Safety instructions to be respected during bondage
Bondage is the art and the way to immobilize your partner in unusual, sexual and aesthetic positions. It has been practiced for ages in Japan (it is a Japanese tradition called Shibari) but has been a real success in Europe for some time. By tying the other person, the latter contracts certain muscles and solicits his erogenous zones in a unique way. It is one of the practices of BDSM that can be practiced with different accessories such as handcuffs, cords, gags, corsets.
Golden rules of bondage for a good session
In bondage, safety is paramount, so there are rules to be respected so that the session goes off without incident.
The first of these rules is to always carry a pair of safety scissors called Jesco. These scissors must be round-tipped so that they can pass between the strings and the model without injuring it, and be sharp enough to cut the strings in one go. If your model partner feels uncomfortable, do not hesitate to cut the ropes if necessary: the price of a rope is not worth the price of a person's safety!
The second rule is to avoid the following compression points : the neck (especially the carotid and jugular), under the armpits (brachial arteries), at the bend of the elbow (radial and ulnar arteries), at the bend of the wrists (even if some passages of the ropes tie the wrists, they will always be loose enough to easily pass a finger between the wrist and the rope), at the crotch (femoral artery), at the knee bend (tibial artery) and at the ankle bend (same remark as for the wrist bend): one can easily pass a finger between the model and the strings).
The third rule is to find out beforehand about possible health problems of the model (poor circulation, heart or respiratory problems, propensity to faint and faint, etc...) and thus adapt yourself.
The fourth rule is to frequently check for good circulation in the limbs, take your model's hand or foot and ask her to put pressure on your fingers, her hand should not be abnormally cold and there should be no numbness on her part.
The fifth rule, and not the least, is never wrap your rope around the model's neck, let alone tie a knot! It's all about tension and counter-tension, no knots in your shoes!
The sixth rule is to set a security password that your partner will say to stop everything. It doesn't cost anything and if you don't use gags, your partner can sound the alarm. Use an original word instead of "stop", for example "giraffe".
Don't forget to communicate with your fissured partner, ask him or her regularly if he or she is feeling well. Also check beforehand that the person who is overweight is not on the digestive system, drunk, or under the influence of drugs or other substances (medication).
Drinking small amounts of water often is better than drinking a large amount in a short time.
On the side of the tied-up woman, long hair should be tied up, no jewellery or watches.
Finally, in the event of a problem, it is preferable to have your first-aid certificate, or failing that, to lay the model down in the side safety position and call for help
