Car time fun!

SIRCUMSTANCE · 12-28-2013, 08:18 AM

Thought I'd introduce an idea/rule that I've implemented in the past to much success.

The following takes place in a car however it could be modified for any form of seated travel, should you feel brave enough.

This idea lends itself to many variations, but here is a great starting point! As my sub was my only frequent copilot/passenger, this (and other variations of the idea) quickly became a permanent fixture to her passenger seat.

For the most basic version, all that is needed is a trimmed broom handle or spare piece of dowelling , heck - even a stick from the yard could work. Trim your piece to be slightly longer than your car seat and secure it at each end (front and back) with rope or twine so that it provides a nice raised surface for you (or your sub) to ride upon, increasing pressure on the crotch and ass while seated. Make sure you buckle her in tight, I promise she will feel every bump the road has to offer!

... did I slip onto the gravel shoulder again?! Oops!

12-28-2013, 08:18 AM	#1
SIRCUMSTANCE Member Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: Canada Posts: 68	Car time fun! Thought I'd introduce an idea/rule that I've implemented in the past to much success. The following takes place in a car however it could be modified for any form of seated travel, should you feel brave enough. This idea lends itself to many variations, but here is a great starting point! As my sub was my only frequent copilot/passenger, this (and other variations of the idea) quickly became a permanent fixture to her passenger seat. For the most basic version, all that is needed is a trimmed broom handle or spare piece of dowelling , heck - even a stick from the yard could work. Trim your piece to be slightly longer than your car seat and secure it at each end (front and back) with rope or twine so that it provides a nice raised surface for you (or your sub) to ride upon, increasing pressure on the crotch and ass while seated. Make sure you buckle her in tight, I promise she will feel every bump the road has to offer! ... did I slip onto the gravel shoulder again?! Oops!