Stories of Tie Up Games

Scenes are hard to enjoy if I know they're based on a true crime.

I once read a study that said half of married couples had tried bondage, and of those, about half did it regularly (so 25% of them all for the mathematically challenged). That's about sexual bondage, but it gives you an idea. I suspect the number of people who simply like to tie up someone or be tie...

There's absolutely nothing to suggest an actor or actress is into bondage because they've been tied up in a few roles. Looking at roles actors get and immediately assuming they're into it is wishful thinking. Undoubtedly, plenty of actors or actresses are into bondage, because they're human and many...

Truly arrested? I don't think so. I think there'd be a lot more thoughts going through your mind than the restraints.

Shotrow wrote: ↑1 year ago Ah, yeah, that makes a lot of sense. I was wondering how something like that would attach.

Still could make an interesting prop in a story even if it wouldn't be any good for real life play.

Maybe the idea isn't quite as farfetched as expected, at least.

I've seen the bola wrap thing before, usually tested on either a cop or a reporter. Most of the demonstrations I've seen have them aimed at the person's legs to keep them from running off, but they could theoretically be shot at the arms, or maybe both the arms and legs if two cops have them. I thin...

I've heard of them using handcuffs for prison themes. That's about it. The way I understand it is they're meant to test your thinking skills, not physical escape ability.

A. Give me the basement pole.

Which blindfold do you choose between the following?
A. None
B. Bandana/cloth
C. Sleep mask
D. Duct tape

Yes, Red Dead Online allows it with lassoes. There's even a bounty hunter role where if you commit enough crimes to get a bounty, other players may periodically try to catch you for the bounty. However, a lot of times they'll just shoot you, especially if they're a lone player. Posses are more likel...

JulieG wrote: ↑1 year ago I’m imagining the rather one sided conversation of the final pic in third post.

It'd have to be really frustrating, twisting and pulling against the ropes and being unable to respond and forced to listen.

"I thought you said you'd be able to escape easily?" she laughed as I twisted and squirmed against the ropes. "Oh, look at the clock, you only have another two hours to stay all tied up like this."

What's everybody's thought on being locked in a cage, a cell, a car trunk, or anything else someone might be locked inside? I don't mean being locked in a cell along with being tied up, I mean just being locked inside unbound. It's obviously not bondage, but it's still a restraint.

I can't imagine why anyone would want to be gagged with dirty clothes. I tried a sock gag once out of curiosity, making sure the thing had been washed recently, and it wasn't particularly enjoyable, though I could stand it. The fact it just about completely filled my mouth made it uncomfortable, tho...

They'd be more fun if it wasn't for the pain caused by the tape pulling on hair. I only do it in very specific cases for that reason. For just playing around, a few strips of tape works.

Pepper spray, taser, or a good ol M4 with laser, foregrip, Holographic sight, 50 drum mag. If I feel my life is in too big of a dange if I fight back, only then I'll surrender. The fact that some of you genuienly reply "I'd surrender to be tied up willfully" is somewhat concerning to say ...

Amy pulled at the ropes that bound her to the chair, but she wasn't going anywhere for a while. Where did the boys learn to tie such good knots?

This thread made me think of the old Mission Impossible game for Nintendo 64. I played that when I was a child back in the 90s. If you failed a mission aka got caught you would always get a scene where your character is in a room with their hands tied behind their back struggling (often together wi...

Rope will always be the classic, and it has the most potential uses.

MissEscape wrote: ↑2 years ago Talking to someone about pirates just now has me thinking they would make great kidnappers...well, Disney type pirates, anyway....

They have a lot of rope on board, and they know how to tie it well. And, even the fantasy pirates are at least a little bit ruthless.

I don't actually that often, probably because the times I tend to imagine women I see tied up is when I'm sitting around bored, and I'm always doing something at the gym. But now it's probably going to happen since I read this.

Some trying to talk through the gag is great, but it needs to be reasonable. Just constant moans that have no purpose are incredibly annoying.

The inability to tickle yourself has actually been studied by psychologists. It's impossible for most people. It's generally thought it's because part of being ticklish comes from the surprise, and no matter how you do it, you can't ever really surprise yourself.

Fun to watch, but realistically it would be extremely difficult to do without her burning herself, so in real life this would be the absolute last resort in a life-or-death situation.

I like the techniques of how they're tied and the struggle. How were they captured and bound? Do they get grabbed and overpowered, go along with it, or what? And subsequently, how they test out their bondage, how they try to escape. Do they escape? A creative escape is fun to read. Do they have to g...

That sounds like a pretty good comedic type of story. Have to measure the captive to get the right size container and get shipping costs, choose whether to ship by land, water, or air, have to decide whether to splurge for the soundproof container maybe...