BDSM has been gaining a lot of grounds off late

People have been subjecting themselves to this unconventional kind of sexual relationships where they are intended on trying something new and different. Over the years, the regularity of BDSM in the lives of the people can be noted to have exponentially gone up.
This human is owing to the inquisitive mindset of the human nature. We are always reluctant on trying out something different which pushes us to the edge of imagination. In this case we have been subjected to the same circumstances and with the availability of media components, out urge to try out such new stuff tend to manifest it even better.
Are there people actually into S &M?

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Sadism and Masochism are the lesser known components of this practise and there has been a lot of debate off lately with regards to this aspect as well. Typically a sadist is a person that enjoys hurting other people physically and mentally. In the acts of sexual encounters such people tend to be the dominant ones and hurt their partner to extract sexual pleasure.
On the other hand the masochist is the person that likes to be put through pain and hurt by their partner. This can be envisioned as an extreme form of submission which stretches beyond any known form of convention.
Research suggests that there are increasing numbers of couples in the modern era that are into S&M. These couples have a completely variant form of sexual fantasy which drives them to application of such measures. However on a larger scale this isn’t an unusual behaviour. Transcending personal pleasure into sexual encounters has always been persistent and people that extract pleasure through pain and physical contact aren’t new to such practises.
This proposition in general is far beyond conventional sex. It is also a state of mind which is not inherited by a lot of people. This is a pure example of the fact that exploring one’s sexuality over a long period of time in an intense manner can certainly unveil some astonishing facts. The inception of such an aspect might have been through something rather strange, for instance an event that may have triggered this rather unusual fetish for pain.
Is this form of sexual behaviour normal?
From a conventional point of view, this kind of behaviour might sound reasonably debatable, but in reality we have to accept the fact that we have been sadists or masochists at some point or the other. Every human is ought to go through this phase where we may have hurt someone or let someone hurt us.
There are certain set of people that may have actually gained pleasure from such an experience owing to which the inception of such a fetish took place. Determining whether this kind of a behaviour is normal or not would be a controversy as any sort of behavioural instinct in human tends to be learned and a result of evolution. Especially when it comes to sexuality, the limits of conventional human imagination are really stretched.