Stories of Tie Up Games

Have you ever tried screwing a bowl of ice?

Yes, and the ice wasn't very cooperative it kept melting and going limp on me.

ooh, I like the reverse concept! the 'what happened to get him in this situation' is quite exciting. Obviously, Charlie had it coming, so all the more sympathy for Camelia for doing the right thing.

dit get a bit confused, I read Rice in stead of Ice,...

Thanks for the appreciation @owenlewisgrey . I need to know if the concept works.

There is a considerable back-story sitting there but it seems that there is little interest.

Xtc wrote: 1 week ago Have you ever tried screwing a bowl of ice?

Look at the wise guy jokes

Absolutely not, sounds worse then jumping into a cold pool, river, ocean.....

Just asking! You never know: you might have had some insights.

Xtc wrote: 1 week ago Just asking! You never know: you might have had some insights.

I'm no genius, but I would imagine anyone attempting such a thing, would have major issues staying hard enough to succeed at such a task

Or, perhaps we could go back to the old trick involving the partial discharge of a fire extinguisher. . . . .
. . . oops, perhaps I had better draw a veil over that there.

OK, @Red86 , @tapedup2, @WhereAmI and @owenlewisgrey, here's the next little bit:

. . . 19 (Even Earlier Yet)


That Friday night, Charlie had reported to his Mistress’s place as he had done on most Fridays (and at other times) for the past couple of years. They had often discussed Charlie moving in but there were good reasons to wait until their parents would be more amenable to their getting together properly. Camelia’s folks were rich and it would not do to alienate them – at least until she could get her hands on some of their money. It wasn’t worth making a fuss about; besides, they enjoyed the anticipation of their fun weekends.

It had been a fraught week at work and Charlie was looking forward to being looked after. He enjoyed not having to make his own decisions and almost revelled in the inevitable bondage that he would experience. He was also looking forward to the increasing likelihood of Camelia allowing him to have his evil way with her – but only under some strict conditions.

The two made a contrasting pair; he was slight and very blonde and she was tall, dark-haired, olive skinned and athletic. She was also the intelligent one of the pair and four years older than he. They would both be considered attractive or, “Easy on the eye,” as Charlie described his paramour. She simply described him to her mates as “cute”.

Eye Candy.

'Charlie At 19' sounds like a 1977/78 TV show starring Lance Kerwin. 'James At 15/16'.

Perhaps the next sequence could be "When Charlie was 16"?

"Perhaps I should recount the outcome of the above tale or even detail some of the adventures that led to “When Charlie was 19”?"

Both sound like viable options!

Thank you.