Tugs Culture

Postby Jay Feely » Wed Aug 27, 2014 4:27 pm

Lol, this may sound very stupid,

But

Do culture affect how tug is played?
Like bondage styles?
You will have to subdue me to restrain me. I been a bad boy so make sure you torture me too with anything but pain.

Re: Tugs Culture

Postby cellofello » Wed Aug 27, 2014 11:11 pm

Jay Feely wrote:Lol, this may sound very stupid,

But

Do culture affect how tug is played?
Like bondage styles?


Not a stupid question at all. It certainly can. In Japan, there is a different bondage style known as shibari. It has a different look than what one usually sees in America and Europe.

Re: Tugs Culture

Postby Plueschbabycd » Thu Aug 28, 2014 8:04 am

I think would possibly do, like all other children play. If Culture see Tug not a sin.

I once read story where children form very strict Christianity learn Tugs other children. The convert it fast scenes form the bible. As parents found it out the first declare as a sin than but after time where the children must them convinced that want do no sin, the permit it but only as a passion play. :)
Andrew
"Don“t dream it, be it." Dr. Frank N. Furter in Rocky Horror Picture Show

Re: Tugs Culture

Postby Chris12 » Thu Aug 28, 2014 10:44 am

Well....somewhat? I kind of noticed something on youtube.

The Dutch are said to somewhat serious and if you go searching on youtube for the Dutch word of tie up you generally just get news about robberies but when you try it in English you get all sorts of vids like pranks, escape challenges, ''hostage'' plays and all sorts of stuff.

So perhaps that means we are stuck up and English speaking people aren't?