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BDSM Dictionary : Serving tray: history
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In the context of BDSM, a serving tray is a small tray which is strapped to a slave so that they can serve drinks or other small items. The design of the tray means that the slave's hands are not needed to support the tray and are often bound behind their back. Serving trays have a strong forniphilia element to them in that they objectify the wearer, reducing them to a tool rather than a person.
Needless to say, serving trays are not used for their practicality. Indeed, it is not uncommon to combine their use with additional restraints and impediments such as high heels, leg irons, and other bondage devices to make movement (and thus control of the tray) as difficult as possible. This will make it more likely that the slave will spill or drop something, giving the master or mistress the excuse to punish them.
The fetish club Goddess (now defunct) used gagged and bound TV maids with serving trays to serve snacks to the clubbers.
Serving trays can be bought from a number of on-line retailers.See also
(This entry in the BDSM Dictionary incorporates text from the Serving tray article in Wipipedia.)
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