Stories of Tie Up Games

Well, to be clear, I was not trying to imply that 'you did not really write it' or anything. Just that this did read slightly differently in both wording and structure then previous instances of your writing. But as I mentioned originally, perhaps my impressions were tainted by the fact that you men...

Well, the crazy trip continues. Liked the callback to her very first shoot/tie-up. Seems Plymouth has met a kindred spirit, in more ways then one. Long slow kisses, full of promise. Full of promise seems about right to describe whatever might follow on the rest of this journey through the United Sta...

An interesting read, as mentioned, fairly humorous and silly (in a good way). I can definitely see some AI 'influence'; that almost 'too perfect' wording if that makes any sense in a couple of places that feels a little repetitive (probably places where you did less rewriting I assume), and the some...

Hey, Well Plymouth certainly went on a ride. A great description of the paradoxical 'push and pull' of such a situation. I also liked the conversation, because it did a good job of capturing how hard it is to describe such things to someone who 'does not get it'. How can something that would normall...

Hey, As already mentioned by others (but bears repeating!), I think this chapter does a great job establishing the desired atmosphere. A different type of performance then what Plymouth is used to; creates a bit of ambiguity on how much of it is genuine response vs acting (well most of her actual ve...

Hey, I am glad you are back, and hope you are feeling much better now! I like the buildup in this chapter; the general feeling of uncertainty (the good kind). I might have already said this before at some point, but arguably the anticipation is as much a vital part of the experience. Wonder what Ply...

Well, being a little more specific in terms of escape tools since a few others mentioned them... EMT shears. They are good at cutting through tough material and are hard to cut someone with by accident. In a true emergency situation, especially if one or both people are stressed, rushing, or even pa...

As the common spiel that probably everyone has read or heard at least once goes, there is no such thing as 100% safety with bondage, no matter how experienced you are or how carefully you do things. You always have to accept some risk. But there is some risk with almost anything. You can also suffer...

Greetings to the friends and readers of this story. Much of the story depends upon the existence of fusion power, as yet unobtainable. On December 14, 2022, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory announced that they had achieved a fusion trigger. That means that they got more energy out of a reacti...

Hey, Quite amusing how the other girls are starting to idolize/look up to 'The Forest Queen' based on just a grain of truth, their imaginations taking them the rest of the way. Wonder if this will end up being a case of 'do not meet your heroes', as I suspect Wild Nellie is not particularly interest...

Hey, I like the bit of almost 'bait and switch', with the overconfidence. Makes the scene feel more organic, as certainly such moments do happen... Places to be, people to tie up, be tied up by. Well, hopefully more successfully tied up then this time! But reality has a way of crashing down into fan...

Her reaction to seeing ground zero is interesting. It highlights the human tendency to focus on 'big, single events' rather then all the small, little tragedies that happen every day (and tend to add up to far more suffering and death). Interesting because it highlights exactly why certain issues ar...

finally caught up - very intense - in the best of senses - read! Appreciate it! A wonderful description of the mystery of bondage, even if the well descripted level of pain and torment is a little beyond my liking. However, there was never danger and so I was appreciating it line by line. Well, the...

Hey, Well, seems Plymouth is getting right into the action. Or more specifically, the primary purpose of her trip. I like the little details on preparing/setting up the shoot. Really helps flesh out the scene. It's a particular kind of torture, taking so long to tie me up, prolonging the feeling of ...

Hey, Good to see a continuation of Brooke/Plymouth's tale. Well, not much going on so far, mostly setting the stage. But there is plenty of promise for all kinds of shenanigans in the near future. The conversation with the security guard was definitely very 'Plymouth'. No shame at all. As you said, ...

Your conclusion, @BlissfulMisery, did not lose any of the intensity of your beginning. Your description of the aftercare was appreciated. That you for offering us this gym. Thank you. Speaking of 'after', while it would not have fit well in this case, I have always had a desire to include the 'day ...

And in truth most of what I write comes from rough ideas. A to B to C and so forth, just pinpoints of things I want to happen. I fill in the details as I go, which does sometimes lead to a change of plan mid story. I think that is the right way to go; it is better to have the characters guide the s...

Not rushed at all - a wonderfully intense addition to the earlier chapters. The combination of pleasure, pain, discomfort and joy came through very well! I agree with tickletied84, it did not feel rushed. It was a wonderful story, describing the feelings very well. And some of them I know from expe...

I have to echo radarlove67's post; this is something that can be done in reality, even if in a more limited form then the extreme fantasy version (but that is why it is a fantasy, no?) With the right person, this sort of thing can be a wonderful experience. For the suggested scenario, a paddle, flog...

Well, later then I would have liked, but better late then never... Perhaps a little rushed, but it seemed wrong to drag things out even more.

Throbbing little jolts of pain. To my dismay, the clamps were being played with again, this time being lazily flicked by unseen fingers. I found myself wishing for the sharp, intense pain of the chain being pulled, for at least that would overwhelm all the other sources of such, providing a few mome...

Hey, Well, all things come to an end, in more ways then one... The third had hit her stomach and caused pain so terribly that she almost fainted, screaming at first and then only able to gasp and pant. The type of pain where you can only take the shallowest of breaths, for any deeper is excruciating...

Well, as they say, no plan survives contact with the enemy. Although the Colonists had practically no plan to begin with, and allowing themselves to be ambushed and defeated in detail like that was a complete failure of leadership and advance scouting, even if it was expected given the motivations a...

understanding consciousness. And that is the rub, no? We have no idea what consciousness is. It is something we all experience every single day, and we 'understand' intuitively but defining where it actually comes from/what processes it results from seems an utterly insurmountable task at the momen...

That's a very interesting point about bondage being a way of simplifying the world. I think I agree. That's possibly why it has so much appeal to people who are neurodivergent in one way or another. Well, on the subject of neurodivergence, that also sometimes (not always of course, it is a very bro...