ecstaticsub
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Marriage is a BDSM lifestyle. Someone's dominant, and someone's perpetually submissive.
Not every marriage.
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Marriage is a BDSM lifestyle. Someone's dominant, and someone's perpetually submissive.
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I don't get to go out too often. My husband takes me to the hairstylist once a week and we go to church every Sunday. In addition, we go out perhaps once or twice a month. When we are in our community, I am normally in a wheelchair with my wrists and ankles in leather restraints. People assume that I have been in some kind of horrible accident or that I have had a stroke. We play along with that. I wear a surgical mask to conceal my gag. I have opaque contacts that function well as an invisible blindfold. Last winter we went on a church sponsored ski trip with me in this condition. While my husband was on the slopes, the little ladies from the church kept me company. They held my hand and patted my head. They would have been SO shocked if they realized they were aiding and abetting public bondage! This is the part of bondage that I enjoy.
At night I am completely restrained in the classic spread eagle fashion. Basically all I get to move is my fingers. I wear the same thing I do during the day with the exception of my outerwear. I even keep my gloves on. I also wear a blindfold at night.
Note: A few months after I posted this reply my jaw was wired shut with a dental appliance in place to keep me from speaking. I no longer have to wear a gag or muzzle.
also... hope you have that Plan B ready if the husband's health issues prevent him from getting you out of your bondage gear.
Marriage is a BDSM lifestyle. Someone's dominant, and someone's perpetually submissive.
is submissive in all aspects of her life so the Sir/sub deal works easily for us & have adapted it to suit our lives.For whatever reason we never really got into the "Sir/Slave" thing. I don't speak but my husband always refers to me by my given name.
Our relationship has evolved over the years that we have been married with me progressively losing personal freedom. I no longer have any "free range" personal mobility and I am only permitted some limited use of my hands four days a week. I am also blindfolded all but 28 hours each week.
Ironically, I am much more content with being rigorously restrained today than I was twenty years ago when I only had to wear handcuffs and ahackles most of the time. With maturity comes acceptance I suppose.
With that kind of immobility over long periods, how do you cope with the possibility of pressure or friction ulcers?
Pictures or it didn't happen.

Watch it-- if it stampedes you could be trampled.Shhh..be vewy vewy qwiet, I am hunting BS.![]()
Watch it-- if it stampedes you could be trampled.
And stinky.
With that kind of immobility over long periods, how do you cope with the possibility of pressure or friction ulcers?
I would also be worried about muscle wastage and the possibility of developing osteoporosis without any weight bearing exercise....![]()
Oh hey, totally off topic, but really nice new AV!