Suspended on tip-toes within a rope rig

Hi there. Yesterday I donned a simple karada and inserted an anal hook into its rear, making sure it became part of my overall rope suit. Standing beneath my chin-up bar, I loosely bound my ankles together. Then came the clothes pins on nipples that were already well-used, while my gag remained in place. With help from a stool, I fastened the top section of the karada—connected to a rear rope near the suit’s peak—to an o-ring/sock/ice release setup tied up at the overhead bar above me. There was zero risk of choking and no tension on my neck! The weight flowed smoothly through the karada down into your crotch ropes. It was amazing how high and tight I secured it to that upper bar; once tied, I had to stand on tip-toes just to stay steady. After stepping off the stool, I kicked it away out of reach. Until the ice melted completely, I remained stuck in this suspended pose on my toes. The burning sensation hit my legs almost immediately. Behind me, I chain-linked my hands into a loop within the karada structure. Unfortunately, those links weren’t high enough for me to easily reach and remove the hook when stimulation peaked.

I had an egg vibrator taped securely against my body but couldn’t even get aroused because of how intense the suspension felt. Closing my eyes caused all sense of balance and perspective to vanish, making me flail about within the karada due to being perched on toes. The rope marks were strong yet bearable. By 45 minutes in, my legs were totally exhausted. Though some stretching occurred with the ropes, I never managed to get those heels flat on the ground again. Truly felt suspended against my will.

If you’re experienced enough, maybe doing this on just one leg while keeping the other off the floor works too—but balance goes out the window once melting begins. (Check the scenerios channel for more detailed instructions.) Also, skip wearing a gag if attempting it in total darkness; vomiting could lead to choking death otherwise. Remember: it is risky! Ensure you know what your doing and keep a backup release nearby—like scissors tucked inside an ice pack attached via a lifeline secured to your wrist so you can reel them toward yourself after dropping.