Kink Popularity: Struggling
Engaging in restraint play where one partner is bound and pretends to struggle can be an exhilarating form of consensual power exchange, enhancing the sense of vulnerability and control within a scene. Both partners embracing this dynamic can lead to a mutual exploration of physical limits and trust.Have my partner wear restraints and struggle
34.1% said No, 27.1% said Maybe, and 38.8% said Yes!| No | 25% | Maybe | 27% |
|---|---|
| True | 48% |
| 44% |
| 27% |
| 29% |
Popularity (measured by "Yes" votes):
Straight men: 50.0%
Straight women: 25.5%
Gay men: 34.0%
Lesbian women: 40.9%
Bisexual men: 44.4%
Bisexual women: 42.7%
Non-binary individuals who are into men: 0.0%
Non-binary individuals who are into women: 0.0%
Non-binary individuals who are into both men and women: 0.0%
(last computed at 2026-05-17)
Wear restraints and struggle
31.8% said No, 24.4% said Maybe, and 43.8% said Yes!| No | 43% | Maybe | 26% |
|---|---|
| True | 31% |
| 23% |
| 23% |
| 54% |
Popularity (measured by "Yes" votes):
Straight men: 28.4%
Straight women: 53.9%
Gay men: 48.7%
Lesbian women: 52.5%
Bisexual men: 45.7%
Bisexual women: 61.8%
Non-binary individuals who are into men: 0.0%
Non-binary individuals who are into women: 0.0%
Non-binary individuals who are into both men and women: 0.0%
(last computed at 2026-05-17)
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