Love is our choice.

To be clear, I don’t mean that people can choose what gender they are attracted to.

Most people (including much of science) says that is not so.

I mean that we can choose to show love and compassion to everyone, however love or identify.

Or we can be a bunch of ignorant jizz stains.

At Dating Kinky, we choose love.

In fact, that’s what we’re all about. LOVE.

Well, love and sex and kink and friendship and connection—but love is at the core.

We want to introduce you to amazing people. And we want to give you the tools and understanding to make the most of those connections.

And if you are LGBT, Happy Pride Month to you, and you are welcome at DK.

And if you are straight, Happy Pride Month to you, and you are welcome, too.

And if you are an overflowing skin-sack of spewing pustulant hatred, you are not welcome. Period.

It’s a game I play with my partner. It’s silly and fun, and we often get a laugh out of it. Whenever some stranger online

I’ve seen a few references to “Fuck me like you hate me” recently, and it had me a bit confused. I looked it up on

…but it is strong enough to break a heart. There are a lot of people online who say, “It’s just words. Words can’t hurt you

He’s fucking sexy, this new guy. Reminds me of Warrick Brown from the original CSI (RAWR!), except instead of greenish grey eyes, his are bluish

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