Bondage & Rigger

 Bondage – More than restraining and Ropes

Bondage is appealing due to many reasons. It gives control, putting the tied person at the mercy of the dominant (Rigger), and it has an aesthetic to how it feels and looks.

Being a Rigger means taking someone’s freedom, tying someone up, and ensuring that your will and desire are physically reflected on the body. It gives much power as the submissive (Rope bunny) is completely under control and can not escape without the will and mercy of the dominant.

Being tied up on the other end and giving up full physical control is also a phenomenal sensation for the sub (Rope bunny). Giving yourself, giving away control, being at the disposal of the dominant, and feeling the freedom of no choice to experience.

I especially love bondage due to the dynamics, the power, and control. Especially when edging, I am taking away the freedom and knowing that I can do and take everything I want and whenever I want. Bondage is based on many of my plays, incl. gags, ball-gags, toys, and lingerie as I love the aesthetics of a feminine body, bound and powerless.

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What is Bondage?

Bondage is a form of BDSM play that involves using physical restraints, such as ropes, handcuffs, or chains, to restrict a partner’s movement. It is a consensual activity typically used to create a sense of power play, with one partner taking on the role of the “dominant” and the other taking on the part of the “submissive.”
Bondage play can take many forms, from light and playful to more intense and severe. It can include blindfolding a partner, tying them up with ropes or chains, or using handcuffs or other restraints to restrict movement. The goal of bondage is not to cause pain but to create a sense of sensation and heightened arousal.

Bondage play can also be a form of trust-building between partners. A deeper level of trust in the relationship is achieved by placing oneself in a vulnerable position and trusting the other person to handle the restraints safely and responsibly.

It’s important to note that communication is vital in any BDSM activity, especially in bondage. It’s essential to establish clear boundaries and to have a safe word or signal that can be used to indicate if a partner wants the activity to stop. It’s also essential to ensure that the restraints are not too tight and that the person is not in danger of losing circulation or feeling too much discomfort.

Overall, bondage is a form of BDSM play that involves using physical restraints to restrict a partner’s movement. It can be playful, severe, or intense and has different purposes related to trust-building and sexual pleasure. It’s essential to communicate, establish boundaries, and ensure safety before, during, and after the activity.

Different forms of Bondage

Bondage is a versatile form of BDSM play that can take many different forms. Below are some common forms of bondage play:

1. Rope Bondage: This form of bondage involves the use of ropes to bind and restrain a partner. Rope bondage can be simple or complex, and can involve intricate knots and patterns. It can also be used to create different positions and sensations, such as suspending a partner in the air or tying them in a spread-eagle position.
2. Cuff Bondage: This form of bondage involves the use of cuffs, such as handcuffs, to restrict the movement of a partner. Cuff bondage can be used for a more intense or serious form of play, and it also can be used for different positions and sensation play.
3. Tape Bondage: This form of bondage involves the use of tape, such as duct tape, to bind and restrict the movement of a partner. Tape bondage is a quick and easy form of play, and it’s also an easy way to create a sense of vulnerability.
4. Shibari Bondage: This is a traditional Japanese form of rope bondage that involves intricate knots and patterns. Shibari is often used for aesthetic purposes, but it can also be used for intense and serious play.
5. Mummification Bondage: This form of bondage involves wrapping a partner in materials such as plastic wrap, bandages, or even a full body suit to restrict movement. It is often used for sensory deprivation play, creating a heightened sense of vulnerability for the submissive partner.
6. Sensory Deprivation Bondage: Involves the use of blindfolds, earplugs, and other devices to limit the senses of a partner. It can be used for a variety of different sensations and experiences, including heightened feelings of vulnerability and anticipation.
7. Medical Play Bondage: This type of bondage involves the use of medical equipment, such as gags, catheters, straiatjacket and other items. It can be used in roleplaying, such as a doctor/patient or nurse/patient scenario.
8. Furniture Bondage: This form of bondage involves the use of furniture, such as a St. Andrew’s cross, a bondage bed, or a spanking bench, to hold a partner in place for different forms of play. It can be used for a variety of different positions and sensations, depending on the type of furniture used.
9. Electro-stimulation Bondage: The use of electric stimulation devices such as TENS units to create different sensations on the skin and/or muscle contractsion. It is a form of BDSM that can be intense and should be done with care and proper training.
10. Predicament Bondage: This type of bondage involves placing a partner in a difficult or uncomfortable position, such as balancing on one foot, and making them choose between two options, such as staying in the position or receiving a punishment. It creates a sense of helplessness and is often used in combination with other forms of BDSM play.