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Fetish and (self-)bondage in Second Life. Part I

What would you do if you have some desires or wishes you can not make in the real life? The gifted can draw. The rest can use their own imagination, or use the drawings by watching or in the virtual reality worlds like Second Life.

I’ve never played in the Second Life for various reasons, but from what I see on the pictures (see below or in this forum thread) is pretty amazing. You can create or buy bondage and fetish tools, devices and attire and make your virtual “You” enjoy (or suffer) various predicaments. From what I understand from what Strappado wrote selfbondage is also possible.

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Very shiny, very black, very latex

I’m publishing this video not because the girl is dressed from neck to toe in shiny black latex (a latex dress with long sleeves, latex gloves, latex stockings) and walking around on the streets, but because I was dressed almost exactly the same for the Europerve many years ago (the look was exactly the same):
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The art of glossy pantyhose

Lots of people enjoy pantyhose. A huge subset of them adores shiny pantyhose. Those with photo cameras tried to catch a picture of legs tightly enclosed in glossy film at least once. Much less shoot them on a weekly basis. And only a few can show what this fetish is about.

Meet Alexander Zhuravlev (Александр Журавлев). And enjoy the art of shiny pantyhose.

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Dressing up for Tokyo Kabukicho or latex and shiny pantyhose

Tokyo is a capital of the country which gave birth to such international terms as manga, anime, kigurumi, shibari, hentai. And Kabukicho is the Red Light district in Tokyo. You simply must dress up accordingly! What about a latex leotard, shiny pantyhose, leather belt (aka mini skirt), high heels and blue wig?

See 35 photos below

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Shiny leotards, shiny pantyhose and aerobics

Yes, shiny leotards and shiny pantyhose are back to the subject line.

First of all Culmor has digged out Kyoto Matshushita’s photos.

And then, he posted “competitive aerobics” videos. (See also “The fetish sport #1” post about aerobics)

Vacuum cleaners, bondage and fetish ads

Every (self)-bondager knows how to use a vacuum cleaner for inescapable bondage purposes. Yes, vacuum beds and vacuum suits.

But the manufacturer of vacuum cleaners came up with another idea.

8″ ballet boots to enhance self-bondage sessions

If you are not tightly hogtied or bound to a stationary object by a short rope it’s almost always possible to get on you feet and slowly walk to the keys, knives, scissors or wherever your release is.

The solution is to put on 7-8″ high heel ballet crotch high boots. This is what you can achieve:

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Simon O latex clothes on eBay

Manuela from Simon O sells some interesting things (among others – thin black and transparent latex pantyhose with a lockable crotch zipper, yellow transparent latex catsuit) from her collection on eBay.

See 12 hi-rez photos photos below.

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Breath control art, plastic bags or thin transparent film. Part III
Opaque masks vs Transparent hoods

See Part I and Part II

I think I’ve just understood the “psychological idea” behind transparent latex and plastic bags. It is, actually, pretty obvious – you can see a “real life” live person inside the transparent material.

But the real magic happens when you replace the transparent latex or transparent plastic with opaque material. Suddenly, your partner disappears. It can be anybody or anything. (See this post about a psychological “zentai” experiment). Your mind and your imagination are the only boundaries. You can imagine yourself with a bound celebrity or a comics character. Continue reading “Breath control art, plastic bags or thin transparent film. Part III
Opaque masks vs Transparent hoods”