Do I need a reason?
On an interested, that's me, interested, note.
Wondering whether anyone noticed?
Wondering whether anyone noticed?

Of course, cannot forget the random asidesRopeBunny wrote: 2 weeks ago
This, the non bondage, bondage shoot is the second main thrust- arc -of the story. There's the Kings, leading somewhere, and now this, plus of course all the general run of doing shoots and random asides, such as the hotel mix up.
And I enjoy reading them!
Not sure if intended, but amusing rope-related pun there
RopeBunny wrote: 2 weeks ago "Stunning."
"You have to say that." Managing a smile, the deafening pulse of my arousal making conscious thought, let alone flirting hard. "Or I'd kick you out."
"Like to see you fucking try." Snort of laughter.
Clever of Ruth, lulling Brooke into allowing herself to be bound first before she springs the true horror/punishment on herRopeBunny wrote: 2 weeks ago Laid on my side, watching Eastenders of all the fucking- It's lucky I'm bound and gagged, unable to change the channel -things, head resting in Ruth's lap whilst she eats.
First time for everything! Poor Brooke - the hazards of letting yourself be tied up by a mostly stranger I supposeRopeBunny wrote: 2 weeks ago Frustrating.
Hilarious.
Bizarre. Ive been ignored, on purpose, but never in this specific casual fashion.
IndeedRopeBunny wrote: 2 weeks ago
Not so much, but I don't say, because despite the bizarre nature of the evenings bondage, I had fun.
And isn't that what counts?
Ah yes the infuriating feeling of starting to warm up to an idea that someone else/circumstances introduce (that you did not originally want to do/consider)... and then the proverbial rug gets pulled and you are left in that awkward mental limbo where you have no idea if you want to continue, but already feel invested, but are not sure if you should keep pouring mental energy into it, or even what you *actually* want to do in the moment now that you are 'free'.RopeBunny wrote: 2 weeks ago I'd begun to wake up to the notion of having my own site, had begun to make plans, to consider shoots. And whilst Morgan apparently leaving doesn't stop me pursuing this, it doesn't make it easy, either.
Brooke being exactly as nice to him as he deservesRopeBunny wrote: 2 weeks ago "Yes, well." About to offer me his hand, the gesture becoming a twitch as he re-evaluates. Smile remaining though, clearly I'm, my rebellion, quite amusing.
Wanker.
Perfect symmetry, really.RopeBunny wrote: 2 weeks ago As I said, we're both aiming for the same hits, which is to say Edward is clearly attempting to put me off, to make me uncomfortable. Likely as either payback for my lack of respect, of his position, or to simply remind me of said position, the creaking corporate architecture, towering over me and him at the top. Looking down on us little people.
Unfortunately, for Edward, this is bondage, my world, and I don't get uncomfortable.
The High Council of Brooke/Plymouth has agreedRopeBunny wrote: 2 weeks ago "Kinda cute." And with an almost audible ping, the thought arrives, is considered and agreed upon by all present: maybe Clive would like to help me with shoots?
Yes.
Hoped you- someone, with luck a decent number -would recall Mr Clive, and your description was accurate.
Happy to say that one was deliberate
BlissfulMisery wrote: 2 weeks agoClever of Ruth, lulling Brooke into allowing herself to be bound first before she springs the true horror/punishment on herRopeBunny wrote: 2 weeks ago Laid on my side, watching Eastenders of all the fucking- It's lucky I'm bound and gagged, unable to change the channel -things, head resting in Ruth's lap whilst she eats.![]()

To be fair it has been literally years. I barely remembered at all (and the hinting helped a lot in jogging the memory).RopeBunny wrote: 2 weeks ago
Hoped you- someone, with luck a decent number -would recall Mr Clive, and your description was accurate.
Nothing wrong with poking a little fun at yourselfRopeBunny wrote: 2 weeks ago
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In fairness I used to watch that particular show, not for awhile.
One of those flow moments, was going to go a different way with Ruth/Brooke, and I suppose- second meeting? -I still could.
