## Beating the past!

Post by matthew » Wed Sep 30, 2009 5:56 am

In "Are we wusses?" I wrote about how my ex-sister used to tie me up for long periods (often all day) in cruely tight positions that hurt. Since living with my new family, I have met a really nice girl, and we have slowly beat the deamons of the past by indluging in TUGs of increasing length and incresingly tight restraints.
I was at Laura's house this weekend, and as the weather was nice and we had the house to ourselves, I spent most of Saturday tied very tightly to a chair in the lounge, with Laura sitting on my knee and watching TV or kissing and cuddling.
Unlike people are doing with Tyler's story, instead of throwing my hands up in horror (horrific though it was), I am beating the deamons of my past.
Wouldn't it be a great tribute to Tyler's memory if we keep TUGs in their right perspective and continue to enjoy them?
Matthew

### Re: Beating the past!

Post by Fesselfan » Wed Sep 30, 2009 6:02 am

First let me congratulate on beating your own personal demons. It takes strength to do so.
I have to disagree on one point, though:

> matthew wrote:[...]
> Wouldn't it be a great tribute to Tyler's memory if we keep TUGs in their right perspective and continue to enjoy them?
> Matthew

IMHO no. Tyler's ordeal is not related to TUGs, and we (or at least I ) don't know if he had any experiences with TUGs before.
Simply let the poor boy rest in peace, take his story as an example of what some persons are able and willing to do to other persons.
Cheers
FF
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Those who understand binary numeral system, and those who don't.

### Re: Beating the past!

Post by matthew » Wed Sep 30, 2009 12:21 pm

Point taken!

### Re: Beating the past!

Post by kidnapper » Wed Sep 30, 2009 9:56 pm

fesslefan is right! you must forget tyler's story! you think too much about him, just let forget about him and his horrible tale.

### Re: Beating the past!

Post by Boundgal08 » Thu Oct 01, 2009 9:20 am

FF is right.. the story based on Tyler, was a saddening story indeed, and may he rest in peace, but the relationship between tugs and this incident is non- existent.. Tyler, was at the hands of two sick minded people, who subjected him to unbelievable circumstances, it was child abuse, and manslaughter, whether he had played tugs of some sort before that,, we do not know... but there is no connection here, and id like us to leave the boy to RIP now...
Cheers,
Boundgal
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### Re: Beating the past!

Post by kidnapper » Thu Oct 01, 2009 6:45 pm

> ... id like us to leave the boy to RIP now...

god bless him