Shibari/RopeWork Appreciation

We appreciate ropework here. How many are actually doing ropework?

It's something that I've wanted to get into for so long. I thought I'd start with some self ties but then realized I don't want to be tied, I want to tie.

How do you practice without a partner who's into it?

Hopefully my question fits the spirit of the thread.
 
I thought I'd start with some self ties but then realized I don't want to be tied, I want to tie.
How do you practice without a partner who's into it?
Self tying is tying. Don't overlook it as a way to build your skill and sensitivity, and to become prepared for when there is another person, a potential partner, available for a try-out with you to see if you two want to work together.
 
We appreciate ropework here. How many are actually doing ropework?

It's something that I've wanted to get into for so long. I thought I'd start with some self ties but then realized I don't want to be tied, I want to tie.

How do you practice without a partner who's into it?

Hopefully my question fits the spirit of the thread.
My wife STILL has not noticed what I did to her stuffed animal, so it might be awhile🤣
 
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