But what had been written wasn't good, so I deleted back to point X, and went again, and the forced watching of various shows kinda happened![]()
Made me laugh, describing it like that
Good old product placementRopeBunny wrote: 2 weeks ago "Here." Edward, holding out an orange hi-vis waistcoat, front zip, size extra small and 'Forestry Commission' printed across the back, logo on the left breast, all official looking and this is a joint enterprise after all.
"If you could."
"Thought the point was exposure?" Taking the item, slipping it on. "What's the point in wearing so little if I'm just covering back up?"
"We sell these." A nod towards the waistcoat, zipped halfway, hugging me at the sides, breasts pushing the front out. Doubt I could fasten the zip any higher?
RopeBunny wrote: 2 weeks ago "I didn't know," making conversation, I suppose, "you worked for the Forestry Commission."
"Why would you?" Giving Clive an odd look, frowning harder as he blinks, worried look- like realising a slip up -flitting across his face. "Isn't like we've ever met."
Which comment is greeted by somewhat forced sounding laughter, too hard.
Nervous, still. Must do better.
...And only getting worse.RopeBunny wrote: 2 weeks ago "Have to bind them tighter at yours then."
"Will do." Reaching around, passing rope left and right at the waist. "Wondering if that's before, or after I lock you in a cage for the night?"
"Before." Voice breaking on the word, despite we're only playing. Pussy gone damp. "Bind me up some, and I'll crawl into the cage for you."
Well at least he feels *a little* bad about it. Although unfortunately I suspect not enough to prevent whatever ends up happening.RopeBunny wrote: 2 weeks ago "Listen." Standing in front of me, casting a quick- nervous, guilty? -glance behind towards the suits. "I was just playing, um." Taking an obvious, deliberate step back. Moving his cock away from my mouth. "Before, sorry."
...And of course the proverbial jaws of the trap spring shut. And what makes it all worse is that it was her idea - a classical tragedy in the making.RopeBunny wrote: 2 weeks ago "You want to come back to mine?"
"If you'll have me?"
"I can't-"
"-Pay?" Smiling as Clive nods. "S' okay. Shoot me, and I'll take the footage. Pay you for the time."
"You'll." Grinning, humour. "Pay me?"
"Why not?" Smiling back. "I'll hire you as a rigger."
True, which is why I hoped, and wasn't sure, but I'm glad at least some will remember (if you have then logically others have) and there's the hints too. And I'm sure I'll explain his backstory eventually.BlissfulMisery wrote: 2 weeks agoTo be fair it has been literally years. I barely remembered at all (and the hinting helped a lot in jogging the memory).RopeBunny wrote: 2 weeks ago
Hoped you- someone, with luck a decent number -would recall Mr Clive, and your description was accurate.
Pretty much the vibe I was going for, that the audience knows Clive is bad news, can see the wheels turning, Brooke's slow fall into his clutches, yet she remains oblivious to the danger.BlissfulMisery wrote: 2 weeks agoRopeBunny wrote: 2 weeks ago "I didn't know," making conversation, I suppose, "you worked for the Forestry Commission."
"Why would you?" Giving Clive an odd look, frowning harder as he blinks, worried look- like realising a slip up -flitting across his face. "Isn't like we've ever met."
Which comment is greeted by somewhat forced sounding laughter, too hard.
Nervous, still. Must do better.That uncomfortable feeling when you know far more then the character. Not exactly the same obviously, but sort of like the whole 'watching something horrible happen and time seems to slow down'.
Likely not, enough no. Meant to imply second thoughts on Clive's part, hesitation. Because clearly- rubbing himself across Brooke's face -he wants to, but his own- perfect -memories of past interactions are giving him pause.BlissfulMisery wrote: 2 weeks agoWell at least he feels *a little* bad about it. Although unfortunately I suspect not enough to prevent whatever ends up happening.RopeBunny wrote: 2 weeks ago "Listen." Standing in front of me, casting a quick- nervous, guilty? -glance behind towards the suits. "I was just playing, um." Taking an obvious, deliberate step back. Moving his cock away from my mouth. "Before, sorry."
Think? She has, can't be sure but feel like I have done a suspension before, in same manner.BlissfulMisery wrote: 2 weeks ago
Also, do not remember if she has even been suspended upside down like this before, but was certainly different then the usual. Makes sense of course, given the nature of the 'shoot'.

