Here the woman is one of a set of slaves. She might be bound, or chained, to them by the neck, by the wrist, by the ankle, etc. She imagines herself one of several. Here it is important for the tie to be extended on each side of her, and fastened on each side of her. This is useful when she is being “picked out” from others, perhaps as the most desirable for acquisition, etc.

Love bows.

For binding over the saddle, the “love bow” is a possibility. There are two, standard love-bow ties, one in which the ankles are bound together, the other in which they are not; in both the wrists are bound together, generally palms exposed, over and behind the head. Let us suppose that she is bound, belly up, over a saddle. The saddle, let’s suppose, is three cushions from the sofa, over which she is arched. The ankles, in the first tie, are fastened together and the bond passed under the cushions and then used to fasten her wrists together and back. The principle of the love-bow ties is that her movements, as she struggles, are transmitted by the rope tensions through her body. If she moves her feet, it pulls against her wrists; if she tries to free her hands, it more cruelly pins back her ankles. The love bow exposes her body, gracefully, helplessly, for your touch. As she writhes, bound, the tie makes her the center of a pleasure loop, her stimulated clitoris the center for a radiation of sensation. In the “open love bow” the wrists are fastened, as before, but each ankle, separately, is bound to the two wrists. (Tie the wrists at the center of the rope and then run the two ends to the ankles, tieing them.) The point of this, of course, is that it allows the male to penetrate the female. In this variation, of course, it is not pretended she is bound over a saddle, but, say, some other object. What about a pleasure rack?

Circle ties.

The circle tie is useful. In it the wrists are tied behind the back and bound to the ankles, which are pulled back and fastened in proximity to the wrists. This is primarily a holding tie. The captive, thus secured, cannot rise to her feet. She may be, thus, on her side, fastened about a tree or stanchion.

Ties behind the neck.