Stories of Tie Up Games

This story took place 2 years ago. The day before I had just taken my final exam at school, so I was 18 (having stayed on to do the Scottish Higher) and Gemma was 25. Gemma and Gareth lived in their flat then, and Gemma was 5 months pregnant. Not having school to get up for, I slept in. I had a bath...

My ballgag is about the size of a plump. It is a red soft ball with black leather straps. When i'm at home on my own homeworking or doing uni work I often put my ball gag in, and not just for a few minutes! Paul's ballgag is identical set up to mine but with a blue ball. That way we always know who'...

I can take it!

Paul

Gemma is absolutely fabulous!

Paul

I'm very ticklish, and Gemma does sometimes do ice cube torture. The rest sounds positively disgusting!

Paul

More surprise than scare - I quickly remember that i'm tied.

I'm cruel but not sadistic - there's a world of difference?

Gemma

My ball gag is a red ball with black straps. I just had it under a standard medical mask and a University of Edinburgh scarf - it was a cold day!

In "How does it feel to be the captor in a TUG?" Gemma gave a truly fascinating insight into how it felt to be the captor in a TUG game. I thought it might be helpful for me to give the captive's viewpoint, for balance. My favourite TUG position is being staked out spread eagle on my bed o...

This story took place 7 years ago. I was 20 and in my second year at the University of Edinburgh, and Paul was 13 and a student of the Royal High School Edinburgh. Although just a little after half nine, it was already a very warm and sunny Saturday morning in August. Our parents were having a 4-day...

There are many different types of boot?

Gemma

My job enables me to homework, and like so many I have been doing that over the past 18 months. It helps with childcare, having a 2 year old son. I am also studying towards a Masters and have 1 day week on release from my job to do uni work. On this day (usually Tuesday), Gareth's or my parents have...

I think KT might be he victim.

Gemma

For Halloween this year, I know Paul has bought a vampire cape and has been practicing his bad Transylvanian accent!

Gemma

He has used the safe word a couple of times over the years. We are very strict that it is used only necessary and NEVER abused/misused. That way, we know straight away there is something genuinely wrong and the TUG is stopped and captive released immediately without question. It also allows the capt...

Never tried a panel gag and certainly will NEVER try dirty socks!

What is the longest time people have had their ballgags in?

Gemma

They're safer - you're less likely to choke on a ball gag? I do find them very pleasing and fun to wear myself. Even when not tied up, i've had my ball gag on and not just for a few minutes! During lockdown, i've gone to the local shop with my ballgag under a mask and no one has noticed! Gemma :twis...

I have been asked this a few times. We have a Safe Word in operation in all TUGs and that word is Boxing because we both hate it. That enables the captive to plead for mercy and whine until the cows come home (and get none!), but when the safe word (which is NEVER misused/abused) is given the TUG st...

Putting the washing away this evening when it was drying, I had to have another laugh as I hung my UofE hoodie away!

Gemma

I've just put my son down for his afternoon nap and come back down into the kitchen. As i look out the window I can see my University of Edinburgh hoodie drying nicely on the line. It is hilarious?

Gemma

He's never escaped a hogite before!

I do love my brother - just have a funny way of showing it? :lol: I suppose with care it would be possible to check on Paul without him realising it? ;) I like your idea of prisoner in the dungeon with change of position. I haven't shared it with Paul but this is my idea: 1 - Chained to the wall and...

We are both ex-students of the Royal High School Edinburgh. Paul is a full-time student of the University of Edinburgh - in year 2 of a social work degree. I work full-time for the Edinburgh National Health Service as a Clinical Psychologist, but I am on day release one day a month at the university...

If Paul is chained in the cellar and i'm in the dining room doing my uni work, I can't hear him whining? :lol: Although being chained to the wall like that all day will cause his to really hurt, he probably could take it. :twisted: I don't think it would be safe/wise to keep him hooded in a nylon sc...

Gareth (my dear husband) is working today and Paul is busy doing uni work with KT via Skype (she's having to isolate - no symptoms thankfully)), so i'm at home with my darling 2 year old son Isaac. :D I put some washing through while we had breakfast, including my light grey University of Edinburgh ...