Sado

There are many forms of alternate lifestyles, but Sado (of sadismus) is, probably, the most censored and likely to attract the anger of the censors even in those societies which are considered to be the most sexually open ones. Sado is the male counterpart of a Domina.

The origin of the term Sadismus can be traced to the German psychiatrist and forensic pathologist Dr. Richard of Krafft Ebing. Sadismus is also a sequel to the mixture of pornographic content and Gewaltfantasien in the novels of Donatien Alphonse François Marquis de Sade.

A majority of Sados are characterized by homosexual suitors comprising of there women, who are seeking a predominant BDSM partner from among the vast multitude of dominant men, especially those who are not commercially inclined but possess the ability to perform the sadistic actions.

Unlike the case of Dominas, there is widespread sexual intercourse between Sados and their customers. In the sexual intercourse scenario, the typical female power instrument is the Verweigerung.

It has been noticed that there are very few specialized Sados in Germany who can survive only on this activity. Mostly these Sados have to look for additional occupations such as Callboys. In order to survive on the activities of merely being a Sado, you would need expensive equipments and considerable amount of self-discipline which is missing in most strichers.

Sadism as practiced by Sados involves the use of power or force over other humans or animals as this provides sexual titillation, satisfaction and pleasure to the customers. The actions of Sados represent a play for sexual intercourse in such a way that it is downright humiliating to the partner, who might be prepared for the pain.

If the medical angle is considered, it can easily be seen that there are many essential differences between the two primary developments of the Sados.