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=== Mental & emotional === | === Mental & emotional === | ||
==== Panic or | ==== Panic or anxiety ==== | ||
Being restrained can trigger feelings of panic or anxiety in some individuals, especially if they have past trauma or negative experiences associated with confinement or loss of control. | Being restrained can trigger feelings of panic or anxiety in some individuals, especially if they have past trauma or negative experiences associated with confinement or loss of control. | ||
==== Emotional and psychological | ==== Emotional and psychological risks ==== | ||
Bondage can evoke strong emotional and psychological responses, including vulnerability, fear, excitement, or arousal. The resulting sub drop can also be intense for both parties. | Bondage can evoke strong emotional and psychological responses, including vulnerability, fear, excitement, or arousal. The resulting sub drop can also be intense for both parties. | ||