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Articles tagged: Sekibaku (責縛)

Erotic shibari style based on personal responsibility.

1.1.2 What is eroticism?
What “erotic” means in the context of shibari: how eroticism and sexuality relate to each other, why there are no universal techniques or responses, and what it means to understand shibari as a way of managing desire, far removed from any repertoire of sexual techniques.
Estimated reading time: 6 minutes.
1.1.5 Personal responsibility
Personal responsibility covers whatever lies within our room for maneuver; understanding what it involves and taking it on allows us to recognize, in each interaction, what we can act on for safer and more satisfying shibari.
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4.3.4 Knowing, accepting, and satisfying yourself
We study intention—what moves us to act and what we seek in doing so—and why knowing and accepting it is the only way to satisfy ourselves on the erotic level.
Estimated reading time: 11 minutes.
5.4.2 Threat
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5.4.4 Equity
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5.5.1 The Sekibaku itinerary
The itinerary of Sekibaku (責縛), its roadmap of desire, is the backbone of erotic application in this style. This model sets out a logical sequence designed to help the person being tied explore their desire.
Estimated reading time: 9 minutes.
5.5.2 The cycle of desire
Applying the Sekibaku (責縛) itinerary means establishing a cycle of desire and applying it at every step, in every movement, and not to the session as a whole: the person tying manages the desire of the person being tied by increasing it, not satisfying it, and starts again over and over.
Estimated reading time: 7 minutes.
Futumomo (太もも)
Literally, “thigh”. This is the term and spelling used to refer to the strip of skin visible between a schoolgirl's stocking and her skirt.
Kyosho-gaku – The education of desire
The literal translation of Kyosho-gaku (急所學) is “the study of vital points”: a martial arts concept referring to areas of the body where it is advantageous to apply a particular technique in combat.
Nawasuji (繩筋): management through the rope
Unlike other shibari styles built around predefined figures or patterns, Sekibaku places the practical usefulness of the rope within the erotic interaction as its central technical criterion.
Sekibaku (責縛)
Sekibaku (責縛) is a term made up of two characters:
Sekibaku (責縛) — Characteristics of the style
Sekibaku is the shibari style created by Yagami Ren and developed independently at Shibari Dojo.
Taijutsu (體術): body mechanics
The study of the techniques that allow us to understand and use the body during shibari is the second technical area of Sekibaku and, without doubt, the most demanding for students.

Articles tagged: Sekibaku (責縛)

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