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* Rope bondage | * Rope bondage | ||
* | * General restraints: tape, chain, latex/leather cuffs, or clothing (straight jackets, hoods) | ||
* Total enclosure bondage, such as mummification and vacbeds | * Total enclosure bondage, such as mummification and vacbeds | ||
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* '''Negotiation:''' Do this before the scene begins. Some bottoms become less communicative or nonverbal once they are in sub space. | * '''Negotiation:''' Do this before the scene begins. Some bottoms become less communicative or nonverbal once they are in sub space. | ||
** Does the bottom have any allergies? Jute/hemp, latex, etc can cause allergic reactions. | ** Does the bottom have any allergies? Jute/hemp, latex, etc can cause allergic reactions. | ||
*** Does the bottom have an EpiPen/ | *** Does the bottom have an EpiPen/Inhaler? Is it close by? | ||
** Does the bottom have any injuries/illnesses? Certain positions can exacerbate preexisting conditions. | ** Does the bottom have any injuries/illnesses? Certain positions can exacerbate preexisting conditions. | ||
** Is the bottom on any recreational drugs or prescription medication? Even prescription medication can affect clotting and breathing, cause fainting, interfere with communication, etc. | ** Is the bottom on any recreational drugs or prescription medication? Even prescription medication can affect clotting and breathing, cause fainting, interfere with communication, etc. | ||
** Does the bottom have a history of anxiety/PTSD? Certain positions/bindings/type of touch can trigger anxiety, flashbacks, and claustrophobia. | ** Does the bottom have a history of anxiety/PTSD? Certain positions/bindings/type of touch can trigger anxiety, flashbacks, and claustrophobia. | ||
** Can the established safeword/gesture can be heard/seen regardless of positioning, equipment such as gags, and even if nerve function is compromised? | ** Can the established safeword/gesture can be heard/seen regardless of positioning, equipment such as gags, and even if nerve function is compromised? | ||
*'''Cutting Tools:''' For any bondage wherein a bottom | *'''Cutting Tools:''' For any bondage wherein a bottom might need to be cut out of bindings, have a cutting tool handy. Do not use knives, razors, or exposed blades. These can cause serious injuries. Some good options for cutting tools are: | ||
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==== '''Upper body nerve information:''' ==== | ==== '''Upper body nerve information:''' ==== | ||
Note: | Note: Nerve compression might have no sensation at all, and only be evident in loss of movement. It is different from circulation issues, which might feel like the "pins and needles" tingly numbness of a limb falling asleep. The bottom might feel like the tied limb is a bit cold or moving more slowly. Nerve issues will most likely present in isolated areas of the limb, for example, an icy feeling specifically in the pinky, or an inability to lift the wrist. | ||
In upper body bondage wherein the hands/arms are tied, there are two major nerves to be aware of. | In upper body bondage wherein the hands/arms are tied, there are two major nerves to be aware of. | ||
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=== After === | === After === | ||
check in next days | check in next days | ||
=== Bondage kit suggestions: === | |||
* Cutting tool | |||
* Bandaids/alcohol swabs | |||
* Nitrile gloves | |||
* Small flashlight | |||
== Known incidents <!-- Provide a list of links to articles describing incidents involving this kink. --> == | == Known incidents <!-- Provide a list of links to articles describing incidents involving this kink. --> == | ||
== References == | == References == | ||