Bunnie |
5 years ago •
Dec 7, 2018
5 years ago •
Dec 7, 2018
Bunnie • Dec 7, 2018
@ Dark Fox, as others have said... my first suggestion would be classes and skillshares.
As a rope bunny, it’s difficult for me to advocate “learning as you go” with something like rope. It’s not as “beginner bdsm” as many think... and the risks increase greatly once you shift from floor ropework to suspension. I just recently got reprimanded by my old rigger, for making a poor judgement call as a bunny, as to who I allow to put rope on me... trust doesn’t make up for skill level. Nerve damage is very real, and can be permanent. I was lucky, but a good lesson learned... it’s just as important for the bunny to have knowledge around anatomy and rope as well, so they can be aware of possible “red flags” to look out for. Some suggestions I will make... get yourself a pair of medical grade shears, and always have them within easy reach. Keep them in your rope kit so that you always have them on hand. “And with that, any suggestions for a good starting rope? Or something else I should try before going to rope, to make it safer for my love while I learn? ” The rope that many tend to begin with because it’s cheap and easy to find is the stuff bought at your hardware store. It’s white (which means you can dye it if you want ), pure cotton, slightly thicker than traditional rope used for floor ropework, and pretty soft against the skin of your bunny. Not the most ideal rope, but not a bad one to begin with. I came across these links in regards to choosing rope: http://epicrope.com/beginner_rope_buying_guide/ https://www.kinkly.com/2/13437/sex-tips/bdsm/how-to-choose-the-right-rope-for-bondage-play http://www.erinhoudini.com/rope-bondage-types.html I know this sounds weird, but invest in a big teddy bear to practice on. This way you can play around with things before trying them on your bunny. Set up a safe word. Your communication needs to be impeccable. Any signs of numbness need to be taken very seriously... and your bunny needs to be willing to communicate to you any signs of discomfort (having gotten to know you both, I don’t see this as being much of an issue, however, it’s always worth mentioning). Lastly, perhaps classes isn’t an option, however maybe it’s possible to find a Mentor who might be willing to do private sessions with you both (?) I personally would still try to exhaust all possibilities of finding someone to learn from in person. If not, go slow, be smart, have fun |
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