Creating a tie that involves more than one person expands the possibilities of position in rope. The different dynamics between the participants may lead to different kinds of play. This also means new risks to mitigate, preparing exit plans if more than one person experiences a problem during the tie, and making sure to cover what is acceptable for each participant, not only with the person tying, but also between each of the individuals in the tie.

The goal of this week is to explore different ways in which you can tie people together.

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Day 351: Embrace – Start with a hug, let the body connect in a natural way. From there, how can you secure the hug in place, or increase the intensity?

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Day 352: Combinations – There are so many possibilities. Find interesting combinations of limbs to tie together. Make a list of limbs and parts of the body you want to tie, and choose two randomly (using dice or other methods), one for person A, one for person B, then tie them together, repeat until satisfaction.

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Day 352: Shapes – Combine the bodies to make shapes, circles, triangles, squares. Try to use the symmetry of the bodies to create interesting forms, or add some chaos to the position.

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Day 354: Twins – Tie two people together, legs, arms, and see how they can keep on doing things like walking, jumping, or playing a musical instrument.

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  • ” Siamese Twins Show “ by Gluwur and MayaHomerton Trailer  Show 

Day 355: Synchronization – Can you use each hand to tie a different person? Create the same tie on two people, and then use each hand to play and untie them in synchronization.

Day 356: Moving Together – Create a tie that allows moving the people who are tied. Start tying, move around, keep on tying and see what happens.

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Day 357: More Predicaments – Predicament opportunities grow exponentially when you involve more people, use some of the concepts from Week 50 and adapt them to have more people affecting each other. This can be inducing pain on each other, or forced intimacy on the (willing) participants. Can the tied person be stacked to pin each other down?

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Credit: Banner and moving together M: Saara Rei, ButterflyBondage R/P: Ebi McKnotty – Embrace, X, triangle and predicament M: Rose, SexyUnicorn R/M: jollyrigs R/P: Ebi McKnotty