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Suspension Information Please - 12/23/2004 6:02:06 AM

ThorsHammer

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This post has two questions. First a bit of background.

Over the past few weeks I have been chatting with a submissive lady. So far, eveything is progressing quite well. Of course, whether the "chemistry" is really there will depend upon what happens when we meet.

One of her interests is "suspension." I have told her that I have never done this activity and need a great deal of information before I would try it. I'm sure this topic has been covered in the past but I'm not able to find any posts concerning suspension.

First question. Does anyone have some good sites to visit to research this activity. I know that it must be done properly for safety sake. Any help that you could share would be appreciated.

Second question. Does anyone have any idea or good plans to make a portable suspension frame. Since the lady and I live some distance from each other, the protabilty of the frame is essential.

Thanks for your help.

Donn
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RE: Suspension Information Please - 12/23/2004 6:58:56 AM

sub4hire

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I cannot offer you any sort of expert advice. My Dom is very much into suspension. However, from demo's I have witnessed. We are not into it like some are.

I do however know a man who makes suspension cuffs. They are going to cost you quite a bit of money. You're looking at around 500 for some real good ones that will not hurt the submissive. There are plenty of cheap ones out there, but they really are not safe.

The best bondage frame I have ever seen was made out of what appeared to be a childs swing set. The poles. Just sunk into cement buckets at the bottom. Anyway the poles just fit into the poles. The cement buckets anchored it together. Portable..yet ingenious.

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