Trampling is a BDSM practice that involves the dominant partner stepping or walking on their submissive partner’s body. This act is often performed with bare feet, high heels, or other types of footwear and can range from gentle to extreme depending on the individual’s preferences and limits. In this guide, we will explore the basics and how it fits into the BDSM lifestyle.
What is Trampling?
Trampling is a BDSM activity that involves the dominant partner stepping or walking on the submissive partner’s body. This practice can involve a variety of different forms of pressure, from light footsteps to more heavy stomping, and can range from sensual to painful depending on the individual’s desires. It can be performed with bare feet, high heels, boots, or other types of footwear and can be incorporated into a variety of BDSM scenes, including humiliation, domination, and sensual play.
The Origins of Trampling
The origins of trampling as a BDSM practice are not well-documented, but it is thought to have evolved from foot fetishism. Foot fetishism, or a strong sexual attraction to feet and footwear, has been reported throughout history and is believed to have been present in various cultures and civilisations. It may have evolved from this fetish as a way to incorporate feet and footwear into BDSM scenes and to explore the power dynamic between partners.
Why People Enjoy Trampling
There are a variety of reasons why people enjoy trampling, both as the dominant partner and the submissive partner. For the dominant partner, trampling can be a way to exert control and dominance over their submissive partner. For the submissive partner, trampling can be a form of submission and surrender, allowing them to give up control and surrender to the dominant partner. Trampling can also be a sensual or sexual experience for both partners, with the pressure and sensation of the feet on the body often providing arousal and pleasure.
Safety Considerations
As with any BDSM activity, safety is of the utmost importance when it comes to trampling. It is important to establish clear boundaries and limits before engaging in any BDSM activity. Communication between partners is key to ensure that both partners are comfortable and safe during the activity. It is also important to consider the physical limitations of each partner and to avoid causing any injury. If a partner experiences any pain or discomfort during trampling, the activity should be stopped immediately.
Incorporating into BDSM Play
Trampling can be incorporated into a variety of BDSM scenes and activities, and can be performed in a variety of ways. Some people enjoy sensual trampling, which involves gentle footsteps or pressure from the feet, while others enjoy more extreme forms, such as heavy stomping or jumping on the body. This can be performed on various parts of the body, including the back, chest, legs, and feet.
Conclusion
Trampling is a BDSM practice that involves the dominant partner stepping or walking on the submissive partner’s body. This activity can range from sensual to painful and can be performed in a variety of ways, including with bare feet, high heels, or other types of footwear. As with any BDSM activity, safety is of the utmost importance, and communication and clear boundaries between partners are key to ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience.
