Being bound inside a sack was one of my childhood bondage and selfbondage dreams, and I tried to tie myself up inside various bags multiple times with various results I mentioned on this site. And it's still (ha, always!) in my wish-list. Sacks greatly increase the helplessness and inescapability of any bondage.
Here's the image I posted 12 years ago here
https://www.likera.com/blog/wp/archives/5262, and all these years I was thinking about it changing, enhancing and fantasizing about different scenarios.
That's just to give you some ideas why I finally created a separate thread 😉
Other than the fact that you could run out of air/oxygen,
You can do Bag bondage. All you need is a large plastic bag and a few Zip Ties.
(07 Jul 2022, 04:18 )Tinker D Wrote: [ -> ]Other than the fact that you could run out of air/oxygen,
You can do Bag bondage. All you need is a large plastic bag and a few Zip Ties.
Or use a non plastic bag? Not sure these days but you used to be able to buy massive bags for composting that were breathable or any large sack really.
(07 Jul 2022, 06:28 )Lancer Wrote: [ -> ]Or use a non plastic bag?
Exactly. When I was a kid I used clean(!) potato sacks (breathable), blanket cases (breathable), and rubberized sacks (unbreathable). For unbreathable bags I made holes at the "entrance" and threaded a rope through them, so I could close the sack around my neck from the inside.
(08 Jul 2022, 02:40 )Like Ra Wrote: [ -> ]Here's an example, how bagging improves the look:
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Source: https://twitter.com/redharuna
Wow Ra, same here. I kinda settled on Bodyhose several years ago, but a nice thick canvas sack in our garage as a child provided hours of fun 😊
Coincidentally came across this yesterday... The canvas sack I had in my teens was plain blue, but I loved tying the cord from inside to complete the self-bondage. Luckily never got caught, that would have been hard to explain...
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(09 Jul 2022, 00:22 )Like Ra Wrote: [ -> ]All Patrick's photos look like there are stories behind them. This photo is called "Discarded"
Source: https://twitter.com/PatrickAndraste
Looks more like a murder victim to me.