Wrists over Head to Back [Level 1]

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This is a quick, easy, and very sexy tie. It's one of my favourite ways to start a bedroom bondage session.

As I mention in the video, this works best as a short-term position. A lot of people will have their arms start to lose circulation just from being pulled up and back, especially if you tie it tight enough to be inescapable (which is difficult or impossible on many people). If you tie it more loosely, they'll tend to be able to lower their elbows, and/or poke their head under an elbow to get their wrists some freedom of movement.

To use this as a longer-term position, pull the wrists back not to the very limit of flexibility, and then add rope around the arms that fills up the space under the elbow that the head could otherwise go through.

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    P0L | Mar 23rd, 2017 5:41pm PDT #

    "To use this as a longer-term position, pull the wrists back not to the very limit of flexibility, and then add rope around the arms that fills up the space under the elbow that the head could otherwise go through."

    Would very much like to see at least a picture of this!

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      November1129 | Jan 19th, 2020 1:10pm PST #

      So simple and yet so wonderful!

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        SD23 | Sep 15th, 2020 9:23am PDT #

        "then add rope around the arms that fills up the space under the elbow that the head could otherwise go through." I'm having a hard time seeing this. Is there a picture?

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          WolfPain | Jul 9th, 2021 7:48am PDT #

          When you pull on the vertical is it supposed to tighten around the chest?

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            Topologist | Jul 18th, 2021 8:27pm PDT #

            That will happen with the tie as shown here, unless you do the final extra pass up to the wrists and back (adding additional vertical lines). You could prevent it by using a proper 2nd column tie around the chest; but generally, you don't want to pull very hard on the vertical line anyway. In most situations, you're going to reach the limits of what's safe for the wrists and shoulders before the tightness on the chest is a big issue (even if mostly on a single wrap).

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