A slight warning about bathtubs, lube, and handcuffs.

So, a cautionary tale about what can happen when you think things are “reasonable” and “fairly easy” to get out of.

Put handcuff key near the bathtub on the floor. Then, sit or lay down in the tub, with wrists handcuffed behind ones back. It was quite surprisingly difficult to get out of the tub in order to get to the key, as in trying all sorts of positions, moving cuffs to underneath butt, then back to behind, and then somehow I managed to get my hands far enough out of the tub to get the key.

Do not try this without backup, I'm not sure I'd have gotten out if I'd put the key much further away.

There’s a thread about “Self Bondage” And some sporadic discussions about time locks, key frozen in an Ice cube etc.

https://en.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=display;topic=63283

Things can go wrong and it can be dangerous.

Just my thoughts,but why would anybody try this without a partner?

Just my thoughts,but why would anybody try this without a partner?

Darwinism?? Wiki has a page on self bondage. If you do it, make sure you have a fail safe escape mechanism (like someone to check up on you!!!). Even with that things can go south, especially if you have any kind of underlying health risk.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-bondage

This could be added to the Self Bondage thread.

Just my thoughts,but why would anybody try this without a partner?

@codjer Not everyone has a partner to help and keep an eye on them. But they do want to try out some kinky fun.

People like being restrained, period. They get sexual gratification and if they have to do it by themselves, they will.

People like being restrained, period. They get sexual gratification and if they have to do it by themselves, they will.

True - but that doesn't make it smart. I wouldn't recommend self bondage without some form of a safety oversight. If a person decides to engage in self-bondage in spite of the risks, they should prepare a current legal will, in case of accidental death.