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Shibari Study Kinktober Day 14 Rope High⁠ ⁠ There are moments when I can see exactly where Krhys has gone, and this is one of the clearest examples I’ve ever captured.⁠ ⁠ This is what subspace looks like.⁠ @shibari_study
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(K)inktober Kneeling. @shibari_study
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Shibari Study Kinktober Day 13 Kneeling⁠ ⁠ This was the first time Krhys and I ever worked together, long before we knew what our rope dynamic would eventually become.⁠ ⁠ That first session also gave us our first magazine cover together,⁠ @shibari_study
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Shibari Study Kinktober Day 12 Switch It Up⁠ ⁠ Not all of our ties are meant to restrain. This was the first time we stepped away from that and created something purely decorative. @shibari_study
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IX. To Box Tie Or Knot Kinktober @shibari_study
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🔗 Read the full article: shibaristudy.com/blog/post/p… Rope can leave you feeling incredible: calm, connected, sometimes a little high. But when those feel-good hormones wear off, a comedown can follow. In the k*nk world this is known as a drop, and it’s a lot more common than we think. In the full article, Velvetine spoke to rope bottoms, tops and switches from across the community about how drop shows up for them, what makes it hit harder, and the ways they look after themselves and each other before, during and after a session.
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✨ The first two classes in this beginner series are free! Watch the full series: shibaristudy.com/programs/ba… Learn the knots you’ll use in almost every tie, from your very first session to years down the line! In this class, Anna Bones teaches the single-column tie (SCT), the Yuki knot and the double-column tie (DCT). She explains exactly why these are some of the most practical knots for play, and how they set you up for her self-tying classes too. No partner or previous tying experience needed, and by the end you’ll be ready to start having some fun with basic bedroom ties.
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we encourage you to give it a go! 😃
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Watch the full series: shibaristudy.com/programs/pl… Our experiences in rope are rarely as neatly categorised as “good” or “bad”. Some are unexpected but enjoyable, others challenging but welcome, and others still asked for and then entirely overwhelming. In this discussion and demo, Bondagious and Thumper explore a nuanced approach to consent in shibari, designed to address the many complex sides of play that don’t fit into more binary models.
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