Ginger Play - One of Nature’s best BDSM tortures. . . Well, if there is a better one – let Me know!

I am used to O/others asking for inventive and different play methods since I provide information, ideas, concepts, pros/cons of a play I have experienced and heard about and of course safety practices. Anyone who knows Me (or knows of Me) can tell you that I am an experienced and creative Supreme Lady of BDSM who loves to be different, experiment with unique toys and concepts, and also one who believes that nature provides BDSM lifestylers both fun and remedies.

"Figging" is the use of the natural ginger root in anal play. Now you know what it is – let Me explain some of the things you should know before you attempt this new and wonderful sadistic play form. condensed version - text removed - please order the full document

The first important thing is to be sure that your subject is not allergic to ginger or members of the same spice family. Remember safety first and knowledge let’s E/everyone enjoy!

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However if your subject is used to heavy anal play or you are planning ahead you can hype up the effects of the ginger in a few ways. condensed version - text removed - please order the full document

Take time and care in the visual effects of you preparing the root. Let the sub see and smell the root. Use a sexy knife or paring knife. A nice sharp knife and a cutting surface (no – not your sub), a surface like a cutting board is needed. condensed version - text removed - please order the full document

Take your time when shaping the ginger. Tell the sub in graphic detail what you are doing. Be sure the tip is rounded for easy insertion. Check that the entire piece is smooth. Use a dish of water to carefully rinse the ginger. Slide your hand up and down and recheck for the smoothness. When everything is nice and smooth your subject should already be more than ready for the experience.

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Word a safety – part two (part one was to be sure that the subject was not allergic – remember)… IF condensed version - text removed - please order the full document

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