If you use weekends to catch up on your laundry pile you may want to stick around and learn another way to play with those clothes pins. Saturdays are for celebrating the stranger side of sexuality and this week’s installment is all about clothespins.
Safety Tips
Before we jump into the pleasure and pain of pinning a few safety precautions. Don’t leave pins, or any other clamps on for more than 15 to 20 minutes. Do not use splintered or teethed clips. If discoloration of the skin or numbness occurs remove the pin immediately. Avoid pinning piercings or the clit as these areas are to delicate.
What is clothes pinning
Clothes pinning is a form of BDSM clamping. In some cases, it is used for intense pain, in others it is for the warm fuzzy endorphin rush. There’s really no limit to where you place the pins, so they are a great addition to any bedroom kink collection.
Testing the pinch
Before using pins, you and your partner should test the strength of the pin by clamping them between the pointer finger and thumb. If they’re too tight you can try clipping the pin open to weaken the coil making it looser.
Putting them on and Taking them off
Putting them on is as fun as taking them off, however you should keep in mind the removal process is more painful than the actual clamping. Pins can be placed anywhere that is within your partners consented pain tolerance areas. As long as they don’t cause mental discomfort or any kind of trauma they can be applied as many places as your imagination can think up. Gently removing them one by one is the best option for beginners. As you and your partner become more comfortable you can try flicking or flogging them off.
Hopefully this makes your weekend chore list a little more fun! We will see you next Saturday for more strange sex adventures!
