Watching #bondingnetflix and want to know who the fuck was their BDSM consult on this? The Domme’s corset doesn’t fit and she is wearing a fucking dog collar into session. “You’d be hard-pressed to find any dungeon with a shag carpet.”) (“S he’s supposed to be one of NYC’s best dominatrixes but she’s working in a dungeon space with carpeting on the floor, which is not cleanly,” Mistress Couple, head mistress of La Domaine Esemar, tells Rolling Stone.
To a degree, this vantage point make sense: the series was created by Rightor Doyle, a queer man who based the series on his experiences serving as an assistant to his own domme best friend.Ĭriticism of the show is fairly wide-ranging: many have taken aim at the fact that the show basically glosses over how doms and subs negotiate boundaries and consent, which is crucial to any BDSM dynamic, while others have critiqued specific elements of the production design. The series unfolds mostly through the eyes of Pete, a fish-out-of-water in the dark underbelly of the sex industry who starts out the series so vanilla that he is appalled by the mere mention of the term “piss play” (an act that he himself engages in, a mere episode later).
Bonding tells the story of Tiff (Zoe Levin), a grad student who enlists her best friend Pete (Brendan Scannell) to serve as her bodyguard/assistant in her growing dominatrix business.
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