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* SafeSaneAndConsensual: If you're writing about BDSM, this is of utmost importance - show that there's nothing unhealthy about the practice as long as the people involved are responsible and respectful about it.
* Make the love interest confident, charismatic, and subversive of outdated traditions while keeping them a decent person. That way, they'll have the appeal of the "bad boy" (or girl, or non-binary person) without the actual bad behaviour.
* Make the love interest confident, charismatic, and subversive of outdated traditions while keeping them a decent person. That way, they'll have the appeal of the "bad boy" (or girl, or non-binary person) without the actual bad behaviour.
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* The protagonist gets into a relationship that involves BDSM, and instead of the conflict stemming from psychological issues in their partner, it stems from others [[AbuseMistake getting the wrong idea]]. Maybe someone wants to [[HeteronormativeCrusader protect them at all costs from something they perceive as unhealthy]].
