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Cages & Mummification - 7/31/2005 1:38:28 PM

Superman42280

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I see on some profiles that subs are into "being put in cages" and "mummification"

Not that these float my boat, but would anyone care to shed some light on these for me for my own information?

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RE: Cages & Mummification - 7/31/2005 2:16:16 PM

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The cages thing is a bit misleading. When you "check it" it says that you like being in cages, on your profile, it changes into likes being in cages all the time. Oookay.

I don't mind cages, but it depends on the reason and I can't do them for long. I'm clausterphobic, so usually it is a punishment. I know some girl that have a kennel that is "their space". Which, I would be fine with having, only the kids...

To add into my strangeness. Mummification? Yes please. There is just something comforting, reassuring in being mummified.

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RE: Cages & Mummification - 7/31/2005 2:23:18 PM

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What are you wrapped up in when mummified? And people actually buy cages to be in? How big are they?

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RE: Cages & Mummification - 7/31/2005 2:50:09 PM

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I've never experienced that. We're planning on buying a cage, and a vacuume bed :) Cant wait to get that.

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RE: Cages & Mummification - 7/31/2005 3:18:53 PM

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What are you wrapped up in when mummified? And people actually buy cages to be in? How big are they?

I imagine a cage would follow the reguards as to a dog, if your wanting a kennel style cage. Be able to sit on all 4's (like a dog) and to turn around. But, that doesnt mean some people don't put their sub in a cage to where they cannot move and just can only be curled into a fetal like position. Also there are standing cages,which can be - as said stood up or laid down. extrememrestraints.com has cages. Should give you an idea.

As for mummified, I was wraped nice and firmly in about 3 or 4 rolls of bondage tape. But, you can use those wrapy gauze wraps too (the tanish ones when you sprain an ankle), or like Karbon said they have vaccum beds.

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RE: Cages & Mummification - 7/31/2005 3:58:13 PM

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I can't explain WHY I like those things any more than I can explain WHY I am a bisexual.

I can explain some of how I enjoy it and what it does to me.

I like hard bondage, chains, cages, manacles, etc. The strength of them makes me feel secure, the coolness of them delights my senses and the knowledge that I can't just wiggle out of them makes me feel very vulnerable.

Cages themselves are nice in that you can feel confined and yet not confined. They can be big enough to stay in, sleep in, walk in, even live in if you have the right set up. That sort of direct obvious control can be pretty awesome.

I also find in public spaces that cages have what I call the Fishbowl Effect. You are visible to others outside the cage, you can have limited interaction with them, but you are always in the "bowl" and you can't change it. You are on display.

Mummification is delightful in that is such tight and all-encompassing bondage, it allows a sort of sensory deprivation and a dulling of the senses which can be very comforting.

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RE: Cages & Mummification - 7/31/2005 4:14:00 PM

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vacuume beds rock.

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RE: Cages & Mummification - 7/31/2005 5:28:58 PM

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hello

i have a cage, big enough to be able to sit up in, i am mainly put in cage as punishment to reflect on my behaviour, it is misleading on profile i think as i would imagine in most cases it is not practical to be able to be kept in one constantly, but nevertheless i find it can be comforting as it is my space and about the only thing that is mine. i have no experience of mummification and i dont know enough to comment on it

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RE: Cages & Mummification - 7/31/2005 6:11:56 PM

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Cage me all ya like, try to mummify me, nu-uh, no way no how, not if you want me to be sane when yoru done with me this fear ranks right up there with spiders for me

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RE: Cages & Mummification - 8/1/2005 12:59:04 AM

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I have the opposite to Clausterphobia (spelling?)

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RE: Cages & Mummification - 8/1/2005 11:27:20 PM

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quote:

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I have the opposite to Clausterphobia (spelling?)

claustrophobia

the opposite of which is

agoraphobia

i have strangersinmyfaceaphobia

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RE: Cages & Mummification - 8/2/2005 4:31:01 AM

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I enjoy cage time.. usually large ones with heavy steel no way to the lock, and plenty of furry and fluffy stuff..

