Kinky Contract

This practical guide is ideal for establishing a power exchange relationship. Use this document to define your wants, needs, limits, boundaries and expectations. There’s a reason why people who bring kink into the bedroom are often happier. It’s because they are usually more aware of and talkative about their sexual desires. Is it time to explore yours?

Adds a new dynamic to your relationship. This deed covers all the essentials of a power exchange. Suitable for all levels of BDSM (from training to a total power exchange) including Master/slave, Mistress/slave or Dominant/submissive dynamics.

Helps you bring up the topic. Some never get the chance to express their desires. This could be from fear of being judged (even by your own partner) or perhaps not knowing how to approach the topic. Filling out a Kinky Contract is a light-hearted way to introduce a saucy conversation.

Entices you to explore. Going over this document together can be fun and exciting (a real eye opener). The Activity Questionnaire guides you to create, talk about and plan your kinky scenes.

Keeps communication open. A main reason any relationship fizzles is lack of communication. A written agreement encourages you to negotiate and communicate with each other. Revise it regularly to stay on track and to keep things fresh.

Helps you stick to the arrangement. Having your rules set out in writing makes your roles seem more official. This contract is not legally binding but it has been drafted by an attorney to give the look and feel of a legal covenant, inspiring you to step into your roles.

Suitable for:

    Married couples, partners & lovers looking to explore a kinky lifestyle; and
    BDSM couples (D/s, M/s) wishing to define the relationship.

It’s fun and easy to start.

Please note: the Kinky Contract is for entertainment purposes only. It is NOT legally binding.