Ribut1974
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February 21, 2015 at 6:06 am in reply to: An alternative to box ties, arms crossed at the front? #3020
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ParticipantYou have had a lot of great responses to this inquiry. Mine is the same as several others. Tie the box tie/Takatakote in front. There are several variations to consider | tie with both arms in front and it is the same for a man or a woman | tie with one arm in front and one behind – this works well for someone with a rotator cuff issue – the arm with the issue goes in front.
Here is a link to an I amage of mine that shows this tie on a man | https://fetlife.com/users/76969/pictures/8399575
If you have questions feel free to write me…
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Participantfinding play partners is about chemistry. Here is a bit of basic advice for the beginner:
1. DO NOT ATTEMPT SWINGING TO FIX A BROKEN RELATIONSHIP. I cannot stress that point enough. I’m not suggesting that you and your husband have any issues, but swinging only works in the confines of a healthy, stable relationship.
2. As stated by almost everyone else, communication is key. Never be afraid to say no. That applies to potential play partners, active play partners AND to your other half. No matter the situation, you have the right to stop ANY activity you are uncomfortable with, including activity you’re not an active participant in (i.e. your partner is engaging in something with someone else that raises a red flag).
3. Set your rules, BEFORE you play. If there is anything you can imagine making either partner uncomfortable, make it off limits. Don’t go into any situation without limits, until you know your boundaries. Rules can change, be added to, deleted, or modified at any later time, but they should be set between you two, prior to any alcohol fueled swing fest.
4. Many swinger websites/groups host meet and greets. These are low pressure social events, usually held in local bars, or nightclubs, where you can meet other like minded couples. For the beginners, they are a great way to meet folks without expectations of getting naked immediately, as is often the case at a swingers club, or house party.
5. Bring your own protection. This rule should be common sense, but doubly applies here. You and your partner are likely used to sex without a condom, therefore they become an afterthought. You are both responsible for your own, and your partners, sexual health.
6. Discuss the experience after the fact. This can’t be overlooked. Swinging has many positives, one of which is how easily it becomes to talk to your partner after you have watched each other have sex with other people. But the experience needs to be shared, and discussed, and explored after. This allows you to modify the rules, and to figure out better ways to proceed in the future.
7. Avoid Adult Friend Finder. Far too many fakes, scams, and single dudes just looking to perv on pics (not that there is anything wrong with the last part). Better sites exist, SLS and SDC among them, but, as with any personals site, proceed with caution, as none are “foolproof”.
Best of luck, and happy swinging! Let us know how it goes for you!Ribut1974
ParticipantIf any blood gets on a flogger, from that moment it only gets used on that person.
Normal sweat and dirt, I would clean with a normal leather preparation and air.
Anti bac will destroy the leather over time, so if the flogger isn’t in constant use, use very sparingly.
Most non blood born infections do not live long outside the body.If it is being used on multiple people regularly, then an anti bac must come into play followed by a conditioner.
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ParticipantI went to school for cabinetmaking and am currently doing random jobs out of my house. This idea of yours sounds very interesting i would love to hear more about it what ideas you have already developed and what still needs to be tweeked? It sounds like something that would be very fun to make.
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Participantsadly i did not see this before the party on Saturday. I was stupid, i made a stupid mistake and tried flogging someone (i thought that it was simple. nothing complex… one flogger with a whip motion… so i ended up hitting my play partners kidney.) i stopped imminently.
what i gained from this experience was to read talk and do a lot of research before acting/playing
So my question is this, what do people think of theses pages?
http://www.pamelasplayroom.co.uk/flogger_advice.htmRibut1974
ParticipantIf I’m getting the gist of what you are saying correctly, labels more often than not obfuscate rather than clarify, so they should be used sparingly, but are occasionally necessary. I like this take on it, and would have to agree.
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