According to the original caption, this fetching rope harness on actress Brigitte Skay is no kind of bondage getup at all, but is instead an essential part of her costume for the 1970 British comedy science fiction film Zeta One:
The movie was also released under the titles The Love Slaves and Alien Women and The Love Factor.
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Onlyfans model Katherine is lowkey whining in this video about having to make a video custom with a nose hook theme for one of her fans:
But as she says at the end, “Ka-ching! Ka-ching!”
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Continuing on the crotch rope theme from the previous post, here’s another amateur image of a tightly crotch-roped woman from the porn tumbler heyday:
That’s a pussy-cinch if we ever saw one!
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We’ve all heard about safe words, but did you know about danger words?
Femboy catgirl VTuber Nekoa says “The existence of a safeword implies the existence of a danger word, which can be used to turn any sexual encounter into Mortal Kombat!”
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The bondage is of the worst possible bits-of-clothesline and wooden dowels sort, but in the 1950s pinup magazine era, it was usually like that:
This is British pinup model and B-movie starlet Eve Eden, so the crappy bondage doesn’t really matter.
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This artwork comes from the interior illustration for a spread in the April 1967 issue of Man’s Action magazine titled Blood Orgy Of The Tiger Men:
Poor Lisa; I don’t think this story ends well for her!
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