MadRabbit
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I can relate to this issue and there is a few things I do to deal with it. I plan it out and think it through, but that's just how my brain naturally works. I am one of those "Will it work people?" and a system builder. I'm pretty good at thinking threw an issue from multiple angles and finding any problems. Of course, this is something that gets better with experience and actually doing it. You make mistakes, find issues you never thought of, and then find solutions. Even when I don't have exactly what I am going to do planned out and just going to improv, I tend to make sure I can do everything that I might do easily. To me, changing bondage positions is the BDSM equivalent of putting on a condom. Fumbling around with the ropes, tie the knots and put someone in a new positions (particulary one's you have never done before) is the best way to get a limp dick and wandering minds wondering what's on TV. I try to pick one position that I can do everything I have planned. If I am going to change it around, I try to make sure its something I can do very quickly without a lot of adjusting of ropes and not something I have never done before. The middle of hot, primal fun is not the best time to go "Hey, lets try the 300-knot Oriental Rope Dress for the first time.". When I change positions, I tend to do it with a lot of jerking, slamming, hair-pulling, grunting and the occasional quick break for a face slap to keep things intense. I also find that when I switch over to sensual play after a round of beating to be the best time to make adjustments or bring new toys closer. It's easy to rub some rabbit fur slowly over a bruised ass and still be able to concencrate on tasks with the free hand.
< Message edited by MadRabbit -- 12/30/2007 5:14:55 PM >
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