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| Wed 19 Jan 11, 5:31 PM MamaGoth UK(BN), 3 yrs   |
I love having my scrotum (that's his current name before you start raising eyebrows  ) chained up, boxed or caged.Don't ask me to explain it but it just presses my horny button. Is there anyone who cages their sub on an extended time basis leaving it on their own for 2-3 hours or more?
I'm interested in the psychological techniques / tricks you employ to enhance your experience of the situation
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| 19 Jan 11, 5:55 PM Ama_Sidero UK(GU), 7 yrs       |
I leave 3 caged in Turkey. He sleeps there and because of the sunlight wakes a couple hours before I do, then waits for me to wake up. He has his pet dish of water and his wee bottle, so he's ok. I suppose timespan - maybe midnight to midday the next day, with him being awake from 9am-12 waiting would be a fair estimate. I would leave him in there a lot longer, but so far, noone has gone with us and while I like to read, reading alone in the villa so he can be caged doesn't sound like my idea of a good time. LOL
Personally, think it would be torturous to listen to everyone having a great time while one is locked under the stairs... but we have yet to test that theory. ETA: Psychologically enhancing....don't know really - I'm a simple girl. poking it with a stick and pulling its bits between the bars works. Once that bores me I might think of something else..... LOL Don't forget - @Play_Space this Friday! Edited 19 Jan 11, 6:02 PM by Ama_Sidero | |||
| 19 Jan 11, 6:02 PM HalloweenWhite UK(TF), 7 yrs     |
This is slightly off topic, sorry, but I've wanted a cage to put a sub. in for ages. Problem is I live too close to family who just casually come round when they feel like it and I'm not sure I could explain the presence of a large steel cage cos I've got no pets, I suppose I could always tell 'em I'm getting a black panther and the cage is for it to sleep in. Sadder still to watch it die than never to have have known it. | |||
| 19 Jan 11, 6:06 PM Mr_Worm UK(BN), 6 yrs   |
get a collapsable large dog cage from the internet
I have one which the new (actual) puppy took over my puppi (sub) but the puppi can clean it if he wants You want what ? You want a face like a plasterer's radio | |||
| 19 Jan 11, 6:06 PM Lady_Anna_Bradford UK(BD), 5 yrs  |
Better still when they see the cage and ask, tell them you're getting a big snake. They soon stop popping in. Win win. "If no sexual offence is being committed it seems very odd indeed that there should be an offence for having an image of something which was not an offence," Lord Wallace of Tankerness | |||
| 19 Jan 11, 6:30 PM HalloweenWhite UK(TF), 7 yrs |
Lol, good idea. I'll tell 'em I'm getting a Python or a Boa Constricta and say "they can eat people, you know".
Sadder still to watch it die than never to have have known it. | |||
| 19 Jan 11, 6:32 PM HalloweenWhite UK(TF), 7 yrs |
I think I saw one of those collapseable ones years ago when I read SkinTwo, but I didn't know how sturdy they'd be, but it's curtainly one option. Thanks.
Sadder still to watch it die than never to have have known it. | |||
| 19 Jan 11, 6:53 PM MistressBeth UK(M), 4 yrs £   |
I love caging..... great for knowing just where you left them. The psycologic damage can be increased 10 fold by gagging them with a good secure locking gag and siting them infront of the soap omnibus of your choice or if they like the soaps 'The Religion Channel' on sky tv would have the same effect...... should only take an hour or two. I wonder if this is a recognised form of torture used by the government or just wishful thinking? If you have a large cupboard - like a wardrobe it would be quite simple to make an attachable cage front which could be hidden away. Or a good strong floor hook under the stairs with a length of chain would work well if a cage was out of the question......... Be naughty so that I can spank you! Mistress Beth | |||
| 19 Jan 11, 6:56 PM ironmaster 7 yrs |
There are loads of places where you can hide a captive in your house without comment from pesky drop in neighbours.
Divan drawers, wardrobes, kitchen units, sports bags in the bath......... we are born in pain live in fear die alone | |||
| 19 Jan 11, 7:21 PM silklover2 7 yrs |
Most larger pet shops will have a range of collapsible cages, and while they're not as strong as a solid, rigid cage, they are nonetheless perfectly adequate to keep a sub confined without any possibility of escape. Silklover2 | |||
| 19 Jan 11, 7:30 PM lycrafox UK(B), 8 yrs |
Collapsible cages can be pretty sturdy and effective, but avoid the very cheap ones - the hinges ont hem are a litttle on the flimsy side. If you do go for a collapsible, then get a set of 4 or 8 mini padlocks and use these to secure the sides in place (as in the pic of me in my cage in my gallery) once it is set up - I have found that makes it significantly better. |