Suspension, yes, that exact type of suspension, not sure.RopeBunny wrote: 1 week ago Think? She has, can't be sure but feel like I have done a suspension before, in same manner.
Even if one is ignorant of the history/context here, reckless even by Plymouth's standards. A desire for rebellion being taken just a little too far (even if understandable why she feels this way in the moment)...RopeBunny wrote: 1 week ago "Bind me first."
"That's." Small smile though, tutting and shaking his head, but smiling as I toss my jacket atop my helmet, placed against the wall, well out of the way.
"Not exactly how it's done, Brooke."
"Plymouth." Smile widening, sinking into the zone and. "Fuck procedure." Boots, kicking one then the other off, balancing to get at each sock in turn. "Won't it...."
Fate... or the invisible hand of the authorRopeBunny wrote: 1 week ago And when his phone rings I actually laugh. Because it's like fate or something, some written rule that whenever Brooke- Plymouth -is bound, for a shoot, someone's phone has to ring. Leon, which is unfortunately, that day was probably the birth of Kira's stalking obsession. Morgan, covering me in graffiti, and now.
Really liked that line.
Again, really like the description here - perfectly capturing the submissive mindset of the moment.RopeBunny wrote: 1 week ago Moaning, nodding. Doing as I'm told. Fighting Clive's ropes, pulling on wrists, wriggling both ankles. Trying to bring my arms up, back, to bend them far enough around to reach either ankle, to work on the knots. Bouncing in frustration- and I don't really want to escape, but I've been told to struggle, am becoming upset at my inability to do a better job.
RopeBunny wrote: 1 week ago And suddenly- stomach dropping out the bottom of my world, heart thudding -I know him.
A lot of great descriptive lines in this, but again, really liked this one, very raw.RopeBunny wrote: 1 week ago That part of me loving all this is saving me from attempting to throw up whilst strapped into a ballgag.
Again, really liked the whole passage, but this part most of all (well 'like' is obviously a mixed term when talking about her going through a genuinely emotionally painful moment, but you know).RopeBunny wrote: 1 week ago Shouting the word. Because this is three fucking times now, three times trying and mostly succeeding at the warped game of binding and owning me.
Not willing, not now but later. Tonight I'll be in the shower, crying and screaming in equal measure. Annoyed at myself, knowing I'll never change, can't change the core of me. But for someone to best me three times, for me to willingly lay down and accept the trick three times.
Fuck you Clive.RopeBunny wrote: 1 week ago "You." Glancing up to find half a smile on that stupid mouth. "Liked, it?"
For the better.
Short, perhaps, but quite the rollercoaster ride. And brilliantly described.
For her sake, hopefully a little more fun then trouble, at least for a while.RopeBunny wrote: 1 week ago ...still plenty more for Brooke to do, plenty of potential fun/trouble out there.
Mostly me needing some method by which Clive can abandon Plymouth, and a staged- hand coming out of his pocket as the phone rang, subtle clue that Plymouth noticed but didn't realise the significance of -call works. Only, having had the thought I realised I've done the same before: a tied Brooke and a ringing phone, so decided to let her notice/comment on the fact.BlissfulMisery wrote: 1 week agoFate... or the invisible hand of the authorRopeBunny wrote: 1 week ago And when his phone rings I actually laugh. Because it's like fate or something, some written rule that whenever Brooke- Plymouth -is bound, for a shoot, someone's phone has to ring. Leon, which is unfortunately, that day was probably the birth of Kira's stalking obsession. Morgan, covering me in graffiti, and now.![]()
Indeed.BlissfulMisery wrote: 1 week agoRopeBunny wrote: 1 week ago And suddenly- stomach dropping out the bottom of my world, heart thudding -I know him.The moment of (painful) revelation.

So practicing a bit of self-awareness/poking funRopeBunny wrote: 6 days ago
Mostly me needing some method by which Clive can abandon Plymouth, and a staged- hand coming out of his pocket as the phone rang, subtle clue that Plymouth noticed but didn't realise the significance of -call works. Only, having had the thought I realised I've done the same before: a tied Brooke and a ringing phone, so decided to let her notice/comment on the fact.
