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SETTING THE MOOD...stay tuned for tips on how to tame the reluctant sub, and other gems.

IMPLEMENTS OF SUBMISSION ... The tools you use in Cyber space are only limited by your imagination, but in the real world our arsenal can be influenced by safety and financial concerns. Leather and chains are terrific mood setters and they accomplish the intended purpose marvelously , but they tend to be a bit too spendy. If you practice bondage on a budget, as I do, you will need to improvise.

Hospital supply stores are a wonderful outlet for restraints and many other fetish items. Hospital restraints cost less than ten dollars a set, making them affordable enough to supply your overnight bag with an extra set (I highly reccomend the synthetic fur lined ones, they look most attractive and I am told they are the most comfortable for long sessions).

If you are caught in a situation without your overnight bag, you will need to work with what is available. Neckties, stockings, and clothes line work well, but you have to use them properly, which brings us to our next topic..

THE PROPER KNOT to use is a topic that the importance of which cannot be emphasized enough. If the house should catch on fire, it is considered proper etiquette to untie at least one arm so your victim can free herself as you dash for the nearest exit. At a time like that, you do not want to be fumbling through a dozen granny knots to find the cord so embedded into the flesh that you cannot get your fingers in to untie it. Your only chance in that situation is to hope the ensuing loss of circulation leads to the loss of a hand or foot, enabling your captive to slip free (I hate it when that happens).

Rapid release also has a practical side, you do not want the pizza to get cold while you are trying to untie your lady so you can send her naked little butt to the door to pay for it, The clove hitch is the most commonly recommended for this application, but it is hard to tie with one hand and tends to tighten up if pulled against. You need a knot that can quickly secure and hold a struggling limb, but is easily removed by yourself if the situation warrants. Such a knot is a surprisingly little known knot called a keg hitch, illustrated at the left.

AAAhh....submission, how sweet it is..

You may notice the artist who secured this lovely lady did not use my recommended knots.

Has a certain asthetic appeal though...hmmmm...