I need Bondage tips. Me and a ladyfriend have tried a little and want to graduate from silk scarves and fuzzy cuffs.
Got any tips for me?
Got any tips for me?
I'd like to buy a tiny brown "O", please.ST_CK _T _N H_R P__P_R
Would you like to buy a vowel?
OK, you are the last person that I suspected to know about this....well. Have a safe word (seriously)
I think the next level up would be either paddles and cat-0-nine-tails. The trick is to find the "sweet" point between pain and pleasure. Start off slow and build up to it. It is an art really on how you use the tool to exert the maximum pleasure. It all in the wrist and flicker movement. experiment a little but definetly go slow It is suppose to be fun and pleasurable not painful
Heh. I know lots of friends who are into it. So I learn some (even dated a few back in the days)OK, you are the last person that I suspected to know about this....
It's always the nice, quiet ones...Heh. I know lots of friends who are into it. So I learn some (even dated a few back in the days)
http://www.amazon.com/Great-books-for-BDSM-beginners/lm/1M4T297MRWOXJI need Bondage tips. Me and a ladyfriend have tried a little and want to graduate from silk scarves and fuzzy cuffs.
Got any tips for me?
basic or not, it's a core safety issue when exploring BDSM experiences, and just like always reminded people to buckle up when taking off in a plane, it needs to be repeated each and every time. Don't forget, others might stumble across this thread who have NO BDSM experience, after all.If they've already tried some things they probably already got the safeword covered. It's a pretty basic concept.