If they are, loosen the ties or undo them completely.

Communicateīe sure to check in with the rope bunny during play to ensure they aren't feeling claustrophobic or numb. This can help prevent rope from getting caught and causing harm or injury. Nerve damage can happen in only a few seconds if the compression is severe enough and can take months to heal.' 3. Eventually it can start compressing the nerves and blood vessels, especially in particularly sensitive or delicate areas like the wrists, parts of the arm and shoulders. 'As you play and they ‘struggle’ and pull on that rope, loop will get tighter and tighter. By contrast, 'collapsing' cuffs do.Īs a beginner, you need to limit your knots to the non-collapsing variety. 'Non-collapsing' cuffs are knots that don't get tighter when you pull on them. Hands are usually the first body part to lose circulation during a bondage scene, so you may want to tie wrists last. That way, if you notice any changes during play, you'll know to loosen the ties. Make note of your bottom's hand color and temperature before tying them up. In rope bondage, a general rule is to make sure you can still fit one or two fingers between the rope and the rope bunny's body part, like you would with a dog's collar. While there's no way to completely eliminate risk from bondage play, there are steps you can take to minimize it. If you don’t do it correctly, you can impact blood flow or pinch nerves.' 'But tying someone up is a risky thing to do. 'Tying someone up for mutual fun and pleasure can be an amazing and thrilling experience, not to mention hot as hell,' said Redmayne. The first step to trying bondage.doesn't involve any actual bondage. Here's what we learned: Rope Bondage Safety

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