Self Bondage

Bondage holds a kind of sexual attraction to individuals of both sexes and sexual inclinations. The ritual of physically tying up oneself by cords or handcuffs alone, without a mate is known as Self bondage. Self-bondage is carried on alone, thus safety is an imperative issue, without a partner to help out. There is a prerequisite for dependable liberating methods for loosening the intricately secured bonds, tied skillfully to render you motionless.

One should be creative enough to think of various methods of self bondage, attainable through trial and error. For those people who don’t have a sexual partner, self bondage is an opportunity to indulge their fantasies. Being helplessly tied, incapable of escaping and yet the necessity to escape in time, gives them an especial kick.

Out of all BDSM procedures, self bondage is the most dangerous pursuit, especially as it is blended with autoerotic asphyxia which has been responsible for many deaths. In self bondage there is always the underlying risk of getting irretrievably trapped, without anyone to save you.

Inspite of all these risk factors, self bondage if executed carefully can be quite safe. The general safety guidelines are:

• Avoid totally immovable self bondage.
• The biggest danger is asphyxia; so don’t tie anything tightly on your chest or on the neck.
• Always keep a backup release option at hand lest the first one fails.
• Confirm that help is always at hand if required.
• Abstain from using tight ropes, and handcuffs that impedes circulation and benumbs the limbs.
• Avoid the intake of intoxicants, which may befuddle your mind.

Self Bondage can be practiced using regular accessible equipments or commercial merchandise such as Solo Play Straitjacket that have appeared on store shelves. Self bondage is catching up rapidly in the US.