Kink Quotes

“Of course it hurts, it’s a spanking. How else would it work?”
― Breanna Hayse, Time Out

“You so need a Daddy, little girl.”
― Breanna Hayse, The Game Plan

“Tie me up, please..." Chantal said. They looked above at some vines and roots hanging down from the grassy area above the depression in the canal they were standing in. She was in his hands—he had to comply.

A little bit of kink was one of the most delicious of erotic pleasures. Catholic school girls were often the horniest—Brett could hardly contain his elation.”
― Jess C Scott, Catholic School Girls Rule

“That's what's so ironic about the conservative backlash against BDSMers. With increased visibility comes increased bigotry, and conservatives continue to rally against kinky events by local groups to get them shut down. What the anti-kink fanatics don't understand about us is that we're geeks. Sex nerds. SM intellectuals. We pay money to spend a weekend going to classes.”
― Tristan Taormino, Ultimate Guide to Kink: BDSM, Role Play and the Erotic Edge

“You're into what you're into, I'm into what I'm into. We don't have to be into the same shit, and if you're safe, sane, and happy, then go on and get you some.”
― Matt Fraction, Sex Criminals, Vol. 3: Three the Hard Way

“Pain was one thing. I could take pain.

But I was pleasure's bitch.”
― Alexis Hall, How to Blow It with a Billionaire

“Things you need aren't bonus material, they're the bare minimum. You don't have to go without something that's part of you just because it's not the most common thing in the world. You don't deserve to. Someone should be spoiling you and spanking you and making you really fucking happy. All of it. If that's what you want. You deserve to feel good just like everybody else.”
― Misha Horne, Hot Mess

“Did she remember how he liked to fuck? Maybe that's what made her run. He smiled grimly, running a hand along his unshaven jaw. Foolish girl. She knew he loved the chase.”
― Nenia Campbell, Quid Pro Quo

“But how do you differentiate between going to bed in the evening and having sex, and having ‘kinky’ sex? It’s a perfectly valid question... kink is anything that deviates from the ‘normal’ and is especially personal. What makes you kinky is what makes you kinky.”
― Kynk 101, The Kynk 101 Handbook

“Adria:Tell me what you want right now, or I’ll get that vibrator out and you can say goodbye to being inside me.
Bryson: I want to rip these ropes off and carry you to the bed. I want to taste you, be inside of you. Slam into you, fill you.Serve you.Ruin you.
Aria: Are you sure that’s what you want? Because you seem to like this?
Bryson: "I love this",he said. I love you.”
― MZ Rylan, Bound by Her

“Mr. Harris kept glancing up and down Omar’s body, lingering around his chest and his groin. At first, Omar pretended not to notice. It was a compulsive kind of looking, one that cis people indulged in when they believed they could do it without being seen, though it was so common to catch them looking that their lack of shame was obvious.”
― Zeyn Joukhadar , Kink: Stories

“I want you to run and hide. And when I find you, I’m going to shove my cock into your pretty mouth and make you swallow every last goddamn drop of my cum.”
― Dolores Lane, Bloody Fingers & Red Lipstick

“I feel like a helpless deer running away from a terrible fate. I’m Bambi’s fucking mother, and he is the hunter ready to shoot me just so he can eat me. Devour me.”
― Dolores Lane, Bloody Fingers & Red Lipstick

“Look at me, sweetheart,” he growls, every muscle in his arms flexing. “Look at me as my blood drips all over you. Watch me paint every inch of your skin with my life’s essence.”
― Dolores Lane, Bloody Fingers & Red Lipstick

“It's time to stop being ashamed. Untold tens of thousands of people share the desire to redden each other's backsides in a loving and consensual manner, and have enhanced their lives and their sexuality by doing so. Why on earth should anybody be ashamed of having more ways to get aroused than their neighbor has? Seems to me that such a person should feel lucky, not guilty.”
― Janet W. Hardy, Spanking for Lovers

“It’s a common assumption that all power exchange-based relationships ‘should’ or ‘must’ involve punishment and/or discipline. The truth is a bit more grey. Whether a Disciplinarian, Service Top, or Dominant (or all three!), the makeup of your relationship is 100% up to you and your partner.”
― Kynk 101, The Kynk 101 Handbook

“Kink is inherently somatic: it involves touch, breath, voice, eye contact, movement, power, and ritual. All of these elements interface directly with the nervous system. They can soothe it, or trigger it.”
― Diana Von Rigg, Dom(me) the Darkness Within: Ritual Shadow Work for the Neurodivergent & Kink-Aligned

