Your BDSM role profile

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Interpreting your spreads

Percentages show where enthusiasm or comfort currently lives. Your Dominant and Submissive scores highlight power dynamics. Sadist and Masochist cover sensation exchange. Rigger and Rope Bunny represent rope interests. Brat, Brat Tamer, Caregiver, Pet, and Experimentalist showcase play styles. Switch reflects balance between power poles. Vanilla indicates affection for more traditional intimacy.

High numbers are invitations, not mandates. Curiosity pairs best with education, negotiation, and patience. Share this overview with partners when you want a structured way to discuss fantasies, limits, and aftercare expectations.

Use the chart as a living document. Roles evolve as you learn, heal, or build new relationships. Retake the test after significant experiences and compare how your comfort zones shift.

Your strongest signals

No single category stood out. That is perfectly valid—lean on the detailed breakdown below.

Category-by-category breakdown

Percentages describe current enthusiasm. Discuss boundaries, emotional needs, and safety before acting on any curiosity.

Dominant0%

You enjoy shaping the scene, setting boundaries, and guiding others. Structure, responsibility, and negotiation fuel your play. Maintain active consent and create room for check-ins.

  • Map out rituals, commands, or service acts that feel meaningful.
  • Create a shared document for limits, safe words, and aftercare plans.
  • Balance authority with empathy—dominance thrives on trust.
Submissive0%

Yielding, following, or serving energizes you. You may crave structure, rules, or the thrill of pleasing a trusted Dominant. Your boundaries still matter—submission is an empowered choice.

  • List non-negotiable limits so you can communicate confidently.
  • Discuss how you like to receive praise, correction, and aftercare.
  • Schedule regular check-ins to keep power exchange sustainable.
Sadist0%

You enjoy delivering sensation and witnessing reactions, whether physical, psychological, or both. Ethical sadism demands calibration and constant consent.

  • Study safety techniques for your favorite implements.
  • Debrief scenes to understand how your partner experienced them.
  • Combine sensation with aftercare to reinforce trust.
Masochist0%

Receiving well-negotiated intensity excites you. You may enjoy impact, pressure, temperature, or endurance when trust and safety are rock solid.

  • Communicate how you process pain and when you need breaks.
  • Prioritize safe words and non-verbal signals, especially during intense scenes.
  • Plan aftercare that soothes both body and mind.
Rigger0%

Engineering restraint, tying patterns, and orchestrating rope scenes delights you. Precision and safety are your best tools.

  • Invest in classes or trusted resources about rope safety.
  • Practice knots and support techniques outside of scenes.
  • Keep medical scissors nearby and do regular circulation checks.
Rope Bunny0%

Being held, tied, or suspended feels grounding or thrilling. Rope can offer stillness, surrender, artistry, or deep connection.

  • Learn how to communicate numbness, tingling, or discomfort quickly.
  • Warm up your body before intense positions.
  • Discuss emotional needs. Some rope bottoms crave reassurance, others prefer quiet focus.
Brat0%

Playful defiance, teasing, and testing boundaries energize you. Bratting thrives when both sides enjoy the push and pull.

  • Define the difference between playful teasing and genuine boundary pushing.
  • Agree on signals that mean "I am joking" versus "I need to stop."
  • Pair brat scenes with aftercare that reinforces mutual respect.
Brat Tamer0%

You love guiding mischievous energy into structure. Correcting, teasing, or disciplining a willing brat feels fun and validating.

  • Clarify which punishments or corrections are on the table.
  • Blend assertiveness with humor so scenes stay collaborative.
  • Check in about emotional impact—brat play can stir big feelings.
Caregiver0%

Nurture, structure, and gentle dominance anchor your scenes. You enjoy offering reassurance, schedules, or guidance.

  • Discuss routines, nicknames, and rituals that feel supportive.
  • Balance caregiving with self-care so you do not burn out.
  • Agree on aftercare needs for both sides—you deserve replenishment too.
Pet0%

Being doted on, guided, or trained in playful ways excites you. Pet play can be soft, silly, structured, or ritualistic.

  • Clarify expectations around communication (verbal, non-verbal, safe words).
  • Design scenes that include comfort objects, toys, or outfits that help you drop in.
  • Discuss how you want to enter and exit pet headspace safely.
Experimentalist0%

Novelty, tools, and new techniques call to you. You thrive on variety and learning.

  • Keep a shared idea list and explore one new activity at a time.
  • Research safety and obtain quality gear before experimenting.
  • Balance novelty with rituals or anchors that keep everyone grounded.
Switch0%

You enjoy multiple perspectives. Your balance between dominant and submissive energies makes you versatile.

  • Communicate which role you want before each scene.
  • Schedule time to explore both sides so you do not default to one out of habit.
  • Notice how headspace shifts. Rituals can help you transition smoothly.
Vanilla0%

You value traditional intimacy, gentler dynamics, or slower pacing. Vanilla preferences are valid and can coexist with kink curiosities.

  • Share what makes conventional intimacy fulfilling for you.
  • Blend vanilla moments into kinky scenes for grounding and connection.
  • Use your vanilla needs as anchors when you experiment with new dynamics.
Reflect and integrate

Use these prompts to translate percentages into practical communication. Write them down or discuss them with trusted partners.

  • Which scores felt like a surprise? Which confirmed what you already knew?
  • What boundaries or curiosities do you want to discuss before your next scene?
  • How does aftercare need to look based on your top categories?
  • What skills or research would help you feel safer exploring a high score?
Keep safety at the center

Kink without consent is abuse. Anchor every experiment in negotiation, safe words, and mutual care.

  • Review SAFE, RAC, or PRICK frameworks and choose the one that matches your philosophy.
  • Have hydration, first-aid supplies, and comfort items within reach.
  • Check in after scenes. Emotional drop can happen hours or days later.
Sharing your profile

Results can spark vulnerable conversations. Share only what feels safe and consensual.

  • Explain what each percentage means to you instead of sending raw numbers.
  • Ask partners to share their boundaries in return so consent remains mutual.
  • Set expectations about privacy—your data, your rules.
Keep learning
Pair curiosity with education. These resources cover consent, communication, safety, and community.
  • The New Topping Book & The New Bottoming Book — Classics covering negotiation, safety, and emotional intelligence.
  • kinkeducation.org — Workshops and articles on safe, ethical kink practices.
  • The National Coalition for Sexual Freedom — Advocacy, legal resources, and consent education.
  • Planned poly and kink-friendly therapists — Search directories like the KAP list for informed mental health support.