Really enjoyed all the layers she’s tightly wrapped in against her will, with the huge puffy sleeping bags being my favorite. Can only imagine how hot she’s getting inside her inescapable cocoon! P.S. It feels crazy to say this, but “storage nights” are special couple time for us and an important part of our intimacy. I don’t want to give them up any more than he does. As for bag liners, taffeta is among the most common choices. This is also a nylon or polyester material, but unlike the coarse feel of ripstop, taffeta has a pleasant, silky feel. And it is more breathable. This makes it an ideal choice for next-to-skin pieces. Some of the bags we reviewed, like the NEMO Jazz, have a removable insert sheet that’s washable and soft. Size

The bag only goes down to a 30-degree comfort rating (and that’ll be a chilly 30 degrees), so bring layers for cooler nights or prepare to be cold. We have found in our testing that bags that incorporate more roomy cuts are more difficult to warm efficiently, and so when the temps do dip, reach for a bag with more of a mummy-cut, such as the Therm-a-Rest Questar or Sea to Summit Ascent or Altitude. As for your concerns about leather straps causing a potentially life-threatening pulmonary embolism . . . Ah just what you are now nothing more then a little worm and soaking in all those sweating juicy panties of yours most be making you super hot, but I do want you to wear this dirty stuffed bag over your head, your really going to remember this horrible night" Along with breath control, I love having the ability to have free hands to struggle with my captor, “pawing” at the leather pillow that’s smothering me, struggling with my captor’s leather arms as he suffocates me. There are many different brands of synthetic fill, including market leader PrimaLoft, 3M, and others, as well as many proprietary technologies. All can be categorized by two broad filament styles: short strand or continuous.Now, for the bag, or should we say “bag”? This is actually a fully rectangular quilt and insulated sheet and hood combo that zips together when you need it, and secures the quilt to the mattress. When fully zipped up, it takes on a tapered sleeping bag shape, with a cinchable foot box. And you can adjust how — and whether — you secure the quilt to the mattress, so you effectively dial in the amount of toss-and-turn space you need. This bag boasts an overfilled quilt design, along with a signature NEMO BlanketFold draft collar near your face, and a ‘featherbed-style’ bottom for an incredibly cozy experience. A removable, washable sheet means the bag feels extra soft on bare skin. More akin to our own beds at home than many other sleeping bags — this bag just oozes comfort. Synthetic fills are measured by the grams per meter squared (GSM) metric. This gives users an idea of how warm the sleeping bag will end up being. For example, a synthetic fill with a 2.5 oz. GSM can expect to provide a temperature rating of around 50 degrees Fahrenheit. From extra zippers to “ gills that breathe,” there are all types of extra features being added to bags these days. Some are just marketing hype, but many really do make for a better sleeping experience. Remove detergent buildup from the detergent dispenser on the machine. It’s a pain, but bring a couple of old towels to do the job. Or try to find a clean one.

Nalen Abayo Kara, warden of the infamous Devil's Gullet, liked to keep things simple when dealing with prisoners: throw them into the deepest, darkest dungeons and forget about them. It was a rule that served her well. However, finding herself kidnapped and at the mercy of a group of criminals, it seems that while she might have forgotten some of her prisoners, none of them have forgotten her. Long airline flights famously present a risk for embolism—all that time spent sitting on your ass—but flights of less than three hours “don’t raise the risk substantially,” said the docs, “and using straps has the added benefit of being a bit more straightforward to release in a pinch.” Sandnabba, N. K., Santtila, P., & Nordling, N. (1999). Sexual behavior and social adaptation among sadomasochistically oriented males. Journal of Sex Research, 36, 273–282.Weinberg, M.S., Williams, C.J. & Moser, C. (1984). The social constituents of sadomasochism. Social Problems, 31, 379-389. Feeling like she was going to pass out from the extreme tightness and over welling amount of straps squeezing her, Gal was forced to breath longer, slower breathes and this is just what The Lady wanted! As with down treatment, most sleeping bags from reputable brands will use synthetic shell fabrics and liners. Because of the inherent elements in the outdoors, technical sleeping bags do not use soft, natural fabrics like cotton. Q: I’m a 59-year-old, cis, het, kinky Dominant woman. I’ve been in the D/s lifestyle for about ten years. Last year a younger man found me on Fetlife. We messaged and met for coffee. I was impressed with his maturity and self-awareness. We’ve had a wonderful time meeting about every two weeks to play and explore. During that time we discovered that he really loves pegging. I’ve pegged him several times, and he’s told me he’s slightly addicted to the incredible orgasm he receives when being pegged. One of our D/s rules is that he ALWAYS has to ask permission to come. No matter what we’re doing, he must ask. And he always has. However, the last time I pegged him with my vibrating dildo, I realized he was coming without permission. I said, “Bad boy, you didn’t ask permission!” He was stunned and responded, “What? Am I?” and then shot an even bigger load.We were talking afterwards, and he swears he didn’t know he was coming until I said something. He says he didn’t feel like he was coming until a good five seconds later. Could this be due to prostate stimulation? I’ve never been particularly successful with prostate milking with other subs, so I don’t know. I have no concern that he disregarded our rules. He’s never been a brat in our dynamic. I’ve had other subs lose it without asking and apologize profusely while they’re coming. (Which, I have to admit, I kind of love.) Any insight here? —MyInexperiencedSubToy’s Recent Ejaculation Somewhat Suss Sleeping bags come with a temperature rating, but it’s not always clear what that number means. Depending on the person, a 20-degree bag might keep you cozy down to 20 degrees, or it might be more of a survival number.

It’s worth spending time finding the right sleeping bag. After all, this is a piece of gear that will not only keep you comfortable at night but can easily last through years of use. Go to your closest laundromat. Don’t use a typical home washing machine with a central agitator. You want one of the big, front-loading washing machines that wash by spinning vertically. She dragged to the basement of the nasty kidnapper how has 3 large puffy sleeping bags laid out for her but first he must gag this bitch hard! I would have liked to do it again though, with some differences. Firstly, I would have liked to use a snowsuit as well as sleeping bags - a snowsuit insulates even better than a sleeping bag, and has convenient hoods and things. This would raise the heat factor even more.

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Different from rubber, I have a HUGE addiction to plastic, PVC, and vinyl! I MEAN HUGE ADDICTION! If I had to, I would easily give up other fetishes to keep this one. If I could be in it 24/7, this would be my premier and singular thrill… Sure, you’ll make it through, but you’ll spend the night shivering instead of snoozing. Women tend to sleep colder than men. And for that reason, women’s-specific sleeping bags tend to be warmer. A whopping 2.75 feet of shoulder room accommodates a broad torso and large individuals, and it also allows more freedom to move while sleeping. Plus, the gaping hood is big enough to bring your favorite pillow from home. The Trailmade is currently only offered in a 20-degree temperature rating (that’s a comfort rating of ~31 degrees F), which we found suitable to be put to service in three-season conditions, but would love to see an additional warmer temp summer bag for our mid-season excursions. It’s a creative idea — multiple layered sleeping bags that you can swap out depending on the temperature. But it’s a concept that could easily become overly complex and user-unfriendly. However, The North Face design team pulled it off beautifully.