“He turned to root through the refrigerator, and the tight globes of his spectacular bubble butt strained against worn jeans. Silently, he set a bottle of cream down, then reached up to the hanging pot rack for a saucier, exposing a sliver of toned abs as he did.
Sweet mercy, but I might truly orgasm watching this man work his kitchen. I didn't even know it was my kink. Maybe Lucian made it so. When he proceeded to separate an egg with an efficient snap of his wrist, I knew it was him. He was my kink. Damn it all.”
― Kristen Callihan, Make It Sweet

“Over the past few years, I'd been so busy with Dark Castle that I'd never truly gotten into cooking or baking shows. I reconsidered them now. Watching Lucian move about the kitchen, all firm confidence and loose-limbed grace, was pure porn for me. Heaven help me, but the way his ropy forearms moved as he briskly whipped up egg whites or heavy cream----because the man never used a blender for these things----would get me so hot and bothered I'd have to press my thighs together under the cover of the battered farm table.
And when he kneaded dough? Sweet baby Jesus. He did this little grunt every time he thrust the heels of his hands over the springy mass. A deep rumbling grunt as his whole taut body rocked toward the countertop. And then there were was the pullback, when he'd breathe in, those wide shoulders of his rolling in a steady rhythm.
Grunt. Thrust. Breathe. Pull.
It was a wonder I didn't orgasm on the spot watching him.”
― Kristen Callihan, Make It Sweet

“To know I had been in control, that I might've been scared, I still knew in my right mind that I could be free with one word or action - and I didn't use it. I didn't safeword because deep down, I was safe in his care. I enjoyed things we did. But, being honest, in the clarity of the aftermath, I wanted more.”
― Adam A. Fox, A Sinful Symphony: A Dark BDSM Romance

“Kink is normal. Society just made it taboo because desire and instinct frighten people.”
― Adam A. Fox, A Sinful Symphony: A Dark BDSM Romance

“Run, mo chreach. I’ll give you ten seconds.”
― Dolores Lane, Bloody Fingers & Red Lipstick

“Every erotic sufferer, or inflicter of suffering, occasionally feels the pang of desire for
"reality," the quest to turn the delicate interplay of symbols into something more poignant and immediate. It is at this time that partners begin talk of disposing of safewords, of consensual nonconsent, of "no way out" scenes.”
― Janet W. Hardy, Spanking for Lovers

“And let's face it: the sounds and sensations and sights of spanking someone - the whimpers and moans and cries, the writhing and wiggling and clenching, the skin turning rosy and warm - are very, very sexy.”
― Janet W. Hardy, Spanking for Lovers

“The experience of pleasant pain is familiar to many, perhaps most, people. (Not you? Think again: ever enjoyed the pleasant muscle ache of a good day's exercise, or the challenging burn of a spicy curry?) Many more, although they may not be consciously aware of it, also have some experience with erotically arousing pain: biting, scratching, pinching, mild hair-pulling and hickeys have an honored place in many folks' sexual repertoire. If seeking out and/or eroticizing pain is sick, then it's a sickness about as rare as the common cold.”
― Janet W. Hardy, Spanking for Lovers

“We could heal one another in a way that would undoubtedly baffle him: via intense, kinky sex. I suspected all his reading of fourth-wave feminist theory had neglected to hammer this into him as he would soon be hammering into me.”
― Valentine Glass, Jarring Sex

“Determining a ‘good’ or ‘bad’ kink is impossible without making some kind of personal judgement. There is technically no such thing as a universally ‘bad’ kink - only what someone personally believes is bad. As consenting adults, whether or not a kink is ‘bad’ is at the discretion of those involved.”
― Kynk 101, The Kynk 101 Handbook

“It's not morally wrong. It doesn't hurt anyone. There are no victims here, but maybe it's messed up? At the very least it's so fucking-I don't even know, heteronormative of me. Gender conforming. Regressive. Stereotypical. Banal. I hate it.
I love it.”
― Ali Hazelwood, Deep End

“At some point, Tracy sent me the demos for the next Static Saints album. I was knocked out, and soon became fixated on the song "Useful and Beautiful." It would likely be heard as an ode to sexual debasement, but I think it's also an invitation to root your life and your art in utility and beauty. I found myself returning endlessly to this question: How can we make Tracy's memoir more useful and more beautiful. I love that her song enacts what it extols. It reminds us that we can revel in sexual pleasure and perversity ("I've got uses, I've got bruises") while also opening up to become more expansive, more useful, and more beautiful ("Oh let me be a crashing wave. Oh let me be a secret cave.").”
― Hazel Jane Plante, Any Other City

“Carmen relished the site of Blanca sliding from her clothes like the sun cresting from storm clouds.”
― Hailey Piper, A Game in Yellow