Stories of Tie Up Games

Since she watched her first crime movie on TV, your daughter / little sister asks you to rob her and tie her up at least twice an hour, because the scene looked very funny in her eyes.

Finally, you say "yes" - but you want to use it for teaching her a lesson that being robbed for real might be dangerous and not as funny as she thinks.

How do you do it - of course without really bringing her in danger.

"Twice an hour." Hahaha. No, she'd only have to ask once. But, after explaining the danger of real robberies and laying down the safety rules, I would get into character for her. Then I'd treat her to a solid handgagging, a hogtie with ropes, a chair-tie with duct tape, and a cleave gag covered with tape. Not to mention an over-exadurated villain voice that wouldn't intimidate anyone.

Here a little sister

I asked my older bro to simulate a robbery or kidnapping to experience how does it feel like.
Before that request, we were only TUGGING, just a game for us.
I was something like 11 and I must say it was "intense".
I got tightly tied and gagged and my bro showed how easy I could be carried out from home like nothing or even stuffed inside a hiking backpack.
No matter how I struggled or tried to call for help through my gag, I had virtually no chance to get loose from the ropes or to get people attention with a proper gag.

Since I loved TUG from my first time tied, that small demo taught me to never let anyone but my brother to tie me up (' till I meet my actual husband )

Great replies so far - and also from the perspective of the daughter, how funny

Any more answers?

We would have a long discussion about it. It's one thing to pretend to be captured, but to be actually bound like she is asking. I agree to one time acting out a robbery for her.

After I gather duct tape, I let her settle in before handgagging her. Without hurting her, I just drag her to a closet, where I put in a baby monitor ahead of time, and push her in. I tape her mouth, her hands, and her ankles before laying her down and putting her in a hogtape. I would close it and leave her there for a few, keeping an eye on the baby monitor. I want her to understand that it is scary but not actually hurt her.

It would be a while, at most an hour, before I get her out and free her. Then I would have another discussion about her experience where - hopefully - she understands that robberies aren't fun and could be much worse than what she experienced.