Bondage, a staple in the world of BDSM, is a thrilling and intense way to add a new dimension to your sexual experiences. It involves the use of various restraints, such as ropes, cuffs, or tape, to bind a person’s body in a controlled and consensual manner. In this blog, we’ll explore different types of bondage sex positions, from beginner to advanced, so you can find the perfect fit for your desires.
Bondage Sex Positions:
- Spread Eagle: This classic position involves binding the wrists and ankles to four different points, usually bedposts or other stable objects. This leaves the submissive completely exposed and vulnerable, making it an ideal position for a variety of sexual acts.
- Hogtie: A more advanced version of the Spread Eagle, the Hogtie involves tying the wrists behind the back, then the ankles together, and finally, the wrists to the ankles. This leaves the submissive in a “C” shape, with their legs and arms spread wide.
- Suspension: A more advanced form of bondage, suspension involves suspending the submissive from the ceiling or a sturdy frame. This can be done with a harness or by tying the wrists and ankles to the suspension point. It’s a thrilling and intense experience, as the submissive is completely at the mercy of their partner.
- The Cage: This position involves tying the wrists and ankles together in a square, with the arms and legs forming the sides of the square. The square is then suspended from above, leaving the submissive in a “cage” shape.
Rope Bondage Positions:
- Single Column Tie: A beginner’s rope bondage position, the Single Column Tie involves tying the wrists together and securing them to a stable object. This leaves the submissive with their arms raised above their head, exposing their breasts, and making them vulnerable.
- The Butterfly: This position involves tying the wrists and ankles together, then attaching the wrist and ankle ties to two different points. This causes the submissive to arch their back and spread their legs, resembling the shape of a butterfly.
- The Bow Tie: A more advanced position, the Bow Tie involves tying the wrists and ankles together, then attaching the wrist and ankle ties to two different points, similar to the Butterfly. However, in this position, the submissive’s legs are bent at the knees, causing their feet to be closer to their head.
- Self Bondage Positions:
- The Lanyard: A simple self-bondage position, the Lanyard involves tying a piece of rope or cord to a stable object, then wrapping the other end around the wrist and securing it. The submissive can then use the lanyard to guide themselves into different positions, such as pulling their arms behind their back or raising them above their head.
- The Japanese Rope Chest Harness: A more advanced self-bondage position, the Japanese Rope Chest Harness involves tying a series of ropes around the chest, creating a harness-like structure. This can be used to restrain the submissive’s arms or to pull them into different positions.
- Bondage Rope Positions:
- The Rope Bondage Chair: A more advanced position, the Rope Bondage Chair involves tying the submissive to a chair, securing their wrists, ankles, and thighs to the chair’s legs, arms, and seat. This leaves the submissive completely at the mercy of their partner, as they can’t move from the chair.
- The Rope Bondage Table: Similar to the Rope Bondage Chair, the Rope Bondage Table involves tying the submissive to a table, securing their wrists, ankles, and thighs to the table’s legs and edges. This position allows for a variety of angles and access for sexual acts.