Metal bondage

Metal Bondage is a form of bondage that involves the use of metal devices to restrict movement and create a sense of confinement or restraint. It is a practice often associated with the BDSM community, and can involve a variety of different types of metal equipment, including handcuffs, shackles, and collars.

History

The use of metal devices for restraint dates back to ancient times, with evidence of metal shackles and handcuffs found in archaeological sites from the Roman and Greek periods. In the context of BDSM, metal bondage has been a part of the community since its inception, with early practitioners often using homemade or improvised devices.

Types of Metal Bondage Equipment

There are many different types of metal bondage equipment, each designed to restrict movement in a different way. Some of the most common types include:

• Handcuffs: These are typically made of steel and are used to bind the wrists together.
• Shackles: These are similar to handcuffs, but are often larger and heavier, and can be used to bind the ankles as well as the wrists.
• Collars: These are worn around the neck and can be used to restrict movement or as a symbol of submission in a BDSM relationship.
• Metal bondage furniture: This can include items such as cages, stocks, and St. Andrew's Crosses, which are large pieces of furniture designed to restrict movement in a variety of ways.

Safety Considerations

As with all forms of bondage, safety is a key concern when practicing metal bondage. It is important to ensure that the equipment used is safe and secure, and that the person being bound is comfortable and able to communicate any discomfort or distress. It is also important to have a plan in place for quickly releasing the person in case of an emergency.

See Also

• Bondage (BDSM)
• BDSM equipment
• Safety in BDSM

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