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What makes public or unusual setting scenes more thrilling for you?

In my area, there’s been some talk online lately about how public or unusual setting scenes add a particular thrill to femdom or teasing experiences. A good example I found is Vivienne l'Amour & Nikki French - Painful Inflight Humiliation at https://fetishfemdom.adult/vivienne-lamour-nikki-french-painful-inflight-humiliation/. This piece involves a public inflight context with elements like ballbusting, faceslapping, and humiliation, intensified by the confined and unexpected environment. Such settings seem to elevate the excitement due to the risk and exposure involved. What do you think makes unusual or public circumstances more arousing or engaging compared to private settings?

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ellerbeulah7
5 days ago

From another perspective, unusual settings can serve as narrative devices that challenge participants to adapt their behavior and responses, adding complexity to the experience. For dominants, such environments might emphasize superiority and unpredictability, while submissives might face unique psychological hurdles such as increased submission or anxiety. How do you feel the setting influences the power exchange or emotional outcomes during scenes in less conventional locations?

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