Between Pleasure and Pain: A Pilot Study on the Biological Mechanisms Associated With BDSM Interactions in Dominants and Submissives.
@article{Wuyts2020BetweenPA, title={Between Pleasure and Pain: A Pilot Study on the Biological Mechanisms Associated With BDSM Interactions in Dominants and Submissives.}, author={Elise Wuyts and Nele De Neef and Violette Coppens and Erik Fransen and Eline Schellens and Maarten Van Der Pol and Manuel Morrens}, journal={The journal of sexual medicine}, year={2020} }
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