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Suspension Kink
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suspension bondage (en); bondage de suspension (fr); 悬挂束缚 (zh); hangbondage (nl) rope bondage in which the rope bottom is suspended in the air (en)
rope bondage in which the rope bottom is suspended in the air

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Suspension – a torture that is widespread in all countries. This could achieved in a variety of ways: in the limbs, rope bound through wounds in different parts of the body, as well as genital hooks or penetrating the sides of the abdomen. A weight can be attached to hair and other limbs. If this was not enough to send the victim into remorse, the prisoner was beaten with a whip.
Even in the Ancient times, it was found that, unlike the veins in the legs, the veins of the upper body do not have the valves that prevent the reflux of blood. Medieval inquisitors did not fail to take advantage of this knowledge, using it to punish witches and heretics. The outflow of blood provoked rupturing blood vessels, the contents of the stomach and saliva getting caught in the lungs and respiratory tract. This all led to the man, dangling upside down, to choke. When torture was further prolonged, his eyeballs would burst from the immense pressure., and the victim’s face would be covered in disfigured, gaping holes.
Hooks could be hung on severely deformed skin to inflict horrible damage, as such tortures usually lasted hours. This would leave behind completely torn from gravity’s pull. Zabeline “Stephan Razin” describes the torture as follows: “The torturer’s beloved had legs tied to weights. They hung me, eyes dark, bloodshot, ears knocking. Mishutka is led in shouting, he says he doesn’t know anything, the nurse has hidden away with the gaffer, seeming as though she won’t be punished. I scream that he is lying. That is when they lifted me to the wall and chained me in place of him. I looked at his head as though it were a beer pot. He was later flogged with a vine. He said that he was sorry for me, and brought false charges upon himself. They took him, hung me up again, and threw him onto the floor. I already don’t see anything. They later burn me with a hot iron. By the time the night is over he is gone. Pomer, they save. Where they’ve been sent, I don’t know. I was then stood up to a priest and the governor, and released…”

An interesting fact: Mussolini and his mistress Clara Petacci were executed, along with several of his associates, by way of suspension upside down in Milan in 1944.
Who would have thought that something as banal as suspension could be carried out in thousands of ways? For example, one can be suspended from behind by their dislocated hands. All that they can do is buck their head back and forth to somehow distract themselves from the sharp pain in their shoulders’ joints. The most effective method of torture acquired with the help of suspension — hanging one from their legs, upside down. In this position blood quickly flows to the head, bloody bubbles begin running from the nostrils, and then, in some cases, people’s eyes burst from the enormous pressure. A more refined procedure is possible — the person’s spine pierces through them at shoulder blade level, or below the skin of the breast if this is a woman. A hemp rope is inserted into the wound, and the elasticity of the skin piece is transformed in a way that it doubles as a unit of torture. The rope becomes black from clotted blood, and a person can survive a couple of days, sometimes longer, if given water.
Hooks can be attached to the the skin of the stomach, pierced through the axillary cavity, forced under the pubic bone, under the shoulder blade, and even into the lower jaw. If you position one of these hooks under the right rib, then the offender will dangle like a pig carcass and suffer from pain in their liver. Unlike rope hangings, hooks are designed for a shorter duration of punishment, as they cause a person to bleed out. In cases of botched treatment, damage to vital organs is inevitable.
Here you can see one of the victims of suspension. This unfortunate soul was forgotten in the torture chamber for a few months, and upon being found, their skeleton was left there to intimidate the living.
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Feeling kinky? Memorize SSC and RACK. SSC stands for “Safe, Sane, and Consensual.” RACK stands for “Risk Aware Consensual Kink.” Your sex play must meet these requirements — no exceptions. 
Not every fantasy or fetish is safe, legal, or right to act upon. “Safe, Sane, and Consensual” was the universal safety mantra until we admitted that some acceptable sex practices are implicitly not “safe,” although their risks can be alleviated by playing smartly. Then RACK — “Risk Aware Consensual Kink” — was coined. 
Are you interested in fisting, suspension bondage, gut-punching, ball-busting, or heavy BDSM? That’s fine. You can do these things as long as you do them consensually and fully prepared for the risks. SSC and RACK draw a hard line at consent. You’re not allowed to cross this line. Ever. You may never do anything to anyone without their permission. While these rules sound obvious, they exist for a reason. There are many terrifying fetishes in the world — fetishes that fall far outside these limits. Acting on them will land you in prison, hurt you, hurt others, or worse. 
These need to be talked about because they’re real and many people have them. Knowledge is power — talking about them keeps everyone safer. Browse these 22 terrifying fantasies that you need to be aware of.
My name is Alexander Cheves, and I am known by friends in the kink and leather community as Beastly. I am a sex-positive writer and blogger. The views in this slideshow do not reflect those of The Advocate and are based solely off of my own experiences. Like everything I write, the intent of this piece is to break down the stigmas surrounding the sex lives of gay men.
Those who are sensitive to frank discussions about sex are invited to click elsewhere, but consider this: If you are outraged by content that address sex openly and honestly, I invite you to examine this outrage and ask yourself whether it should instead be directed at those who oppress us by policing our sexuality.
For all others, enjoy the slideshow. And feel free to leave your own suggestions of sex and dating topics in the comments.
