Crotch rope

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[[Image:Crotch rope01.jpg|thumb|200px|Western style crotch rope]]
 
[[Image:Crotch rope01.jpg|thumb|200px|Western style crotch rope]]
In [[Japanese bondage]] a '''crotch rope''' ('''''Sakuranbo''''') is a [[bondage rope harness]] tied around the hips and groin in such a way as to rub against the genitals. The aim is to generate thoughts of sexual [[submission]] and excitement in the person thus tied.
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A '''crotch rope''' ('''''Sakuranbo''''') is a [[bondage rope harness]] tied around the hips and groin.
  
Crotch ropes are also common in Western-style bondage.  They appear regularly in the drawings of [[Robert Bishop]].
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In [[Japanese bondage]] a crotch rope ('''''Sakuranbo''''') is tied in such a way as to rub against the genitals. The aim is to generate thoughts of sexual [[submission]] and excitement in the person thus tied.
  
== See also ==
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The same purpose may exist for Western-style bondage, which also uses them for anchorage when restraining a [[victim]] or support during [[suspension bondage]] or on a [[St. Andrew's cross]].
  
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Crotch ropes appear regularly in the drawings of [[Robert Bishop]].
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== See also ==
 
* [[Bondage positions and techniques]]
 
* [[Bondage positions and techniques]]
  

Revision as of 12:17, 29 December 2007

Western style crotch rope

A crotch rope (Sakuranbo) is a bondage rope harness tied around the hips and groin.

In Japanese bondage a crotch rope (Sakuranbo) is tied in such a way as to rub against the genitals. The aim is to generate thoughts of sexual submission and excitement in the person thus tied.

The same purpose may exist for Western-style bondage, which also uses them for anchorage when restraining a victim or support during suspension bondage or on a St. Andrew's cross.

Crotch ropes appear regularly in the drawings of Robert Bishop.

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