Conscious Rope- working with the rope

What else is tying up and being tied up (of course always assuming consent)? For me it is surrender; letting go; pure relaxation (because I don't have to and can't do anything); security and being held, because just as the rope holds me and I can let myself fall into the rope, I can let go more easily, I no longer have to "hold myself together"... and that can be incredibly powerful, because by being tied up on the outside and really feeling the boundaries of my skin, something can be released inside, something can open up and I can let go of tension, breathe deeply, emotions can be released. Being tied up, letting my body fall completely into the rope and being held, melts protective layers, makes me soft, brings me into my body...

Of course, it may be completely different for you! Perhaps just the thought of being tied into the rope triggers discomfort and a feeling of being at the mercy of others. Even then, it can be really exciting to work with it. We can move step by step and at your own pace, take a step back at any time - every "no", every "stop" is expressly welcome... (and of course there are always scissors ready should something suddenly feel overwhelming).

As a rope artist, I love the slowness, the mindfulness, the lightness, the creativity, the intuitiveness, the robustness of the rope and the playfulness.

There are soooo many qualities and so much gold in this piece of hemp, jute, cotton,...

I am incredibly excited to see this new “tool” incorporated into my work

Would you like to find out more or try it out? Then contact me and, depending on your needs, we can see what is right for you.

-Trust, devotion, letting go, presence-

The setting:

- A session lasts 90min-120min

- you wear clothes that are as tight as possible, at least underwear

- working with the rope is intuitive (i.e. no “decorative” restraints designed for visual effect)

I look forward to your message and your questions!

Oh yes, so it's not about eroticism, not about BDSM, I would much rather contribute to getting ropes out of this "corner", for me they actually belong in every household :)