Stories of Tie Up Games

There are a few annoyances that would normally quickly become intolerable for me under normal circumstances, but while I'm bound and gagged, can actually add to the enjoyment of my 'predicament'.

For example, having a back itch that I cannot scratch. While damn annoying, especially during a boring and interminable business meeting where I cannot just get up a leave, in the context of being bound and gagged to the bed, with my lovely wife attending to me with a mischievous smile and devious planned torments, it not only becomes an 'enjoyable predicament', but actually quite tolerable while the endorphins run high.

Anyone else can relate? Or have other annoyances they suddenly can 'enjoy', while bound and gagged?

I can relate to having an itchy nose, or between toes, desperate to scratch normally, now all part of the feeling of helplessness

The occasional muscle spasm from going in a direction you don’t intend to; and missing a phone call / having to get to your phone.

The fact you cnnot adjust your clothes thus not preventing a wardrobe malfunction.

Detective-Gag wrote: ↑8 months ago The occasional muscle spasm from going in a direction you don’t intend to; and missing a phone call / having to get to your phone.

One day, I'll have the guts to change my voicemail greeting to "can't answer your call right now; I'm all tied up; please leave a message ... "

tiedinbluetights wrote: ↑8 months ago

Detective-Gag wrote: ↑8 months ago The occasional muscle spasm from going in a direction you don’t intend to; and missing a phone call / having to get to your phone.

One day, I'll have the guts to change my voicemail greeting to "can't answer your call right now; I'm all tied up; please leave a message ... "

Hmm… “You’ve reached [insert name]. I’m tied up at the moment; but if you leave a short message I can get back to you as soon as possible.”

Done nonchalantly; that could be fine.

Detective-Gag wrote: ↑8 months ago

tiedinbluetights wrote: ↑8 months ago

Detective-Gag wrote: ↑8 months ago The occasional muscle spasm from going in a direction you don’t intend to; and missing a phone call / having to get to your phone.

One day, I'll have the guts to change my voicemail greeting to "can't answer your call right now; I'm all tied up; please leave a message ... "

Hmm… “You’ve reached [insert name]. I’m tied up at the moment; but if you leave a short message I can get back to you as soon as possible.”

Done nonchalantly; that could be fine.

I think I actually did set my greeting to something like "I'm tied up right now, but if I can escape, I'll call you back" at some point. The friends who knew me well enough got a chuckle out of it, and I don't recall anyone else even thinking it was noteworthy.

Alisonlovesropes wrote: ↑8 months ago I can relate to having an itchy nose, or between toes, desperate to scratch normally, now all part of the feeling of helplessness

I can relate to this. An itch or a discomfort can be really annoying, but that enhances the feeling of helplessness, so overall it's a good thing to feel while tied up.