The repeated/escalating 'wait what' moments/revealsRopeBunny wrote: 6 days ago "Too much." Nodding. "So we quietly shelved the plan, and haven't picked it back up. Only, now she's pregnant so-"
"-Shauna's pregnant."
More upward scaling pitch, and another glance from up the aisle whilst Daniel laughs.
Brooke wresting some control over the situation back - obviously good in a practical sense, given her dislike of the whole commercial concept, but there is a metaphorical aspect to it as well, given everything that occurred. A psychological palate cleansing of sorts that feels good to see/read.RopeBunny wrote: 6 days ago "Is there a problem?"
"Nothing I haven't already fixed." Overly calm tone to cover the anger.
Almost absurd the contrast from last time, the positivity versus the constant wariness/'competition' with Edward (or should I say 'wanker'RopeBunny wrote: 6 days ago "You don't have to pay me Brooke."
"Which." Bumping shoulders with him. "Gentlemen like conduct is exactly why I do have to pay you."
"No point arguing?"
"None." Stepping away into the space, still looking around but I take a moment to glance back. "Shauna's a lucky woman."
"So I keep telling her."
"Ha."
...Well it had to be spoiled at least a little. Still, at least it gave her the opportunity to establish some (much needed) boundaries.RopeBunny wrote: 6 days ago "What my very good friend," stepping forward, in motion and patting Daniel's shoulder- thanks, for trying -as I level with him, "is saying, politely. Is fuck off."
So cliché/cheesy it wraps back around to being genuinely funny
Seems the re-shoot was a success - in more ways then one.RopeBunny wrote: 6 days ago sending Edward the best half dozen and receiving a short reply, a thanks.
Something like half an apology, reading between the lines.
What I was going for here, the whole point and angle of this versus the previous chapters/binding. Daniel versus Clive, opposites, Daniel being the other side of the coin, the good side.BlissfulMisery wrote: 5 days agoAlmost absurd the contrast from last time, the positivity versus the constant wariness/'competition' with Edward (or should I say 'wanker'RopeBunny wrote: 6 days ago "You don't have to pay me Brooke."
"Which." Bumping shoulders with him. "Gentlemen like conduct is exactly why I do have to pay you."
"No point arguing?"
"None." Stepping away into the space, still looking around but I take a moment to glance back. "Shauna's a lucky woman."
"So I keep telling her."
"Ha.")
Again, good to see, for her sake.
Made me smile to write
Most likely.BlissfulMisery wrote: 5 days agoProbably the most satisfaction she will end up getting from him on that front, I suspect, but far better then nothing.RopeBunny wrote: 6 days ago sending Edward the best half dozen and receiving a short reply, a thanks.
Something like half an apology, reading between the lines.

A welcome reversal/juxtaposition!RopeBunny wrote: 3 days ago
What I was going for here, the whole point and angle of this versus the previous chapters/binding. Daniel versus Clive, opposites, Daniel being the other side of the coin, the good side.
Very true - the problem is they are generally not *good* reasons
How it generally works - one needs time and space to actually process all the information taken in. Hard to do that while in the thick of things, as it were. Different modes of mental operation entirely.RopeBunny wrote: 3 days ago Her whole demeanor, pose, screaming depression. But, as with most observations it's a fact noted afterwards
Surreal indeed - the advantages of fiction, I supposeRopeBunny wrote: 3 days ago A surreal thing to walk out and find. Like- one, of several, because I'm a kinky little rope slut -a fantasy come true.
Her question is rhetorical, but yes, definately.RopeBunny wrote: 3 days ago Doubtful her owner is some kind of part time deal and is that even a thing?
The proverbial shoe being on the other foot here - appreciate that she made the connection/realization.RopeBunny wrote: 3 days ago It could easily be me, collared and tethered, waiting the pleasure of another.
It has been me, and will be again.
The only question is when.
Show me a better way. That last line, leaping off the handwritten sign is what stops me.
Apparently someone was *really* out coldRopeBunny wrote: 3 days ago Sarah's cuffs on my wrists, pinned in front, the natural feel of the pose, arms resting not pinned and forced back, meaning I wake slowly, oblivious to my predicament at first. Her ankle cuffs are likewise around my ankles, ballgag in my mouth.