Hungry for more? Follow me on Twitter @BadAlexCheves and visit my blog, The Beastly Ex-Boyfriend. 
MedicineNet.com states that around 1,000 Americans annually find loved ones dead of self-inflicted autoerotic asphyxiation. These deaths are rarely seen as suicides. Most are simply dangerous acts of self-pleasure gone wrong. 
When you cut off oxygen to your brain, the result can be a euphoric high. Some attempt this during masturbation — with rope, cords, and plastic bags over their heads. Doing so is deadly. It’s easy to pass out, suffocate and die. 
The most famous case of autoerotic asphyxiation is the 2009 death of David Carradine, who played the title character in Quentin Tarantino’s Kill Bill: Volume 2. Carradine was found dead in his Bangkok hotel room. Although his death was immediately assumed a suicide, two separate pathologists later ruled that it was accidental. Shortly after, two of his former wives came forward and said Carradine was into self-bondage — another dangerous fetish. Never do bondage solo. 
Kinksters (kinky people) know the risks of breathplay. As a kink, it should only be done sober and with someone else. If you’re interested in gas masks and the sexy accoutrements of breathplay (cigars, rubber, etc.), you can be one of those healthy, happy kinksters who enjoy it. 
Some submissives get turned on at the thought of being permanently disfigured by their dominants.
If consent is given, are you allowed to injure or disfigure someone? No. The law will not be understanding. We don’t pardon people who intentionally, permanently injure someone else — even if it was done with the other person’s consent. 
Ederacinism is the fetish practice of ripping off your cock and balls. Some opinions on the internet, professional and nonprofessional, say this is less of a fetish and more of a sexual impulse done as the result of intense sexual shame. Some folks feel the urge to manually remove what they perceive to be the source of their “sinful” sexual impulses (which is not your genitalia — it’s your brain). The result is a bloody, self-castrating mess. 
If you’re struggling with shame for your desires and have contemplated ederacinism, seek a therapist. 
Acrotomophilia is sexual attraction to amputees and is actually common among fetishes. A more concerning fetish is apotemnophilia — the desire to become an amputee. If the fantasy of losing your lower leg turns you on, contact your nearest psychiatrist. 
Bug chasing is when an HIV-negative person seeks HIV. “Bug chasing” is Grindr speak — a casual phrase for a heavily tabooed practice. 
I’m HIV-positive. I have been approached by many men who’ve asked me to “poz” them. When this happens, I say no — for two reasons. 
The first: HIV criminalization laws are severe, and no jury is going to believe someone asked to be infected, even if it’s true. These laws exist because of widespread cultural pozphobia and an outdated legal system, one which refuses to understand the modern reality of HIV. We easily criminalize HIV-positive folks while those who willfully and consensually play with us get an automatic free pass. 
The second reason: I have an undetectable viral load, so I have almost no chance of spreading my virus, even if we bareback for hours. 
Many sexperts say bug chasing is formed out of fear of HIV, an offshoot of pozphobia itself. When the fear gets too paralyzing, we reason, folks develop a fetish for getting it — to alleviate the fear.
HIV is now a manageable illness and hardly warrants paralyzing fear. I will attest to such. But there is a line, however murky, between eroticizing risky sex and eroticizing the virus that may come as a result of it. Self-destructive behavior may sound fun, but make sure you are eroticizing the behavior, not the self-destruction. The latter leads down a dark road, one I’ve seen many folks get lost on.
Frotteurism is the fetish of touching strangers in a crowded place, like on public transportation. Most folks know this as “groping,” which is nonconsensual and doesn’t pass SSC or RACK. Not OK. 
Somnophilia is erotic arousal from intruding on a stranger sleeping or waking someone up by touching them sexually. Consent cannot be given when someone is asleep, so acting on this impulse falls far outside SSC and RACK. This is molestation and sexual abuse — plain and simple. It can be deeply scarring to people. Don’t do it. 
Hebephilia (different from pedophilia, see number 11) is the sexual attraction to children between the ages of 11 to 14, the general age of puberty. Children cannot consent to sex as minors. You’re not allowed to have sex with kids. Period. This is a serious criminal offense. 
Necrophilia is arousal from dead bodies. The dead cannot give consent, and sexual pleasure from a dead body is generally regarded as a deep form of disrespect. Necrophilia is illegal in most of the United States. Most, but not all. North Carolina and Louisiana, moral beacons that they are, allow necrophilia, even though Louisiana still bans sodomy between two (consenting, living) adults. The sodomy ban is not legally enforceable, given the Supreme Court's ruling, but it's still on the books.
Symphorophilia is a fetish that can kill you — and others. People with symphorophilia get aroused watching (or staging) car crashes, house fires, collapsed bridges, natural disasters, etc. 
This fetish got some cult attention with the 1996 film Crash (based on the novel of the same name), which starred Holly Hunter. The characters of Crash get off from being in car crashes.
Pedophilia is the world’s most widely known and severely criminal fetish. It’s criminal for a reason. There are innumerable cases of pedophilia leading to lifelong trauma and suffering. 
Pedophilia, as discerned from hebephilia, is sexual attraction specifically to prepubescent children. Acting on pedophilia constitutes sexual abuse and will be punished by the law. 
In the social arena, “pedophilia” and “pedophile” are buzzwords often hurled at people who are not pedophiles — which hurts minority
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