Saving Rope

I love Lilian. I swear I do. But she had a serious problem and we needed to do something about it. I tried many solutions, but none of them worked. That is, until I came up with the idea of the saving rope.

I’m a psychologist. More specifically, a sexologist. (I don’t like the term “sex therapist”.) I met Lillian on my practice. She had problems with her sexuality. And I couldn’t believe it, because, from the minute she walked into my office, I was sure she was the hottest, most sensual woman I had ever met. I tried to behave as professionally and as calmy as I always do. The sexual tension between us was so strong that I ended up violating every article of the Ethics Code and started dating Lillian. To excuse myself, I would only say that, since we started dating, her sexuality has been healthier than ever.

Now, Lillian has a serious problem of compulsory behavior. Whenever she has a problem that she can’t solve, she goes on a shopping spree until she calms down. I’m not kidding! In her worst episode, she spent five thousand dollars in a single night!

Like I said before, I’m a psychologist specialized in sexual behavior, and ‘m also a bondage enthusiast. I have tied Lillian several times, either for its aesthetic beauty, or as an erotic game. It was in one of those sessions that I came up with the idea of using Shibari as a saving tool.

Nowadays, whenever I detect in Lillian the unequivocal signs of a compulsory episode, I tie her until she chills down. Don’t get me wrong, as an expert in Shibari, I know the value of consent. Lillian and I discussed the matter and she agreed to be tied in order to prevent her from getting loose.

I assure you it works. Of course, when I tie her to prevent her from going shopping recklessly, Lillian hates me. But, once she calms down, she even thanks me for helping her deal with her problem with our “saving rope”.

This is our Shibari story.