Bluebird
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Joined: 2/17/2006 From: Las Vegas Status: offline
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I prefer hemp to cotton, mainly because cotton can stretch, which makes the restraint looser but the knots tighter. And hemp has better friction against itself so it is not as easy to just wiggle a lot and have it slip apart. (Plus, if the subject gets uppity while you are tying, hemp "snaps" in a lovely stingy way!) As far as the tie, I prefer asymetrical - one hand in front, pulled up around the neck, one bent the other direction across the back. (I am not explaining this well, so if you want to see a picture, Click Here). It is actually relatively comfortable, so you can stay in it awhile, but really hard to wiggle out of. I like to have someone standing on one foot, the other pulled up to a loop that is then attached to the back hand. It keeps them off balance, so you can touch and tickle to your heart's content. I actually use a minimum of knots, but lots of twists and bends in the rope - keeps the harness more stable on the body. The knots themselves - of course, keep them away from prying fingers. A favorite touch of mine is to put the "real" knot out of reach, but have extra long ends; bring the ends to a place where you can tie a knot "carelessly" within reach. After your loving sub has spent about 15 minutes working on the accessible knot and pridefully pulls the ends free - s/he realizes it was all an illusion, and they are still tied just as much as they were when they started. If you want to play with other items, plastic wrap can be really hard to get out of if you apply several layers, and a really tight duct tape hogtie with pinned elbows is pretty much impossible to escape from.
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