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Bound In Boston 7.5: Saturday, July 24, 2010

Bound In Boston 7.5 will be held on Saturday, July 24, 2010

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This Bound In Boston will be unlike any of our previous events. The focus of this event will be on the spirit of rope, intimacy, sex, and connection. Instead of the usual mayhem of having three concurrent "rope technique" tracks, this will be a smaller and more intimate day, followed by, of course, a play party in the evening. (We'll return to the usual mayhem in September.)

The entire day will be geared towards exploring the experience of rope bondage (as opposed to rope bondage techniques). The event will be appropriate for rope tops and bottoms. Singles are always welcome at Bound In Boston events, but it is strongly recommended that you attend this event with a partner.

We won't be at the Sheraton Norwood this time. Instead, everything will be at Boston Haven, Charlestown, MA. This is a private location; directions will be distributed to registered attendees. No dress restrictions, no noise restrictions!

Play-party attendance will be capped at 70, so there'll be a limited number of "party-only" tickets that will go on sale two weeks after the event tickets go on sale.

All attendees must be at least 18 years old, and will need to sign a waiver.

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This Bound In Boston website serves members of the bdsm rope bondage kink and fetish communities in the Boston, Massachusetts area. It is particularly of interest to people who are interested in Shibari or Kinbaku. These are the origins of the Japanese-styled rope bondage techniques that we learn about and practice. Very often people in the kink and fetish communities are interested in rope bondage, having heard the terms Shibari and Kinbaku, but are uneducated in their origins and use. While we are not technically teaching the pure rope bondage forms of Shibari or Kinbaku, we base our teachings on those artforms. Our workshops are in the Boston, Massachusetts area. Hemp, jute - different types of rope are used.

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