Hogtie
Hogtying is a method of tying the limbs together, rendering the 'hogtied' victim immobile. Originally, it applied to pigs; now it can also be applied to human bondage.
The standard procedure on humans is to tie the victim's wrists together behind the back, tie the ankles together and join the wrist and ankle ties, forcing the legs to be bent double. Often, elbow bondage is used. The knees may also be tied together, or the ankles may be tied crossed so that the knees are spread apart. The knees can also be held apart by a spreader bar.
Variants on the classic hogtie (using rope bondage) include the use of handcuffs, referred to as a hogcuff, or straps.
If the victim's arms are in a monoglove or armbinder, a hogtie may be achieved by tying the ankles to the tip of the monoglove.
Usually, the wrists and ankles are brought into close proximity but not touching. In a more stringent hogtie, they are made to touch or even overlap. This usually causes the back to arch, and it may cause severe discomfort if the bondage is prolonged.
Zentai
Someone may be put in bondage while wearing a zentai. This may add an extra dimension to the bondage, and further depersonalise and objectify the victim. The victim may be gagged and blindfolded under the hood without this being very obvious.
See also
| This article on "Hogtie" incorporates text from from Wipipedia. |
