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Luna Vire
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San Francisco CA US
Professional Dominatrix, Erotic embodiemnt coach, Shadow guide Bay Area, LA, Atalnta luna-vire.com
Scarlet
In person & Online/Virtual
Berlin DE
The Priestex of Pleasure - bespoke tantra & kink experiences.
Mistress Umeshu
In person & Online/Virtual
Paris FR
Enter my world, it may become an experience you remember for a lifetime.
Sara Grace
In person & Online/Virtual
New York NY US
👑 Your Exclusive Mistress | FemDom • Findom • Foot Worship • Psychological Domination | Submit to My Rules
Breath play BDSM Pleasure & intimacy coach Erotic photographer
BossyBabe
In person & Online/Virtual
Sacramento CA US
Hello ! My name is Bella ! I am a travelholic. I have been to 12 countries in 12 months! yess! So I
Carly Celeste
In person & Online/Virtual
London UK
Goddess Carly: Professional Dominatrix and Creatrix of Ritual Fantasies
Domina Anastasia
In person & Online/Virtual
Austin TX US
The secret of joy is the mastery of pain. -Anais Nin
Master Samael
In person
Berlin DE
Surrender your mind, body & secrets to a true Dominus - alone, or to two of us.
Breath play BDSM Massage therapist Pleasure & intimacy coach
Natasha Black
In person
Amsterdam NL
Here Natasha Black! Welcome in my wild world! I am here for YOU! Just contact me!
Katarsis
In person & Online/Virtual
Ibiza ES
Dominatrix and shibari artist, I love to blend mouvement, trust and erotism into my art.
NatashaDemons
In person
Helsinki FI
International Dominatrix | Structure for real ongoing D/s dynamics
What is breath play?
Breath play is a BDSM practice built around control of another person's breathing, for example through breath-holding games or pressure. People are drawn to the intensity, the trust and the sense of surrender, often within a domination dynamic.
Safety and consent
Restricting breathing or pressing on the neck can cause loss of consciousness, injury or death within seconds, and no technique makes it fully safe. Many experienced practitioners therefore refuse it, or offer lower-risk alternatives such as guided breathing, breath control by instruction or the feeling of being held. Talk about it openly before any session.
Learn the risks: read about the dangers before you consider it and ask the practitioner how they approach it.
Explore alternatives: guided breathing, holding or verbal control can bring intensity without restricting air.
Agree a non-verbal signal: a safeword alone does not work when speaking is hard, so agree a hand signal.
Press on the neck: pressure on the throat or the sides of the neck is the most dangerous form.
Play alone: solo breath play is a known cause of accidental death.
Mix with alcohol or drugs: they make reactions slower and risks harder to read.
Frequently asked questions.
Is breath play safe?
No form of breath restriction is fully safe. It can cause loss of consciousness, injury or death, sometimes with no warning. If you are curious, talk with an experienced kink practitioner about the risks and lower-risk alternatives.
Do practitioners on Sensuali offer breath play?
Some list it, and each one sets their own boundaries. Many offer only breathing-focused or simulated forms. Ask how they work before you book, and respect a no.
What are lower-risk alternatives to breath play?
Guided breathing, breath control by instruction, being held firmly, sensory deprivation such as a blindfold, or role play that creates the feeling of surrender without restricting air.