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Summary

In this episode, Mistress Mia Ray and Master John, hosts of a BDSM Lifestyle and Sexuality podcast, join the conversation. They discuss their journey into the BDSM community and the importance of creating a safe and accepting space for exploration. They share their experiences transitioning from religious backgrounds to embracing their kinks. The role of labels in BDSM is explored, highlighting the importance of finding one's own path and community. The guests provide insights on entering the kink space safely and navigating online spaces. They also discuss the spiritual and healing aspects of BDSM and the wide range of sensations and fetishes that can be explored. Mistress Mia's previous experience running a homeless shelter is also mentioned. In this conversation, Mistress Mia's Dungeon discusses their community involvement, creating a home dungeon, interviewing Luba, establishing boundaries, stopping in the moment, negatives and downsides.

Takeaways

• Community involvement is important to Mistress Mia's Dungeon, and they actively contribute to local shelters and charities.
• They have converted their home into a dungeon space, starting with their garage and expanding into other rooms.
• The interview with Luba was memorable, as she shared her experiences as a sex coach and the importance of intimacy.
• Establishing boundaries and communication are crucial in BDSM relationships to ensure safety and consent.
• Mistress Mia's Dungeon acknowledges that there can be negatives and downsides in the BDSM community, such as people taking advantage or crossing boundaries.

• Mistress Mia's Dungeon hosts a podcast called 'Mistress Mia's Dungeon' where they aim to break down the stigma around BDSM and provide a space for people to share their stories.

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