Into

Short but sweet documentary exploring kink as an expression of human sexuality. Loved the variety of different viewpoints from within the kink community. Definitely sex and kink positive. Good overview for the curious.

Charlie David's Documentary "What Are You Into" explores the broad definition of BDSM, as well as taking a peek into several specific areas of kink. Guests describe their relationship with kink, examining human responses from the scientific to the emotional.

This documentary includes a nice variety of folks from the community, which reinforces what one contributor says as they describe the possibilities as being like a "buffet" where they can choose whichever aspects they need.

The cinematography is absolutely lovely, beautifully done!

A copy of What Are You Into was provided to me for the purpose of my honest review, all opinions are my own.

This was a fascinating documentary as all the Border2Border ones I have watched have been. I was delighted to be introduced to these folks by the amazing Luna Matatas that we've encountered in other videos. She is always super informative, respectful and so upbeat and sex positive. Having read my share of m/m romances with BDSM/kink elements it was refreshing to see and hear real people talking about their experiences.

Anything Charlie David produces and directs is on my list to watch. In this case I was even more excited. Kink? Count me in. As a member of the community, I'm always interested. I'm always hoping to see accurate representations of the lifestyle. This short documentary fits the bill. I loved the participants - from experts in the psychology of kink through to sex educators through to actual people who do kink. I really enjoyed watching the demonstrations - make me long for the days when parties are again safe to attend. Damn pandemic. Of all the kinksters, I especially loved the pups as well as the couple involved in CBT. That was, uh, interesting. Anyway, if you're curious, I encourage you to check out this short doc. And if you're a member of the community and longing for simpler times, this is worth checking out as well.

I received a copy of this to review.

I found this documentary interesting, enlightening, and informative. I liked that there was a focus on "normalizing" kink as a part of society and life, on consent, and on the potential emotional aspects of doing kink (both positive and negative). This film should be shown as part of sex Ed class in high school! I would recommend it to someone wanting to learn more about kink and why people do it.