How to tie the basic box tie from the Two knotty boys
Elements of this basic box tie knot lend themselves to a variety of beautiful flat knots, the Long knot and the Temple knot, to name a few. Still, it is also quite useful in its own right. Fiendishly effective at gripping fingers and toes (cough and the odd peen), it is my favorite knot for connecting rope to an extremity. Beyond this, its most useful quality it also makes a beautiful addition to a chest harness or decorative wrap. These are not my Ties. These are reuploads from the 2 knotty boys channel that god banned a long time ago. Please buy their books to support them.
Understanding Bondage Safety
When engaging in bondage practices, safety should always be a primary concern. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced practitioner, it’s essential to understand the potential risks involved. Establishing clear communication with your partner about limits, boundaries, and safety signals can significantly enhance the overall experience while minimizing risks.
Essential Safety Precautions
Before you embark on any bondage session, ensure that you have the right equipment. Utilize safe and appropriate tools tailored for bondage, such as soft ropes or cuffs that won’t harm the skin. It’s also advisable to keep safety scissors within reach to cut ties in case of an emergency. Always check in with your partner regularly to maintain an open line for any concerns that may arise during the session.
The Importance of Bondage Aftercare
Aftercare plays a crucial role once the bondage session concludes. It serves as a way to reconnect, provide comfort, and address any physical or emotional needs that may have surfaced. Activities may include cuddling, discussing the experience, or providing water and snacks. Engaging in aftercare not only helps in physical recovery but also fosters trust and strengthens the bond between partners.
