Jan 12 2023 - VacPacked in my hiviz coveralls Kevlar Vest and Hiviz Vest Harness
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A heavy harness always feels good to get vacuum sealed in, especially with tons of heavy metal on it. Adding my coveralls and sweaty Kevlar vest made for a delightfully exciting session.
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I was going to get a vacbag with a breathing tube for doing self bondage but heard a few horror stories about people getting trapped in their vacbed with breathing tube and then not being able to get out and becoming so dehydrated they needed hospital attention, one person had the breathing tube become blocked and it was a fatal situation. Self bondage is dangerous, period. Self vacuum bondage is plain not worth the risk. I'll stick to playing with my belts and things I can take off myself for self bondage. I don't do self bondage much and when I do it's typically just me wrapping stuff around my legs and chest, a matter of my autism and pressure seeking.
Why would I want to do that? I don't really like to play risky. The more I struggle the more likely there is risk of something bad happening. Nobody is a mind reader, they cannot tell if I need air without me making some sort of signal. Frantic struggles is another signal for air. I could just make a video where I squirm a bit more, alas squirming burns up oxygen shortening the time I can stay rebreathing