Curtain Call

Curtain Call

By Anon

Warning! This scenario might contain activities that are not always appropriate for selfbondage. Please exercise caution.

[Image: Curtain Call Selfbondage]

A: Ice block (size is flexible; adding a pinch of salt can accelerate melting)

B: Weight (ensure the drop height matches the curtain opening distance to protect your curtains)

C: Light source

D: Digital Timer (can be set for a specific activation time or triggered randomly)

E: Straightened Paperclip (straighten it out, then use pliers to form a sturdy loop at one end for attaching string)

F: Ring (either threaded through holes in the towel or sewn directly onto it)

G: Elastic or string attached to weights that hang over the table edge

H: Cable Ties

J: Scissors

This scenario is quite adaptable but consists of three stages. When timed correctly, these stages gradually bring the restrained person closer to exposure.

You can change the order of events by adjusting ice cube sizes, adding salt, or modifying the timer settings. For instance, you might sequence it as towels dropping first, then curtains opening, followed by the light turning on, leaving you naked in the dark until visibility returns. Alternatively, try curtains first, then light, and finally towels; this leaves you groping in darkness while blinded from a bright room until the fabric is removed to reveal you. Or go with light, towel, then curtains: you wait for the curtains to open while already undressed.

Various elements can be added to enhance the experience, such as a blindfold, toys, or messages written on your skin.

You can configure the timing so that the interval between the scissors dropping and the final stage is nearly identical. This uncertainty means you may undergo multiple cycles before ultimate exposure. Conversely, you might set it up for an extended period of being exposed. The choice is yours.

Additional Information:

Note: Keep the string attached to the paperclip shorter than the one connected to the ring. This ensures that when pulled, the paperclip releases the towel while the ring continues to pull the rest away. Also, aim for the towels to be drawn in slightly different directions so the upper layer doesn’t fall and dislodge the lower clip.

Make sure you have a backup escape method in case your primary one fails.

I hope you enjoy!!!