UllrsIshtar
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ORIGINAL: ChatteParfaitt For the OP: I would take his statements very seriously, Mummy is the resident expert. I like sensory deprivation for an hour or two. I'm not sure I'm suited to longer than that. I would definitely want to work up to the 8 hour stretch. ETA: I'm not talking physical concerns, that has been well covered, but mental ones. I'm not discounting his advice. I just disagree with the idea that hooded people should never be left alone. My husband won't be leaving the house, and if I do have a panic attack, or a mental breakdown, or fall, he can be with me in less than 30 seconds. There isn't a place in the house where he wouldn't be able to hear me from his office, so I don't feel it's necessary at all for him not to leave me alone. Lots of people believe that bound/caged/incapacitated people should never be left alone, especially when they cannot release themselves, and I don't ascribe to that school of thought. I've always played with bondage with people out of the room, or even out of the house for several hours, usually with locks and such in place that would prohibit me to get out at all if something happened. It's a form of RACK play that is important to me personally, and I have no intension whatsoever of heeding safety warnings that come from the fundamental idea that bound people should always be supervised, because that advice isn't applicable to the parameters I choose to play with. I'm aware it's a serious risk I'm taking, but it's a risk I'm more than willing to take nonetheless.
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