Tying each other up, thus creating a clear power imbalance between the bondage manipulator (the " rigger ") and the submissive partner ( the "bunny" ), is a popular love game. But what do restraints actually do, and what are their uses? Three main groups can be distinguished:
🖤Types of bondage❤️🩹
1) Functional restraints:
It's about securing the sub quickly and properly. No knowledge of special knot techniques and special restraint equipment is required.
2) Torture and restraint:
Designed to force the bottom into as uncomfortable or painful a position as possible - for example as punishment in a beating game. Love doesn’t have to be part of bondage.
3) Decorative restraint:
First of all, the bondage should look good, and secondly, the bottom of the bondage. Decorative bondage is often used to emphasize certain parts of the body or as a "costume" for fetish parties.
Most Popular Bondage
Hogtie
Lie on your stomach with your wrists and ankles tied together, and your wrists and ankles tied together. Approach it slowly and instead allow the connection between your hands and feet to be longer to avoid the risk of back injury.
Frogtie frog collar
In a Frogtie, the legs are tied to the thighs at the ankles, creating a frog pose. The wrists are in turn fixed on the outside of the leg restraint behind the corresponding side or back.
Spread Eagle
Lie on all fours with your back or belly toward the ground, connecting to four different points. The finished Spread Eagle looks like a big X from above.