Breath control art, plastic bags or thin transparent film. Part V
Kids, self-bondage and asphyxia
See the previous parts.
Just in case (again): I’m not into breath control or autoerotic asphyxiation, but I like thin transparent film, plastic, latex worn hmmm … everywhere … Ideally, it can be something like this latex condom dress.
Being a kid I did play with plastic bags, but I always made holes to breath through. But I had two very dangerous close calls:
I tried to repeat the “bondage scenario” I read about in this fairy tail book. I think I was 9 or 10 year old. I looped a rope around my neck and made another loop for my hands. I was wearing borrowed pantyhose, of course. I don’t remember if I was wearing pantyhose on my arms or if I gagged myself. Usually I did.
Then I inserted my wrists in the loop dangling behind my back, laid on a sofa and tugged a bit. The hands got gently trapped by the loop, but the same happened with my neck. My neck bulged and I was just in time to undo the wrist loop and free my neck before I blacked out.
And that was pretty scary. Yes, exciting at the same time, but … never again …
Another incident was related to self-mummification. I was a bit older. Something like 13 or 14. Same clothes as always: sheer nylon pantyhose on legs, arms and head, one-piece swimsuit, a gag made out of a plastic bag. Also I was using a plastic bag as a condom. I think I was wearing something opaque on my head. Very thick pantyhose? A cotton bag? I don’t remember, but I was blindfolded.
I looped rope around my legs and upper body. On the other end of the rope I made a simple cinch noose for my hands (a plain loop, not the one-way only). Then I laid on a piece (2x3m) of a sort canvas, inserted the wrists into the loop behind my back, tugged, grabbed the side of the canvas and begin rolling.
Underneath the canvas I laid out a 5m long exercising rubber rope-like band. One end was bound to a piano, another one to my hand. The idea was to: roll, crawl back and tug (to keep the band under tension), roll, crawl back and tug, etc. The rubber band would go up and down my legs and torso to immobilize my cocooned body.
Pretty smart, I would say, for a kid. But after the second or the third turn I realized that I could barely breath. I rotated in the wrong direction, skewed the canvas so the non-breathable material covered my head entirely!
Fortunately I could quickly roll back, and safely complete my self-bondage scenario afterwards.
So, again, I’m not into asphyxiation. Asphyxiation and breath play are not for selfbondage.
Also see Self-Bondage, fetish and Children forum thread.
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Hi Ra
I have the very same desires, concerns and scares!
You know I do the vac-bag self bondage thing (see forum MJ-SB02 2009) and am very, very careful.
I have had one very close call with a simple clingfilm/saran wrap head wrap (again story in the forum under Gags (and Hoods) – A personal view) so know that I’d rather be alive and frustrated than dead!
I think i know why I’m attracted to plastic and the ‘bagging’ area – it’s all about enclosure and encasement. I can not easily describe the feeling of being totally encased in plastic or nylon – but it is very nice and I enjoy it.
MJ
Comment :: January 27, 2010 at 10:56 :: Quote
I always appreciate these posts. I’m still hoping to come to this blog one day and find an awesome all-encompassing single piece of equipment that makes immobilizing self-bondage with a timed release simple. Not just a lock, but a full body suit or bag or something that can be closed without help and restrictive. I hope someone invents it, and I come across it!
Comment :: January 28, 2010 at 06:22 :: Quote
I like some of these images. But whenever the fight for breething is obvious, I don’t like it anymore. I like the idea of breathing difficulty, but this might be the result of liking soft materials covering my mouth and nose. One of my oldest fetishes besides bondages is hoods, especially worn the wrong way, covering the face. This restricts breathing to a certain extent and when it is too much, I stop such games instantly.
Another aspect of breath control is indeed the natural excitement of it, at least to men. For some reason, asphyxiated men (not sure about wome) get sexually excited. Men who died on the gallows the slow way usually had a hard dick. And before the invention of plastic bags, self-hanging for sexual stimulation was indeed much more popular than today.
Back to the images: I would really love a latex or pvc hood, that covers mouth and nose tightly, without restricting breathing. Also some hood that expands and tightens with breething would be great, with the same requirement though.
Comment :: January 29, 2010 at 23:59 :: Quote
Search “breathing hood” and you’ll find plenty of those hoods that expand and tighten with breathing.
Comment :: January 30, 2010 at 01:40 :: Quote
Have a look at these hoods. Is that what you mean?
Comment :: January 30, 2010 at 03:04 :: Quote
These hoods are what I mean. Of course you are forced to re-breathe the same air over and over again, so it is as deadly as non-expandable hoods. Just a fantasy to me.
Comment :: January 30, 2010 at 14:48 :: Quote
There is a small hole in the hood, so the air slowly refreshes.
Comment :: January 30, 2010 at 16:31 :: Quote
Not deadly at all, I’ve worn one for more than half an hour at a time :)
Comment :: January 30, 2010 at 22:29 :: Quote
glad to see my art is still being viewed. I drew all the images on this gallery except 49 and 57. Sure wish I could have made the Plastik Fetish Report a real magazine =)
baggedh20
Comment :: February 4, 2010 at 05:21 :: Quote
Oooohhh!!!! baggedh20! The great artist himself!!! I wish I could find more of your art, but this is all I have. Really good things are rare. And I’m not the only one who is looking for your work ;-)
Comment :: February 4, 2010 at 11:44 :: Quote
If virtual reality technology advances far enough, we might get to the point where you can set up any of these situations with no actual threat.
Comment :: February 17, 2010 at 19:19 :: Quote