And speaking of processing... Glad to see she is getting a moment to do that. Certainly plenty of that needed, given everything that has happened in relatively short succession.RopeBunny wrote: 3 days ago Pulling the duvet back over myself, relaxing, enjoying the imposed bondage.
Letting thoughts wander.
It isn't that surreal things don't happen in reality, it's just that they're rare. Fiction does give the advantage hereBlissfulMisery wrote: 2 days agoSurreal indeed - the advantages of fiction, I supposeRopeBunny wrote: 3 days ago A surreal thing to walk out and find. Like- one, of several, because I'm a kinky little rope slut -a fantasy come true.![]()
What I thought, was leaning towards with the writing. And there's deeper things at play, Sarah's arc still in motion, but the overall feel is of less extreme bondage, more playful and soft. Cozy is a good choice of word.BlissfulMisery wrote: 2 days ago
A nice cozy chapter to bookend the last few, before what I presume is the inevitable next story arc (or at least the next stage in previous/on-going arcs).

True. But also true that truth is stranger then fiction sometimes - people do all sorts of ridiculous/irrational (or 'unrealistic') things all the time, both in on the macro scale and the micro scale. All one must do is merely live ones life to see examples of the latter, and to read some history to see examples of the former.RopeBunny wrote: 1 day ago
It isn't that surreal things don't happen in reality, it's just that they're rare. Fiction does give the advantage here![]()
Not so subtly 'moving on' with the chapterRopeBunny wrote: 1 day ago And I could easily, happily, spend time explaining and describing the weekend: sights, sounds and smells. But no, instead I'll focus.
Indeed, it can only take a single instant to change absolutely everything - applicable to more things then just bike racing.RopeBunny wrote: 1 day ago Bobby: who used- twenty plus years ago -to race drag bikes semi professionally, who came off going over two hundred, lucky to if not walk away then to at least retain all movement from the waist up. Phantom itching in his legs, keeping him up some nights. A warning there, Bobby plus my own scars speaking of caution.
Again, enjoyed the description here.RopeBunny wrote: 1 day ago Pure indescribable thrill of cutting lose, green on the christmas tree followed by the rising howl of my weapon, splitting the world in two and me, most runs, screaming my own fury and elation to match.
Indeed does not seem like the time for debating the merits of either side...RopeBunny wrote: 1 day ago It didn't come out of my pants, I could, feel like saying. Because we didn't fuck. But we did cuddle, and I touched her and kissed her. So I cheated, Sarah, cheated. And the wanker therefore had some rights- not punching a girl full in the face rights, but some rights -to be mad. No point saying any of that though, and besides I'm otherwise occupied, surprised at the tossed fact that.
...Oh boy.
In fairness, why would he want a bike that is (if she loses) worse then his (just poking fun, obviously there are other reasons given the rare model
And speaking of irrational things people do...RopeBunny wrote: 1 day ago Caged. Collared. Various ties I'll submit to and- fucking rope junkie traitor doesn't understand the risks body -I can feel myself getting slightly hot, a little aroused at the potential of it all. Surrender, to him, total slavery, not as a game. For keeps.
Feel like this was the right way to handle it. As you mentioned before, not a road you wanted to go down again, and I was expecting something like this.RopeBunny wrote: 1 day ago I'd like to play up the drama, give some sense of building tension, spend several minutes describing a seconds long race.
Except I win, simple as that. Even with only half vision in one eye and a still pounding head.
I. Win.
True. Certainly there are tales I could tell, not particularly TUGs related, of people doing strange and unexpected things. Of something like a story unfolding in reality.BlissfulMisery wrote: 12 hours ago True. But also true that truth is stranger then fiction sometimes
As I do more then once, in this single chapter. Although I've done it in other instances too, and will again.BlissfulMisery wrote: 12 hours agoNot so subtly 'moving on' with the chapterRopeBunny wrote: 1 day ago And I could easily, happily, spend time explaining and describing the weekend: sights, sounds and smells. But no, instead I'll focus.
In seriousness, enjoyed reading the description.
Foolish but no doubt expected, given the lean of the chapter, the build-up.BlissfulMisery wrote: 12 hours ago...Oh boy.
Not at all surprising, given the setup for the situation, but foolish nonetheless.