Rope bondage is bondage involving the use of rope to restrict movement, wrap, suspend, decorate, or restrain a person, as part of activities.Beginner rope is an article of to help you and a partner get started with rope bondage, specifically ground ties only.Please do not attempt rope suspensions without hands on instruction from an experienced expert as they are very dangerous forms of.Rope bondage is often referred to as Shibari in the English speaking world, though in Japanese this means simply 'to tie'. The correct Japanese term for erotic/sensual rope bondage is Kinbaku though it has been noted that some Traditional Japanese Rope Masters refer to the art simply as bondage.Tying styles are frequently separated by the schools of Eastern and Western tying, though the only differences between styles are subjective, generally being that Eastern style tends to be more A-symmetrical while Western tends to be more patterned, squared, and structured. Contents.Common Misconceptions About Rope BondageThe following statements are patently false rumors:. Rope is always slow going.
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Discuss the bottom's physical injuries and previous surgeries, bone and joint issues, diabetes, pacemaker, asthma, fibromyalgia, breathing/cardiac issues, flexibility and mobility problems, mental and emotional triggers. If you're not sure about a particular issue, don't engage until you understand the risks. A six inch fall onto concrete can break a neck and cause death.
Suggests not to attempt a full suspension during your first full year of regularly practicing bondage. Some people may have allergies to certain natural fiber ropes, be sure you aren't using a type of rope that will cause them unintended consequences.Nerve DamageMuch of the information on nerve damage is taken from stefanosandshay.com/ and written by Dr. Who, Kinky M.D.Nerve Damage is the most common serious injury in bondage, it happens suddenly and causes damage that takes 4-13 weeks to heal, or in some cases may be permanent and cause paralysis.Careful negotiation before tying someone up should include asking about conditions that might predispose the bottom to nerve damage. Those include pre-existing peripheral neuropathy (nerve damage) from diabetes, peripheral vascular disease, and previous traumatic nerve injury. This isn’t to say, for example, that you can’t tie up a diabetic- but it’s certainly something you need to be aware of for lots of reasons (are they going to drop their sugar mid-scene?), not the least of which being a need for more cautious bondage with more careful monitoring.Danger signs for nerve damage include pain (generally described as sharp/shooting), weakness, tightness, stress, tingling, and numbness. These generally occur QUICKLY, sometimes instantly, and should be acted on immediately. Nerve damage can occur either by stretching of the nerve (for instance by over-extending the arms over the head for extended periods of time) or by compression (for instance rope pressing up against the armpit).
“Mechanisms of nerve injury include direct pressure, repetitive microtrauma, and stretch- or compression-induced ischemia. The degree of injury is related to the severity and extent (time) of compression.” As a guideline: The more force and the longer the time, the greater the damage will be. Nerve irritation that is immediately resolved leads only to temporary nerve damage (“numbness” that goes away quickly). Any prolonged irritation can lead to semi-permanent damage or to permanent loss of function.While communicating with the bottom and checking in frequently is of paramount importance, there are a few other things tops can do during the scene to help decrease risk of nerve injury. This includes watching for signs of trouble (like the bottom wiggling fingers or self-adjusting ropes) and paying attention to body language.
Another thing that may help is to multiply the points of tension to spread the pressure over a wider area (in rope-speak: use more wrapping turns!). Often, hands are the first area where the bottom experiences problems. If possible, arrange the bondage so the hands can be easily released without having to undo everything else first.Some bondage tops say that they don’t worry about rapidly untying a bottom with symptoms of nerve damage, because “once it’s done, it’s done.” This is a gross misunderstanding of the physiology of nerve damage. While it’s true that you can’t un-do an injury that has already occurred, nerve damage is not an all-or-nothing thing- it happens on a continuum and immediately taking steps to address it may keep a minor injury from turning into permanent damage. There is also emerging evidence, both in scientific journals and also anecdotally in the bondage community, that nerve injuries can be cumulative.Certain nerves and blood vessels need special consideration in bondage:. Radial nerve – on the outside of the arm in the valley between the triceps and the deltoid.
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Do not place rope in or just below this valley. Brachial plexus – in the armpit. Do not place knots, bulges or joins in the armpit. This area can be impacted by rope OR mere positioning (holding the arm back awkwardly can pinch it over time). Wrists - To avoid neuropathy, don’t pinch the nerves in the wrist.
Femoral artery – about 4 inches below the groin. Do not restrict the flow of blood to the legs by placing tight ropes, joinings or knots in this area. All nerves and veins in the neck - Do not place ropes across the front of the neck, this can cause unintentional. Regularly test for restricted blood flow or nerve pinches. Check the Bottom’s skin temperature and color before and during the scene. Always be careful and monitor closely when placing rope near vital organs and the hollows/pits/joints of the body.There are some measures to check for nerve problems:. The can ask you the bottom to squeeze their hand; this demonstrates the strength in the hand.
The rigger can place their hand on the back of the bottom's hand and ask the bottom to push back against them.