Rope?

[Tiedupme]

Well explained MT...it's about the "journey" of being tied up with rope...and untied...I find it, when practised well by an experienced rigger...almost hypnotic...my most intense experiences of drifting into sub space have involved rope bondage.

Originally Posted by Ms_Tytania

Poshie's reply hits the nail on the head: some people like the whole process of being slowly restrained and immobilized in rope,

I am one of those who enjoy Japanese rope bondage and tying people up, and I love the whole process.

Ultimately, if it's about the rope and the bondage, you have to find ways of making even the untying process, a fundamental part of the session.

[Mr Stockholm]

I guess it begs the age old question, "How long is a piece of rope?"

[Mistress Adore]

I am terrible with rope, thank goodness for cuff's that's what i say

Originally Posted by Mr Stockholm

I guess it begs the age old question, "How long is a piece of rope?"

I've always been told 'It's twice as long as it is from the middle to the end'.

Originally Posted by Tiedupme

Well explained MT...it's about the "journey" of being tied up with rope...and untied...I find it, when practised well by an experienced rigger...almost hypnotic...my most intense experiences of drifting into sub space have involved rope bondage.

Funny you say that, I've always said that I enjoy Shibari because I find it very relaxing. I get into a trance-like state myself when I'm tying somebody up, and in a good session, both participants are bound (ha, see what I did there?) by this mental state. It enhances and amplifies all physical sensations too.