Mindfondler
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I've had a long-running desire to engage in gentle sensual play with two subs at once, and it looks as if my wish may be fulfilled soon. 
I believe that the presence of a third person in the play offers a spicy extra dynamic for all concerned due to the interaction of the two subs. For example, anticipation is heightened between two blindfolded subs when one hears something happen to the other (along with a reaction) and wonders if and when the same might happen to them. There's also the possibility of double predicament play in which one sub get the choice of enduring an experience themselves or inflicting it on the other sub (bearing in mind that they may later get the same in return -- or worse!).
I have plenty of ideas on games that I could play in this way. I'm looking, though, for ideas on how to set up a scene for two subs at once, given the limitations of equipment that's usually available in a dungeon. For example, ideally I'd love to have two Saint Andrew's Crosses next to each other or back to back, but I've rarely seen more than one at a venue. I imagine that, with a bit of creativity and some cunningly sourced or designed parts (e.g. double cuffs), it's possible to use conventional "single sub" equipment in this way. For example, it's feasible to use a single suspension point to restrain the arms of two subs at once (with the subs still on the ground -- i.e. not load bearing). Rather than tangle up two sets of ropes, I'm imagining an arrangement that splits the ties, with quick release of either sub independently using, say, strategically-placed carabinas.
Does anyone have any experience or practical suggestions to offer? I'd be delighted to hear them (as perhaps would others).
Cheers!
MF
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I believe that the presence of a third person in the play offers a spicy extra dynamic for all concerned due to the interaction of the two subs. For example, anticipation is heightened between two blindfolded subs when one hears something happen to the other (along with a reaction) and wonders if and when the same might happen to them. There's also the possibility of double predicament play in which one sub get the choice of enduring an experience themselves or inflicting it on the other sub (bearing in mind that they may later get the same in return -- or worse!).
I have plenty of ideas on games that I could play in this way. I'm looking, though, for ideas on how to set up a scene for two subs at once, given the limitations of equipment that's usually available in a dungeon. For example, ideally I'd love to have two Saint Andrew's Crosses next to each other or back to back, but I've rarely seen more than one at a venue. I imagine that, with a bit of creativity and some cunningly sourced or designed parts (e.g. double cuffs), it's possible to use conventional "single sub" equipment in this way. For example, it's feasible to use a single suspension point to restrain the arms of two subs at once (with the subs still on the ground -- i.e. not load bearing). Rather than tangle up two sets of ropes, I'm imagining an arrangement that splits the ties, with quick release of either sub independently using, say, strategically-placed carabinas.
Does anyone have any experience or practical suggestions to offer? I'd be delighted to hear them (as perhaps would others).
Cheers!
MF
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