Put to sleep for real?

[mikeybound]

Hey ya’ll. I know there’s a lot of fantasy knockout play, but have any of you been put under for real during a TUG? Maybe a chokehold, spiked drink, or something on a rag?

[Oyster stew 2.0]

It would be amazing to have a girl daze me with a kick to the face so I can’t find back,or wrap her legs around my neck and force me to comply or either I go to sleep

[Oyster stew 2.0]

It would a dream to have a girl floor me with one swift kick to the face,that way I’m too dazed and knocked to fight back

Even better if she wraps her legs around your neck and forces you to comply in promise of not putting you to sleep

[uemndlr]

I think a real knockout, as well as chloroform, is really dangerous. You might seriously damage your brains. Better don't do it.

[JFBound]

Hey ya’ll. I know there’s a lot of fantasy knockout play, but have any of you been put under for real during a TUG? Maybe a chokehold, spiked drink, or something on a rag?

No and I hope no one has ever agreed to something that dangerous.

[GMen]

This has been mentioned a lot here but for a timely (and unfortunate) article about why you should never partake in this stuff for real:

New York Post: NY Elvis impersonator allegedly killed after being chloroformed

[TheOldPirate]

Chloroform is very dangerous stuff. Indeed, rendering someone unconscious for real is dangerous across the board, with no method without serious, life-threatening risks. I recommend leaving this part as a roleplay.

[Withers]

I've fantasized about this a lot, but as others have mentioned it is very dangerous. I settle for a rag with some cologne on it to RP the idea. Wish there was a safe way to do this

[radarlove67]

I agree with all the comments about the danger, we've had similar discussions on here going back several years.

You can have a lot more fun and be safer just roleplaying. Whilst I love the idea, as many people do, the reality is that chloroform was dropped as an anaesthetic by the medical community because of its side effects and the difficulty of administering a safe dose to someone. It's not like a Hollywood movie or tv show, it doesn't knock someone out as quickly as depicted. The reality is that chloroform takes several minutes to render someone unconscious, and during that time the 'victim' is dizzy, scared and fighting back. It's not a good thing in real life.

In fantasy many of my stories feature chloroform and that's the best place for it, fantasy and roleplay. Nobody gets hurt that way.

It can come in handy if you're playing kidnap roleplay games with a consenting partners as a way of signifying control, especially if there's a difference in physical size between the two players.

So keep your hanky handy, and your perfume / after shave - but avoid the real thing.