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Building connections with your partner with one rope

In Shibari, building connections with your partner is very important. Usually, you use from 3 to 5 ropes during a scene. However, using only one rope can create a greater connection with your partner. Using only one rope will change the focus from the technical aspects of tying to the interaction between rigger and bottom.…
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Most Common Japanese Terms in Shibari

Shibari is a Japanese art of restraint. Although it is known and practiced around the world, the original terminology is in Japanese. Therefore, you should familiarize yourself with its jargon. That’s why here we present the most common Japanese terms in Shibari. Asanawa – Rope made of bast fibre, typically from jute or hemp.Bakshi –…
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Common Non- Japanese Terminology in Shibari

Shibari is the traditional Japanese art of bondage. However, it has been enriched with other cutlural apporaches. Therefore, it is important to know the most common non-Japanese terminology in Shibari. Consequently, any rope lover who enters the Shibari world needs to learn the terminology used. The most common non-Japanese Terms in Shibari are the following:-Anchor…
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Shibari Suspension cautions: A Beginner’s Essential Guide

Shibari suspension is an advanced form of rope bondage that can be exhilarating for both participants. However, it’s crucial to understand that this practice comes with significant risks. In this guide, we’ll explore essential Shibari suspension cautions to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience. We’ll cover the importance of proper training, equipment selection, and communication…
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Can large bodies be suspended?

Can large bodies be suspended? Yes, they can. Actually, anyone can try suspension. However, for large people this might be potentially dangerous depending on the weight, the rigger skills and the health issues of the bottom of the bunny. If you are a bug person and you want to try suspension, you need to find…
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Self Bondage

Self Bondage has become very popular in the last years. However, it is important that practitioners know the risks involved. A simple problem of loss of circulation can easily deprive one of the dexterity to realize crucial ties. It can also lead to dropping a cutting implement out of reach. This situations can lead to…
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Toxic Myths of Dominance and Submission

It is important to identify the toxic myths of Dominance and Submission. This way, you will build a healthy Dom and Sub relationship and make it more satisfactory. Some of the toxic myths of Dominance and Submission are unhealthy, unrealistic and ineffective. Instead of allowing you to enjoy your practice, they might cause conflict with…
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How to be a good Dominant in Shibari

Shibari is a BDSM practice in which 2 people, a rigger and a bunny play the dominance and submission roles. Dominance and submission is a consensual and negotiated relationship, where each party deliberately undertakes a particular role. The dominant usually leads the scene and is the driving force and the director. The submissive, on the…
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The Psychology of Bondage

The psychology of bondage is both complex and fascinating. The first question could be why people do bondage and what exactly do they get from it? Well, Shibari has different aspects that are enjoyable, but not everyone is looking or getting the same things from bondage. As individuals, we react differently and have different expectations…
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Shibari Women Empowerment: An Unexpected Alliance

Shibari, the Japanese art of rope bondage, might seem an unlikely path to women’s empowerment. Yet, this ancient practice is helping many women find strength, confidence, and liberation. Let’s explore how Shibari women empowerment is changing perspectives on body autonomy and self-expression. In this article, we’ll cover: The Essence of Shibari Shibari has evolved from…
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