This past weekend hubby prepped the confinement
room, mopping the rubber floor, washing down the rubber walls and ceiling, and cleaning
my fetish clothes, whips and toys that were stored in there.
The weather has finally warmed up enough that
we can start using the room again. So last night, I locked James in the room
for almost four hours after dinner. As I wrote before about the room, I really believe it is
good for James to spend alone time in the confinement room. I notice a
difference in him when he emerges after spending hours detained in there.
Inside his little prison there are no distractions. There is no television or
radio to occupy his mind. He must confront his thoughts. He must mediate on me.
He must confront the truth about our marriage and my active social life that
does not always include him.
It is precious to watch his facial expressions when I order him to
be confined in his little dark, soundproof room with the rubber floor, the
rubber walls and the rubber ceiling.
Perhaps gagged, perhaps
blindfolded, perhaps with earplugs to add to the sensory deprivation. Perhaps
with a butt plug or dildo securely inserted into his body.
Or just locked in there like a
prison cell, as he was last night, free to move around the small space but
still totally enveloped in the darkness and lack of sound, with only the smell
of rubber from the walls and floor, mixed with the smell of leather, latex and
PVC from my clothes that hang in there.
Then there is the technology. The
intercom that I can communicate with him, if I choose, or force him to listen
to what takes place in my bedroom, should I ever decide to bring someone else home with me some night. And there is the surveillance camera
attached to the ceiling where I can view him from my laptop, tablet or iPhone. He
has no idea when I might “spy” on him. The camera is infrared so I can see him
even in the darkness.
Yes, I welcome the reopening of
the confinement room.
Sounds like heaven !!
ReplyDeleteIt must be an intense experience being locked in the confinement room. Especially when the sense of sight and sound is removed so the sense of smell is accentuated in a room filled with the odours associated with dominance.
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