18–19

male-on-male SOP spaces

, 21

Sexist beliefs

, 49

Sexology

male homosexuality

, 75–81

research framework

, 69–74

Sexual abnormality

, 68–69, 79

Sexual activities

, 98

Sexual development

, 46

Sexual engagement

, 4–5

Sexual fantasy

, 68

Sexual Inversion

, 72

Sexual liberation

, 114

Sexual pleasure

, 50–51

Sexual practices

, 125–126

Sexual unfolding

, 46

Sexual/BDSM scene

, 19

Sexuality. See also Homosexuality

, 46, 48–49, 51, 68, 71

Sexually transmitted infections (STIs)

, 48–49

Shininess, initial attraction to

, 86–88

Silent Friend, The

, 70–71

Sinewy muscles

, 88–89

Sittengeschichten

, 71–72

Social constructionism

, 99

Social forces impact on porn

, 73–74

Sociology

, 29–30

of space

, 16

Space

, 18

Spatial configurations

, 17

Spatial practice

, 4–5, 18, 24

of male sex, kink, and fetish

, 22–24

Spatial theorists

, 16

Spatial theory

, 15–16

Spiritual hermaphrodites

, 78

Subaltern counterpublics

, 21

Subcultures

, 34–35

Submissive female

, 37–38

Teaching

, 32

Totalizing medical discourse

, 112–114

Touch of Brimstone, A (US television episode)

, 88

Transgender identities

, 4

Tribe

, 19

Tribesmen

, 24

Tried-and-true formulas

, 99

Trust

, 93

“Understanding via pathologizing” mechanism

, 37

Ungratified sexual excitement

, 70

Unification

, 29–30

United Collars of BDSM

fetish fever

, 37–39

homogeneous or heterogeneous

, 34–36

roles in BDSM today

, 32–34

Urnings

, 77

Viable theory

, 30

Vice of sodomy

, 19–20

Victorian homophobia

, 69

Victorian porn studies

, 74

Victorian pornography

, 78–79

Victorian sexuality

, 68, 73

Viraginity

, 77–78

Wild capitalism

, 36

Woman in fishnet approaches

, 6

Women-on-women sexual activity

, 51