February 6th, 2016 -- by Bacchus
Bondage Games Forgotten
Here’s a scene that may seem familiar to couples who have dabbled in playing at BDSM. Originally she was wearing some bondage gear, and maybe it was tied to something once, but now it’s just rattling on one wrist and there’s been a significant distraction:
Via The Wasteland.
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Maybe it was his idea, however many a gal will gladly agree to a bit of BDSM foreplay, but sooner or later she’ll get in the mood to get to the meat of the matter. Clever girls have their ways of topping from the bottom. How many times have a heard a date say, “I could get at that better if my hands were free”. I’m afraid many a guy is a sucker for that line. I usually am. Mission accomplished! As long as no one is complaining, it’s all good…
It seems as if a chain attached to those cuffs is still running around a bar at the edge of the bed, but I could be wrong
Justin that could be. But I can’t really see a solid rail at the edge of the bed, and what the bottom end of that chain looks like to me is a second (empty) wrist cuff.
As I’ve said a million times, the freedom to interpret what we see, each of us for ourselves, is part of what makes viewing porn and erotic art (or indeed any other kind of art) so much fun.
Perhaps I’ve just seen so many S&M-themed beds (and had a long conversation about them recently) that I assume all beds are thus-equip.
I know, right? I don’t buy a lot of furniture, but when I see a bed for sale in a public place, one of the narratives running through my head tends to be “Nah, no place to tie off the ropes” or “Yeah, that headboard looks sturdy enough and has lots of attachment points.”
In design school, one of THE most important things they will teach you is that “form follows function”. Keeping his in mind, when studying beds in historical settings and reproductions, I have often wondered why so many finials and pinched sections at various heights in the corner posts of beds. Why finials or “keystones” in the center of footboards and headboards? Then I think “Oh yeah… In order to securely tie up the missus…”
I suppose a picture is worth a thousand words:
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Notice these tall posts are NOT to hold up a canopy frame…
Oops! I guess my smartphone is not so smart. I was intending on the url for the Empire four-poster bed ( # B-49). You may have to scroll down towards the bottom.