Stories of Tie Up Games

Chloe Badelaine wrote: ↑5 years ago You look at some students in your Lib' and think about how you'd love to tie them up or be tied up with 'em, and you start thinking about how you'd manage to kidnap them, and blush as they ask why you have a stupid goofy grin as you look at them.

I'm sitting in your library wearing a red t shirt, very shirt black skirt, fishnet tights and ankle boots. There is a black scarf round my neck with tiny red love hearts. I smile at you and your goofy grin.

When you're walking through the mall and every few mins you think to yourself "she would look beautiful tied up like....."
Did that in high school too just thinking of diffrent ways I would tie random people.

...when Amazon askes if you'd like to give a review and a rating for the climbing ropes you brought.

...when you have a riding crop but the last time you've been riding a horse is two years ago.

John344 wrote: ↑5 years ago When you're walking through the mall and every few mins you think to yourself "she would look beautiful tied up like....."
Did that in high school too just thinking of diffrent ways I would tie random people.

I literally do this with almost every woman I see.

You go into a DIY store just to see if they have any new padlocks, chain links, rope.......

- you actively search art just to find new TUG scenarios

-being able to hogtie people in Red Dead Redemption was a selling point for buying that game

- being able to tether NPCs in bondage positions in Just Cause 3/4 is a major time waster

-you create gagged characters in wrestling/fighting games

-you have created bondage models in video games(I've personally created Sahrye, Christina Carter, JJ Plush, abd Ludella Hahn)

-you buy a home gym kit wondering what TUG uses can be derived from it

You know you are into TUGs if every time you meet a new person the first thing you wonder is what they would look like bound and gagged and what items would be best to bind and gag them with.

If you search out detective novels and try to find the chapters where the hero’s run get tied by the villains.

You go to a hardware store and pass the aisle with the rope, duct tape, chains, etc. and can't help but imagine all the ways they could be used to tie someone up.

You can recite by heart the passages where Nancy Drew was bound and gagged in the novels.

Chloe, aren't you a proud citizen of France? If I recall Nancy Drew is marketed there as Alice Roy.

The trifecta is "Mystery of the Winged Lion" from 1982. Nancy along with her BFF's Bess and George are kidnapped in Venice. All three bound and gagged sitting next to each other in a dark room.

Do any N.D. fans out there recall other books featuring all three( Nancy, Bess and George) as damsels-in-peril? Also do you recall other books where Nancy and her friends were tied up together? Also does any one recall scene where besides Nancy other innocent bystanders, male or female were also in the same predicament?

For generations Nancy along with the Hardy Boys were the most popular characters in Juvie Lit worldwide.

I went to the library all the time when I was a kid, and after a while, I knew which Choose Your Own Adventure books had scenes where you got tied up in.

when even when you re wrapping your x-mas pesents


And no, i don't use fancy giftwrapping paper, i tend to recycle the local bulletin. Must be my hipster side...

If you’re currently sitting gagged for no real reason

One more!

When the submit button gets you kinda excited

Chloe Badelaine wrote: ↑5 years ago You look at some students in your Lib' and think about how you'd love to tie them up or be tied up with 'em, and you start thinking about how you'd manage to kidnap them, and blush as they ask why you have a stupid goofy grin as you look at them.

I do that at my office regularly, thinking about who would look great tied up and who I think would want to be tied up.

You jokingly say you should kidnap a friend with duct tape for a laugh, but secretly hope that someone takes it seriously.

Amberbound wrote: ↑5 years ago You jokingly say you should kidnap a friend with duct tape for a laugh, but secretly hope that someone takes it seriously.

It works like once every 25 tries

truly_trussed wrote: ↑5 years ago
Do any N.D. fans out there recall other books featuring all three( Nancy, Bess and George) as damsels-in-peril? Also do you recall other books where Nancy and her friends were tied up together? Also does any one recall scene where besides Nancy other innocent bystanders, male or female were also in the same predicament?

NANCY, BESS and GEORGE:


The Clue of the Broken Locket

The Mystery of the Vanishing Veil

The Secret of Red Gate Farn

The Secret of the Wooden Lady

The Hidden Window Mystery

Danger on the Great Lakes

The Clue of the Velvet Mask (George first kidnapped while posing as Nancy and released; Later Bess and Nancy are bound and gagged together)


NANCY and OTHER:


The Bungalow Mystery

The Secret in the Old Album

The Secret of the Golden Pavilion

The Thirteenth Pearl (Chloroformed, not tied)

The Swami's Ring

The Ringmaster's Secret

The Search for Cindy Austin

Nancy Drew Ghost Stories

The Perfect Escape

Danger by Design

Dead on Arrival

Not a comprehensive list.

Chloe Badelaine wrote: ↑5 years ago You can recite by heart the passages where Nancy Drew was bound and gagged in the novels.

I resemble that remark

Thanks Doc for all your Nancy Drew research.

Finally I remember seeing in the book stores books where Nancy and the Hardy Boys teamed up to solve a case or two.

I'm guessing there were no times where all three of them (Nancy, Joe, Frank) ended up as two dudes and a damsel in distress.

Play safe, T.T.

When you read the hardy boys, and watch a kidnap kid in a movie or TV show.

You watch an entire show because you know there's like two tie up scenes in the whole thing

(May or may not have happened over the weekend)

Amberbound wrote: ↑5 years ago You watch an entire show because you know there's like two tie up scenes in the whole thing

May or may not already have done that...

Chloe Badelaine wrote: ↑5 years ago

Amberbound wrote: ↑5 years ago You watch an entire show because you know there's like two tie up scenes in the whole thing

May or may not already have done that...

It's when you watch the movie at 2x speed to get to the tie up scene that you know lol