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Do not try this at home! Not something I do often. I cannot /not/ do solo breathplay, it's too much fun and feels awesome. I make sure to do de-risking as much as possible. That said, I will not lie. This was a high risk session, this is a session that you probably wont see anything like for a long time. Solo breathplay combined with bondage can be extremely dangerous and solo vacbag play is a perfect storm combo, there are many people including I who are highly skilled in breathplay and are capable of this play on their own, that said, even I a pro at this *do not recommend this setup* and even I will avoid playing in this kind of a setup again.
That said I know some dumb people might watch this and think "THAT LOOKS FUN LET ME TRY IT"
At the very least, do some de-risking
1. dont use a vacuum cleaner
2. keep your hand or tongue near the valve piece at all times
3. use a leaky bag or intentionally create and test a leak before going full pressure (Your lungs can generate a very tight pressure level! BreathVac play is very underrated, that said it is something best done under observation of a trained observer who can respond in a situation where self escape may be hindered or impossible.)
Feb 19 2024 - BreathVac Self VacPacking in my scrubs and hiviz vest
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Sooo bed was being hard for me last night so I decided, how do I use up a lot of energy really fast? Well, heavy breathing is a good way to do that. Decided to whip out the vacbag for an old fashioned breath vac run. This vacbag has multiple issues that work in my favor for safety (I wouldn't have done this without testing both) 1. It has a known small leak in the zipper and it is extremely easy to create leaks by not sealing the zipper properly. The small leak is enough to get air in slowly 2. As with most vacbags the valve is very pressure sensitive to a fingertip pressing out on it. Another strategic maneuver I use is keeping my hands and feet close to the zipper, particularly my hands. My legs are more a backup method where I would use mass energy of my pelvis to pull the zipper open. That said the session went exactly as planned, I tested my ears and sinuses, they're not ready for formal vacuum powered vacbag sessions yet. Testing will continue with breathvac sessions
2 months ago