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I still lean towards don't engage. I would not want my neighbor catching on to me, I want my neighbors to be neighbors, That ship has sailed already. It's likely that she is now embarrassed about being found and probably scared of doing a session again. She may also be frightened about being outed....

I used to regularly shave and spent a while getting waxed before moving and not having anyone to continue with. I tried a rotary epilator but found the results rather poor for the time/pain and its unsuitability for any skin that's not tight and flat I've recently started waxing myself with a Cirepi...

Not so much paralyze as cramp up an entire rear end. I strongly doubt this would be a good idea to use on a human. I bet it would hurt like a very bad cramp. ^this Dipole electrode with inbuilt Electrical muscle stimulation (EMS). Uncontrolled muscle contraction can be rather painful if pushed a li...

In the video, she has a few important things in her favour, V's many of us who may wish to try it. Theres obviously someone else there, so a quick release if it goes wrong. They may be the intended release method at the end of the session. Can you cut yourself free from the wrist cinch if your hands...

OrgasmAlley wrote: I'm sorry that my original post wasn't more clear, but it certainly doesn't meet this description.

I thought your first post was plenty clear

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Is there a cross over between slacklining, tricklines and bondage?

When I see people argue against common-sense safety warnings, I assume they are implicitly endorsing the unsafe behavior. Now that everyone has made their position more clear, I'll stop being so pushy about the safety and instead follow the discussion in *THEORETICAL* capacities. Please stay safe. ...

There's more to safety than stamped rated loads.
Even with a larger version with a higher break load, I wouldn't use them for suspension.

I think we will just have to agree to disagree on this I disagree with this :facepalm: As I think we have all been agreed from the start that they would be a poor choice for suspension bondage. I don't think the working /break load really needed arguing over. I only mentioned not doing suspension i...

You conveniently left out the rest of my response: Your first post, left out. a lot Exactly. Whilst they are more than likely strong enough to use in suspension, the 2mm to 5mm cords may not be. Especially when knots and other de-rating factors are considered. That's beside the possibility of pulli...

bound_jenny wrote:Where's the dip?

With the cucumber





Don't wriggle, we haven't tested the safe working load of the table.

I personally think sport climbers are insane for using such "low" ratings on their gear. I get that they want lightweight, but I'd rather have safety! :shock: Again, self-bondage is hardly "ideal" circumstances; it's best to render things as safe as you can possibly and reasonab...

As to side slipping, a cam device holds the rope it's on quite securely. In the absence of substantial side force or poor application , I don't see substantial concern there, certainly not in the conceptual post I made (and which I presume to be under discussion). It's definitely true that climbing...

(It's worth noting that these don't even have the industry-standard rating of 5:1 for overhead loads not involving a person. Not really something I'd trust with my weight.) Tie downs aren't generally rated at 5:1 as they aren't lifting equipment (Nor climbing or SB) 3:1 is common if there's actuall...

They specifically state they aren't for climbing and I'd add suspension onto that too as there's a chance you could pull the rope through at an angle and unknowingly have the rope only partly engaged in the cam @Dave. You've gone off on a quest about the load rating, but that's irrelevant if the ro...