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RumpusParable -> RE: Gas masks/breath control (7/9/2014 7:36:17 PM)
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I do breath play and yes, include gas masks in this.
Gas masks themselves work as breath control. One's breathing is different while wearing it and you have to really adjust with different activities and exertion. Running in a gas mask isn't a lot of fun when it's involuntary breath play lol.
On top of that, I usually just use controlling the in-valve in various ways and lengths of time.
Safety? I don't tend to do it with anyone that has breathing problems to begin with... and not gonna bother going into details of "well, if they start to seem like they're gonna pass out, you might wanna stop" kind of things... but getting familiar with how long my partner can normally safely hold their breath and then counting in my head different lengths of seconds within that while paying attention to their sounds, body language, and safety signals we've set up, and so on.
Also, having both of us familiar and fast in putting them on and pulling them off. I had a hell of a panic and nausea attack once during a class while in my mask and let me tell ya you wanna know how to rip that sucker off in the case of either...
That brings up something that is often overlooked in thinking about breath play when gas masks come up: vomiting, crying, salivating... anything coming up fast from the mouth is a risk for aspiration (at least in US masks, I can't speak for all models in the world) due to the construction. Snot from crying and over-salivating ditto, plus they can quickly just interfere with breathing itself.
Just wearing it long enough that you've been sweating heavy you start having kind of a slurping thing going on.
I'd suggest getting, if you get a US one, to get the most recent previous model and not the current. The previous had a detached hood, whereas it's built-in on the new ones. This makes a difference in play and can cause a real delay in an emergency timing to remove it.
I've had fun a variety of ways using the different bits I've mentioned above: limiting or stopping or messing with their inflow, changing their exertion levels, playing normally with them and just letting the natural restrictions of it add to the scene.... yadayada.
I usually top with them. I enjoy wearing them for non-bottoming as I feel a sort of sexy fascination with them that developed during service... I think it comes from enjoying the gas chamber and using them from then on. Fun misery bonding thing that is left over.
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