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Sensory deprivation, also known as sensory play, is not as daunting as it sounds.
As long as it involves at least taking away one The senses are important – Items like eye masks, ear plugs, and even mummification.
The reason people love it is simple. If you eliminate one sensation, the others become enhanced. This in turn makes your intimate encounter a different and exciting experience.
How do you engage in sensory play?
Take away their sight
This is one of the easiest ways. You don’t even need to buy Blindfold – relation, scarfanything that is not in use at home. Even A dark room If you have more money to spend, there are full-face masks that can take the effect to the next level.
For those who prefer not to completely lose their vision, there are gradual approaches, such as choosing a see-through fabric, wearing a mask with small eye holes, or wearing a visor that blocks peripheral vision.
Deprive them of their hearing
Earplugs or noise-canceling headphones are great for reducing hearing loss. Howeverthere is much more you can do in this department…
Playing loud music can also have an effect – especially if you play the same song (or the same style of song) over and over, thus training your brain to look forward to (and get excited about) your gaming time.
Another aspect is playing disjointed or dissonant music – harsh electronic music with no rhythm, reason or harmony is most likely to cause mental confusion or irritation.
Depriving them of their sense of taste or smell
I combined them together because they can affect each other (if you’ve ever had a bad cold, you’ll know what I’m talking about).
This can be solved by clamping the nose with a nose plug or clothespin smell. However, removing the taste is a little more difficult.
In addition to blocking the nose, You have to conquer your taste buds Pair it with something pungent – like onions, hot sauce, sour candy, etc.
Deprive them of access
Short of bathing in lidocaine (just kidding, don’t do that), you can’t deprive yourself of touch the same way you can any other sense.
The best way is to place a protective layer over the skin – liquid latex, plastic wrap, mummy suit, etc.
I’ve heard of using an ice bath or numbing cream to numb it, but that’s a little too risky for me, so I wouldn’t recommend it.
What are you looking for?
So, someone is tied up and deprived of consciousness. What do you do next?
Well, the world is your playground!
Because they will be focusing on other senses, use those senses.
Play with sound – Music, whispering, doing something in the room that makes them wonder what’s going on.
Touch Games – tickle, pinch, whip, use ice, try heating creams, bite, fuck, caress, hug, Use sex toys, Add some nipple clamps and such.
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Play with smell/taste – Play guessing games, reward them for the right answer, feed them different flavors or combinations of food (or let them eat it from you),
Danger
As with all kinds of kink, you and your partner have to be aware of the risks, especially in the case of total sensory deprivation.
- Mummy costume can make someone overheat
- blood pressure May be high or low
- Someone might Latex allergy (If you are wearing latex)
- Some people are easy Seizures or other conditions
Discuss any health concerns beforehand and take precautions or avoid specific types of sensory deprivation.
Trust issues
- Any type of BDSM needs to follow the SSSC rules – Safe, sane, sober, and voluntary.
- Ensure communication All your needs and fears until you take off the blinders.
- Have a security code If you feel unsafe or uncomfortable, stop playing immediately.
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Do you have any other ideas for sensory deprivation items or games? Please share them in the comments!