Category: Beginner’s guide

Nerve Damage in Bondage – Contributing Factors

Rope bondage involves many risks. Consequently, participants must take all necessary precautions. No matter how safe you play, there are some factors that can contribute to nerve damage. In Bondage no one wants their scene ruined by nerve damage or an injury. Moreover, some incidents are not evident at first. Being aware of the possibility…
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Basic Rope Suspension Kit

Suspension is the practice of tying a person in such a way as to support their weight with rope. It has become very popular in the past few years. Some people like suspension because it is aesthetic, sexy, and intense. It is ideal for photography or illustrations, or just to go to another level in…
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Risks in Bondage Suspension

We have talked about Bondage Suspension in past articles, and as you have learned, it has different positions and has become very popular in the past years. One of the goals of people who enjoy rope bondage is to learn and enjoy a suspension scene. This is a very erotic, sensual, and aesthetic art form…
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Rope Bondage Suspension

Rope bondage suspension can be an incredibly intense experience, but it absolutely requires true skill, practice and dedication – it is edgeplay at its most extreme. Rope bondage suspension is not for novices; this guide covers the key risks and safety considerations one must understand before taking on the immense responsibility of suspending someone helplessly…
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Guideline for Suspension in Shibari

Shibari suspension is an intricate and captivating art form, but it also carries significant risks. To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience, it’s essential to follow a set of guidelines. This article provides a comprehensive guideline for suspension in shibari, covering everything from preparation to execution. “Guideline for Suspension in Shibari” is the focus here,…
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Explicit Consent in a Shibari Scene

Consent is an agreement between participants to engage in sexual activity. It must always be part of sexual activity. Since Rope Bondage involves vulnerability, there should always be explicit consent in a Shibari scene. Consent requires clear and honest communication. It is important to discuss boundaries and expectations with your partner before any sexual activity.…
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Do not re-negotiate in the middle of a scene

Negotiation is very important in a Shibari or BDSM scene. It is the key to a successful rope scene, assuring that both people involved have a good time. Negotiation helps you discover more about yourselves. In this post, we explain an important point: no not re-negotiate in the middle of a scene. Negotiation is one…
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Exploring Shibari During Pregnancy: What You Need to Know

Pregnancy and shibari are not necessarily mutually exclusive. While carrying a child, many women experience an increase in sex drive due to hormonal changes. This doesn’t mean all sexual practices are off the table, including Si. However, certain precautions should be taken. In this article, we’ll cover: Shibary During pregnancy Shibari can still be enjoyed…
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Stefanos & Shay

Stefanos & Shay are a couple based in  San Francisco whose education is based on kink education. They have performed, presented, imparted classes, workshops and organized for the kink community around the country and internationally. They are a vivacious, unconventional couple, whose entertaining, information-packed classes and performances are “better than a Vegas act”. Stefanos and…
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Remedial Ropes

Remedial Ropes is a group focused on bondage safety and risk awareness. It offers education for new, experienced and aspiring rope tops and bottoms. The main focus of this group is to create awareness and knowledge on the safety basics of Rope Bondage. Their advice is useful for bedroom bondage, suspension in Shibari, Kinky, or…
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