Domination & submission _ the BDSM relationship handbook ( PDFDrive )

restricted, which means the clock is ticking and you only have a short time
before you must reestablish proper blood flow to avoid causing serious or
permanent damage. Bondage photography often depicts models with tortured
breasts in this state; however, what you don’t know is how long they were
allowed to remain so. Most professional bondage photography requires very
short windows of opportunity to get the best shots; being kept in the equipment
or pose any longer can be hazardous to the model’s health.
If you plan on combining tit crushing with any form of impact play, you should
use a low-impact toy that will not break the skin. When the breast tissue is
highly compressed, the taut skin is thinner and under a great deal more pressure
than usual. The effect is not unlike that of a balloon which is inflated almost to
the point of bursting. It may be difficult to pop an underinflated balloon, but an
overinflated one will pop at the mere suggestion of a pointy object.
Finally, as is the case with most other forms of breast torture, you should be
aware that some studies have shown that habitually rough treatment of the
breasts can result in the growth of fibroids in the breast tissue. Fibroids are not
inherently dangerous to a woman’s health, but can result in false positive
readings on mammograms, and may negatively affect the breast’s aesthetics.
Cock and ball crushers present us with an all new and very scary set of safety
concerns. The first and probably most common, aside from the obvious risk of
blocked blood circulation, is cuts, bruises or abrasions. Placing pressure on the
penis or testicles stretches the skin thin, making it much more susceptible to
punctures, tears and other injuries. It also greatly increases the risk of edema.
Edema is abnormal swelling caused by an excessive buildup of interstitial fluids
beneath the skin or in body cavities. The rupturing of blood vessels can cause
hematomas, which are the collection of blood outside of the blood vessels. The
most common form of hematoma is bruising. Crushing the testicles can also
result in spermatoceles, which are a type of cyst that can occur in the scrotum.
Spermatoceles are generally painless and relatively harmless, but have the
potential to cause some alarm and become problematic.
Far more serious is the risk of testicular rupture and torsion injuries. A
testicular rupture is a tear in the tunica albuginea, which is the fibrous
membrane covering the testes within the scrotum. When a testicular rupture
occurs, the contents of the testes spill out into the scrotum. This is a very serious
kind of trauma which usually requires surgery to save the testicle. Testicular