Learning The Ropes: A Basic Guide to Safe and Fun BDSM Lovemaking (Version 2.0) by Race Bannon

Author:Race Bannon [Bannon, Race]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Published: 2012-08-28T00:00:00+00:00

Never leave someone in bondage unattended. Even with the simplest bondage, a physical or emotional problem may arise and you should be there to attend to their needs.

Make sure you can get anyone in bondage out of that bondage quickly. In an emergency situation (not common, but possible), unrestrain the person as quickly as you can. Usually this means cutting the bondage off. Don’t worry about your precious bondage gear. No gear is worth the safety of a human being. Cutlery and medical supply outlets carry a type of scissor used by nurses and doctors to cut bandages off. They have a blunt end on the bottom portion of the cutting blade. This allows the cutter to press the blunt cutting blade next to the skin and under the bandage (or rope, leather or whatever is restraining them) without slicing the person’s skin while cutting off the bondage. This type of scissor should always be available when you're playing with bondage. If you play with metal bondage, such as chains or handcuffs, a pair of heavy duty bolt cutters would certainly be handy to have around in cases of emergency.

Do your bondage slowly. Most people prefer to be put into and taken out of bondage gradually rather than quickly. The sensuality of bondage is enhanced when done slowly. In addition to increasing enjoyment, proceeding slowly allows the person doing the bondage to take plenty of time to make sure that the bondage is done safely and well.

A person can be restrained in many ways. Some of the methods of bondage are tying, wrapping, locking and confining. Let’s look at each of these individually.

The most common type of bondage is tying someone, usually with rope, although many other materials can be used. Some tying bondage situations are:

Wrists tied together behind the back.

Wrists and ankles, each tied together.

Wrists and ankles tied in spread eagle fashion with a wrist or ankle each tied to a corner (often on a bed).

Wrists tied to thighs.

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