Steel bondage means business. There is no wriggling out of tightly secured steel handcuffs or a ballon hood made out of metal. Metal doesn't give, it doesn't loosen, and it is cold and heavy.
in an earlier blog, I discussed the various forms of bondage. I have my preferences in my medical clinic but this is the bondage I use in my personal life.
Lifestyle bondage
Steel bondage is something that I use a lot in my private life, and hardly at all in my professional life. My medical clinic has medical, leather and rubber bondage. My bedroom has handcuffs, chains, and plastic bags.
My husband has slept in handcuffs for the last 10 years. Every single night without fail, even when we are travelling. Why? Well, three reasons. In no particular order...
My husband loves it. He has a massive handcuff fetish.
He smacks me in the face when we are asleep, waving his arms around and throwing them above his head, and he has big hands so it is for my own comfort and safety.
It keeps him quiet and I know exactly where I put him.
Steel Helmets
Not only are cuffs strong, and shiny, and secure, but they also make the most delicious noises.
As well as a huge collection of cuffs and chains, I also have a few helmets. If my victim is particularly lucky he also gets to wear a hessian hood before he is locked away. These helmets are HEAVY!
I make sure that I am extremely careful with the keys for these. Imagine losing them and having to call out the fire service to cut my slave free *pahahahahaha* Don't forget to check out my blog on leather bondage.