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“The brain is the most powerful sexual organ a person possesses. For there to be injury to the brain as a result of play is a concern. This does not mean that the behavior or frequency of behavior is of concern, but it does call into question the technique that is being used, the consent, and prior negotiations of this type of sexual play.”