Aspero Seme by any means necessary 😂 haha

This sounds super interesting. How did you combine the singing and shibari? Im intrigued, were you both singing? What were you singing. How did it relate to the rope scene... so many questions 😂

I would highly recommend these videos to delve into this further.Start off with Fuoco bottom focus TK Lab. Although aimed at bottoms, tops really need to have this knowledge too. This delves into the body mechanics to be aware of and how to make the right choice of TK for your partner.https://shibaristudy.com/programs/bottom-tk-labThen take a look at Gorgone  Geeking about TK, this delves into the theory behind certain choices that you might want to make in the TK. The Theory video really helps to add context to my comments above.https://shibaristudy.com/programs/geeking-about-the-tkFinally having a look at Fred's TK Lab is a great way to compare the two familys of TK, Stemmed and Stemless. This demonstrates the "base" form of these two types of ties in a really clear way. There are slight variations in approach (e.g reverse tension vs forward tension, L-Frictions or Half Moon etc) to the base form but generally these are the two start pointshttps://shibaristudy.com/programs/tk-lab

that's a great question and happy to lend my thoughts on this. Essentially there's no "standard TK" as such, many people find they tweak the TK to suit either their bottoms body mechanics (*which we all should really be doing) or to their tying style and preferences. In some cases there can be preferential choices, but the majority of decisions in my opinion is driven by your bottoms body. However there are some commonalities that will help to understand the varying patterns. Most TK's start with two ropes, or blocks, the first being a single column tie on the wrist, followed by a wrap on the upper chest. The second being a wrap around the lower chest, and kannuki's (cinches). Beyond this there's a tonne of third rope options depending on what you want to do. Some make vertical suspension more sustainable, some provide additional structure, some restrict breath or movement, some distribute load into wider areas of the body.

that's a lovely aftercare idea, my partner is actually trained in bamboo massage and its a super cool technique, have never really thought about it as an aftercare choice though

Welcome Alex, which skills are you currently focusing on and want to dive deeper into?

Wow that last photos with the light burst is epic, love this all over.

https://shibaristudy.com/programs/fisherman-harness link for anyone that wants to have a look at the tutorial

Also if anyone has photos of rope they have retired for other reasons than we have covered in the blog. Feel free to share them here and I can always write up an edit. There's many reasons we might choose to retire our ropes so anyone is welcome to share their stories too 😊

It sucks this got your account shadow banned, I cant even see why this would fall foul of social media guidelines.it looks like a really lovely scene

Welcome to the community, what a lovely place to do some rope