Safety of Self Bondage

Before performing any self bondage, please read the following safety advices carefully and make sure that you understand them. If something goes wrong, you may end up dead. There are other activities in life where a mistake can kill you, like driving a car, or diving. The difference with self bondage is the additional humilation that will come on top of your death.

If you are found alive, you are much better of. People will make fun of you, but they forget quickly. After some time you will be able to get on with your life.

The good thing about self bondage is, that the risk that something seriously goes wrong can be made very small, I think much smaller than with car driving, but only if you think in advance about what you are doing.

I give you two lists of advices. The first list of safety rules is about keeping you alive. The second list is about avoiding the humiliation of a discovery.

But remember: Even if you follow the safety rules, there is always a remaining risk, although very low.

I expect from you that you follow the rules that I have just given. I don't want you to get hurt. The following rules are less strict. They are about avoiding discovery and humiliation. There are some remaining advices to give:

Never panic

If things go wrong, then don't start struggling without thinking. Chains and locks are stronger than you. You will only hurt youself. Look at your situation and check what your possibilities are. In the worst case, shout for help.

Chains sometimes leave permanent scars.

I have a few of them. No problem for a man, but if you are woman you probably want to avoid them. Chains don't leave scars on your wrists or ankles, neither on the elbows, but for some reason they leave permantent scars on the chest when lying on them. This is a problem with the BPBH. Make sure that the background is soft enough. Don't tie yourself with chains when it is hot, and your skin is sticky.
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