Neoprene and Nylon
A dude (or should I say bloke...)
called Senzuri San from the UK sent me the
following story with accompanying images:
"The wetsuit is a 7mm diving
one so the heat builds up very fast. By the time the waterproof trousers were
going on I was beginning to sweat and by the time my S10 was in place it was
pouring off me. The white thing is the cap off an Israeli civilian mask - just
the job for kinky scenes but why on earth did they make them? As you can see,
the bondage here was only really a token gesture - for the moment - but it was
effective enough at making it hard to walk. With a 10 second timer on the camera,
getting into position was sometimes a close run (hobbled?) thing. Here are a
few comments:
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T01- "Though
at this stage the neoprene just feels like a warm, rather heavy tracksuit,
my heart has already started to beat faster. Soon the last traces of my
street clothes will have gone. |
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T02- "The effort of pulling
on my boots makes the temperature rise; things are starting to happen
underneath the wetsuit...
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T03 - "The
full suit is on. I begin to sweat a little. I always get a special thrill
from doing up the last couple of centimetres of the zip. Just sitting on
the edge of the bed becomes an erotic experience as the crotch strap of
the jacket grips everything. |
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T04, T05- "Ex-army waterproof
trousers go on - I wonder if anyone's done this in them before... I make
a point of doing up the ankle ties tightly. I squirm about in the smooth
nylon. Under the suit things have begun to get really sweaty and slimy.
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T06- "Now some improvised
shackles. Its quite a shock to find out how slow and clumsy they make me.
Come to think of it, its always surprising how much a wetsuit and a layer
or two of waterproofs restrict your mobility even without any chains. |
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T08- "The S10
goes on, a comfortable and well fitting mask. With the rubber and waterproofs
and the chains, the restricted air flow through the mask just makes the
going heavier and sweatier. |
| T09,T11,T12 - "What
can I say? |
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T14- "A pair of North ear
defenders goes on for a little more peace and quiet as I stew in my own
juices - what I call the "jelly" stage of session... |
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T15 - "Ready
for an evening in. We've had a few storms on the south coast recently so
I have to be prepared for leaks etc... And of course, if the roof leaks
there's always the danger of falling plaster... And there again, there's
a possibility of flooding on the coast so there's a wetsuit on under the
PVC...After all there might not be much warning! Far better to be prepared.
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T16 - "Relaxing
in the greenhouse. But although the sun is getting stronger now, its still
not that warm, so a wetsuit and neoprene socks are essential to avoid chills...And
one has to be remember that a greenhouse is not built to the same standards
as a house so there is an increased danger of leaks - even though it is
sunny, winter weather can be very changeable - hence the need for a chemsuit
and a layer of waterproofs...And then there are the potted plants which
could harbour dangerous insects and parasites...can I do without these gloves?
I think not." |
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T17 through T21
- These pictures show Mr. Senzuri lounging in various PVC outfits. |
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T22 - "The basic rig is
in place. A titanium surf suit, neoprene socks, speedo swimming cap (those
helmets can be draughty!), helmet and a pair of speedo swimming goggles.
Though they look blacked out :-) that is just because they are tinted
:-(. I couldn't see what I was doing for long though, because they soon
got hopelessly steamed up :-). By the time I had got to this stage I was
beginning to experience a definite "geil" (far too good a word to leave
to the Germans) feeling.
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T23 - "A familiar scenario
takes shape, with a new twist. Of course the trousers are my trusty Regatta
bib trousers but on top of them and under the jacket I have put on a fairly
bulky buoyancy aid, for reasons which will become clear... Next to go
on was the restraint belt - now with a padlock of its own - followed closely
by a set of stainless steel handcuffs. Last - and probably least - I have
fished out the close fitting chin guard of my helmet and snapped it in
place. As well as contributing to the general sense of enclosure,it probably
also helped avoid a cold chin - after all, May can be a cold month.
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T24 - "The
front view. The reason for the buoyancy aid is that once the 'cuffs are
on, its bulk makes it practically impossible to reach the helmet or jacket
zip etc to undo them - so it's hard to sneak out of the gear without the
proper key. Goodness knows why, but this seems to add something to the scene. |
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T25 - "Futile
struggling to reach the helmet strap. Not surprisingly it proved futile.
Though I could no doubt have pulled off the socks and loosened the ankles
of the trousers, that was about all I could have got off (at least in terms
of gear, heh, heh, heh!) without the key. |
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T26, T27 - "Enjoying
my 'predicament'. By now those goggles were completely steamed up and it
was hard to see the camera controls. Elsewhere the sweat was oozing around
the inside of that surf suit, creating some very pleasant senations. It
was only a matter of time before I shot my load..." |
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T28 - The use of
a bouyancy vest gives an interesting feeling |
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T29 - A motorcycle
helmet and some duct tape are used to create that necessary state of detachment
of your environment |
Truly great material, PVC wise! I
was a bit puzzled by the yellow helmet (mmmm, helmet) in pictures T15 and T22-T27.
This turned out to be a kayaking helmet. Of course it is a good idea to use
head protection, after all ingaging in fetish activity can sometimes lead to
dangerous situations. As Senzuri San has either removed his pages himself or
was kicked off by his ISP I intend to open an archive of his material. Keep an
eye on this page!
Finally, in case you're wondering,
the name Senzuri San is Japanese for "Mr. jack off".
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