As far as mummification goes.. I love it.. but can usually only stand a few hours of it as the wrap usually starts cutting circulation.

One time though a very capable dominant wrapped me well, to where I was ok for a couple days under the christmas tree ^____^

Me likey being the present more than getting one XD

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RE: Cages & Mummification - 8/2/2005 1:01:47 PM

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The word you're looking for is, I believe, "Agorophobia"

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RE: Cages & Mummification - 8/4/2005 8:29:30 PM

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Cages are great fun... a word of caution though. If you plan on having a sub/slave in a cage for more then an hour (?), the cage must be big enough for the sub to stretch out a bit. failure to do so can lead to extreme circulation problems- including death.

I like cages... i like pretty much all forms of bondage that is inescapable. As explained in previous posts, cages can be enjoyable for various reasons. Personally, i feel more like a kept pet or prisoner. Safe and secure yet vulnerable and trapped... odd mix there.

Mummification is a hoot! There is nothing quite like the wrapped constriction and immobilization of muumification. The sensory deprivation that comes along with it is quite intense as it enables you to just zone off into a state of bliss... Again, this can be dangerous. be sure to place cushions between the ankles and between the knees- jamming those bones together can be very painful. In addition, you must make sure the bounds around the upper arm/armpit are aren't too tight or you can cut off circulation.

My personnal favorite material is saranwrap covered by duct tape, but you can use bed sheets, ace bandages, vet wrap... even rope if you have enough....

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RE: Cages & Mummification - 8/5/2005 11:48:35 AM

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We have looked at a cage, or large kennel. Right now, with 2 teenaged boys in the house, and their 48,675 friends running in and out, it just isn't feasible. When we do get one, it will be for punishment.

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RE: Cages & Mummification - 8/5/2005 12:07:03 PM

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It seems to me that having two teenage boys would be the perfect justification for owning a cage.

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RE: Cages & Mummification - 8/5/2005 12:14:37 PM

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We now have a cage (you can see a picture of it in the OffTopic section under a thread titled something like "How Long Before She is Evicted"). I can't explain the reasons why we enjoy it...we just do.

As to mummification, I have seen this most often with saran/plastic wrap. I would hate it over any length of time, but I know people who have mummification as a main kink.

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RE: Cages & Mummification - 8/16/2005 10:28:44 AM

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iam a big fan a mummification!!!! i have done it about 15 times!!!
my friend took lots of pics of me mummited my longest was 3hrs
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RE: Cages & Mummification - 8/16/2005 11:15:45 AM

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Well, *I* can explain my facination for both (done enough therapy that I found out).

The mumification is a throwback to babyhood. Literally. When in the womb, you are confined and constricted, you are helpless and safe. You are comforted by this dull red light and by a heartbeat. But the constriction and the lack of space to move in is key here.

In experiments done in Russia of all places, they found that wrapping newborns in mulitple layers of blankets, pinning every limb in the blankets caused them to cease crying. It wasn't the warmth, it was the constriction, like when in the womb. And for reference I am talking about babies less than 10 minutes old.

For me, I remember being wrapped like that and placed near the home heater we had when I was small since we didn't have much room or space or furnature. I slept in the bottom dresser drawer and during the winter (I was born Jan 12) placed near the heater at night to keep me from getting too cold. My mother wrapped me so tightly that I couldn't move.

I loved it.

I still love it. And this dovetails with my love of restraints, my love of cages, my enjoyment of breath play and my desire to be mumified as well as my need to be warm while sleeping. All of them constrict in different ways, all of them restrict my movements, all of them make me SAFE. It makes no sense, but that's how it is.

I suspect that it's that way for everyone who likes mumification and cages. But I could well be wrong.

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RE: Cages & Mummification - 8/24/2005 9:11:59 AM

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