Stories of Tie Up Games

Leather cuffs or board metal 'bracelets' are best. Also, just found some special plastic cuffs that snap shut and need a needle in a hole to undo them, great for self bondage when used with an "ice lock".

My childhood was in the sixties, so I have to blame The Avengers (not the comic book heroes) - who couldn't get excited with Emma Peele getting into scrapes - and regularly tied up??
Even puppets like Lady Penelope in Thunderbirds and the Daphne in Scooby Doo!
There were so many strong damsels in ...

C, Completely helpless gaged and blindfolded

If you chose a or c, would you rather:
a: be given constant attention or
b: left alone so you don't know when you might be tortured or released.

What chance did i have when I was brought up watching Emma Peel, Lady Penelope and other such wonderful DiDs - Strong/action women.

Actually, a knotted cleave gag or stuffed cleave.

8-9 for being tied up and 10-11 for dressing up. 50 years on...

Reading, the occasional writing...TUG photos and sometimes....filling in surveys!

Part 10 - Epilogue

So that was my “Summer of love”. Unfortunately that was the last time the “Gang” were all together. The holidays came to an end, Naomi’s family left the area, Angela went to secondary school on the northern outskirts of town. Mary and Lizzie went to the girls grammar ...

Part 9 Surprise Suggestion - M/ffff

The following week I was away on holiday with mum, dad and older sister. My brothers stayed at home as they had work.
It was an enjoyable trip, but not interesting from a TUG point of view - although I did notice that lots of girls seemed to be wearing scarves in ...

Part 8

Water fight in the garden FF/m

Before we left Lizzie’s she invited me back the next day, and suggested I should bring my swimming trunks, as it looked like being another scorching day, and she was going to get the paddling pool out.

I packed my trunks and a towel into a duffle bag and ...

Part 7
My Turn m/ff, f/mf

So, on Wednesday morning I dropped by Mary’s and we walked around to Lizzie’s house. Unusually Mary was dressed in a mini dress with those puffy sleeves that were popular back then. She had taken her hair out of the long plaits she usually wore, instead wearing a ...

Hi,
I've found some diagrams showing some of the techniques described in my story "How it started (did I stand a chance) in true stories for everyone.
The sources are: aofoundation.org and health24.com

Part 6
A Summer Picnic

Somewhere near the middle of the holidays Mary told me that Lizzie, me and her were going to have a picnic the next day. She and Lizzie would bring the food if I brought a couple of bottles of pop.
They called on me around 11 o’clock and we made our way up to the castle ...

Part 5
Some sort of rescue?

So I was summoned to Mary’s house (her’s was most central to all our houses and we were least likely to be disturbed by siblings) for another first aid practice.
When I arrived I was told we were waiting for Naomi, who had found something in her brother’s ...

Part 4
Whatever happened to practicing?

As the Summer went on, I paid many visits to Mary’s house and the First aid practice continued in a more serious vain. Most of the sessions focussed on more boring skills with none of the convoluted multi-injury scenarios. It’s good to know that the girls ...

Part 3
Homework.

I became good friends with the four girls, and to a lesser extent with Valerie, so when it came to the summer holidays I was easily persuaded to help them practice their first aid - they were going to enter a completion in August.
So I arrived at Mary’s house on a Monday morning ...

Part 2
The lady doing the examining was another first aid instructor and she asked me how I found the experience.
“It was ok… all that bandaging seems quite difficult, it must take a lot of practice!”
“Oh yes, but the girls work hard.”
“I guess it’s an important skill.”
“Why donâ ...

My interest in TUGs started way back in the 1960s, so some of the details are a bit hazy (like names and actual details of TUGs) but I hope you might find it of interest.
Please note that many of the first aid techniques are now out of date, and back then, triangular bandages were made of tough ...