Title: Theory / Unimportant / Art / Nœuds; / Shibari / you can use: japanes rope bondage and erotic macrame / intro
Tags: récupéré

Question: What to do before tying someone ?
Answer: Discussing what each partner wants
Chapter: Safety and Negotiation
Answer2: Consider health issues
Answer3: Considering: Am I emotionally and energetically okay today?
Answer4: Having a scissors and water accessible
Answer5: Stretching

Name: The top
Definition: The person doing the binding
Chapter: Safety and Negotiation
Section: Talk about health issues
Context: Shibari

Name: The bottom
Definition: The person being bound
Chapter: Safety and Negotiation
Section: Talk about health issues
Context: Shibari

Name: Place to tie
Definition: Major muscle groups
Chapter: Safety and Negotiation
Section: Place (not) to tie
Context: Shibari
Definition2: torso
Conjdef: either
Definition3: forearm
Definition4: lower leg
Definition5: thigh

Name: Place not to tie
Definition: Front of neck
Chapter: Safety and Negotiation
Section: Place (not) to tie
Context: Shibari
Definition2: directly on joints

Name: Decent idea of place to tie
Definition: Back of neck
Chapter: Safety and Negotiation
Section: Place (not) to tie
Context: Shibari
Definition2: Hands
Conjdef: Either
Definition3: Feet
Definition4: Upper arm
Definition5: between the legs
Definition6: around the waist

Name: Safeword
Definition: If either the Bottom or the Top says the “safeword,” the scene goes on pause. The players can talk plainly and simply, or decide to have the bondage end right then
Chapter: Safety and Negotiation
Section: Be Prepared !
Context: Shibari
Example: Banana
Applied to3: for «non-consensual» fantasy

Name: Marlinspike
Definition: outil de marine servant a écarter les torons d'un cordage toronné ou d'un câble métallique tressé.
Chapter: Safety and Negotiation
Section: Be Prepared !
Context: Shibari
French: Épissoir

Question: What to do when tying someone to something
Answer: Be sure it hold pressure
Chapter: Safety and Negotiation
Section: Be Prepared !

Question: What to do when limbs changing color, tingling, losing the ability to grip, going cold, and eventually losing sensation.
Answer: squeezing your Bottom’s hand before you begin tying. Have him squeeze back. Tell him to do it every time you squeeze
Chapter: Safety and Negotiation
Section: Be Prepared !
Answer2: Can he open/close his hand.
Answer3: Change its position, and joke about it

Question: How to line rope
Answer: flat to avoid dig unevenly
Page: 33
Section: How tight to bind

Question: How to test if rope are two tight
Answer: Try to put at least two fingers between rope and skin.
Page: 33
Section: How tight to bind

Question: How to test if rope are not tight enough
Answer: if you want restriction, try not to be able to put 3 fingers
Page: 33
Section: How tight to bind

Name: Rope hickey
Definition: Rope mark when skin gets trapped between two or more pieces of rope and gets pinched between the lines.
Page: 35
Section: How tight to bind

Question: How to avoid rope hickey
Answer: Avoid minor gaps between adjoining ropes
Page: 35
Section: How tight to bind
Answer2: Use clothing
Answer3: Pull rope slowly
Answer4: Use massage oil

Name: Rope burn
Definition: A form of mild (or intense) skin abrasion
Page: 35
Section: How tight to bind
Context: Shibari

Question: What to do to end of ropes
Answer: Burn them
Page: 44
Chapter: 1
Section: End of rope
Answer2: Whip the end of rope
Answer3: make a smooth nub, avoiding scratching

Question: How to learn a way to tie
Answer: Repeat it, gaining muscle memory. Practice while concentrating yourself on something else
Page: 76
Chapter: 3
Context: Shibari

Question: What to do to with the loop of a one/two column tight
Answer: create a pulley or to tie other lines to, such as running the ends through an overhead point and then back down to the bight loop, and up again
Page: 85
Chapter: 3
Context: Shibari