Floor bondage refers to bondage acts that use the floor as a platform. This may be through specialized equipment, such as floor pillories or a bondage board or the usual BDSM gear such as bondage ropes. The idea in floor bondage is to keep the submissive grounded and beneath the dominant person. The submissive can then be subjected to humiliation and other BDSM acts.
Like any bondage act, floor bondage can make the submissive feel vulnerable and helpless. The floor is the additional “hard” component that adds to the submissive's punishment. It can get very exciting. So, agree on a safe word.
Likewise, a dominant partner should remain aware of the pressure they exert on the submissive to minimize the floor's impact.
A specialized item, like the Liberator Bondi board, can make floor bondage accessible to most people.
A person in floor bondage with the help of the Liberator Bondi
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