Any practitioners of shibari for kinbaku, or kinbaku-bi?
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Knotcrafter
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I would love for you to practice on me.... It looks beautiful.... That takes real talent...
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my Dom has on me. he has even tried to develop some of them but he just ended up in a bit of a knot. he once had me in the full body harness for 20 hours. (went for a run and the resulting sensation was to die for.)
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think maybe first you should tell them what it is: Japanese bondage (kinbaku) is said to differ from Western bondage in that the bottom is almost always immobilized or restrained to gain pleasure from being under the pressure and strain of the ropes, often squeezing the breasts or genitals, while the Western practice of bondage often focuses more on the immobilization, or may be applied strictly for decorative purposes. Decorative bindings in Japanese: "nawakeshou" (rope-make-up, literally). The aesthetics of the bound person's position are also important: in particular, Japanese bondage is distinguished by its use of asymmetric and often intentionally uncomfortable positions, often giving choice of two 'evils' (two in different ways uncomfortable positions to chose between by moving in the ropes), to heighten the psychological impact of the bondage. Western styles are usually more symmetrical and may sometimes only marginally restrict the bottom's ability to move. I do love putting other in it and see more as a erotic art form then bondage no better way to show off your rope work say as a live display at bdsm party
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