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I was reading something recently, I can't recall where exactly, and the author was referencing the Fifty Shades series, and they used an interesting phrase to describe Anastasia (I think that's her name?) being tied up - they called it being "buckled in."
That makes me think of something like a seat belt in a car, and it made me wonder if there's something to that - if people who enjoy being restrained see it as something like a safety and security feature in addition to/instead of a restriction.
Any thoughts from those with experience on that side of things?
That makes me think of something like a seat belt in a car, and it made me wonder if there's something to that - if people who enjoy being restrained see it as something like a safety and security feature in addition to/instead of a restriction.
Any thoughts from those with experience on that side of things?