Every breath you take

28.07.2020

by sub-Bee

Kink of the Week | Sinful Sunday | The September Song Project

Bee wearing creepy gas mask with fake eyes

Every breath you take
Every move you make
Every bond you break
Every step you take
I’ll be watching you

Every breath you take – The Police

I had originally considered Berlin’s take my breath away but I’ll explain why I decided on The Police’s slightly creepy lyrics a bit later.

Breathplay is something that absolutely terrifies me. To the point I find myself freaking out when I see clips of it, that doesn’t stop me trying to watch them though, I clearly don’t have that kind of restraint needed to stop myself.

I don’t want to feel the sheer panic as I try to gasp for breath. I don’t want to feel dizzy from lack of oxygen, I’ve experienced how that feels and it’s not something I want to repeat.

Obviously breathplay comes in degrees and what I’ve spoken about is the upper limit. It can be as innocuous as a hand over your mouth or having to hold your breath. That I can do.

I have always been intrigued by gas masks though, I’ve never really understood them so wanted to give one a go just to see if it’s something that could work for me. And was it? In a word, no. Maybe I chose the wrong one, if I’d chosen one I could see out of would that have been better? Who knows. All I know is I felt a bit nauseous so coupling one with a rebreather bag is a definite no.

I’ve always had a fantasy of being pinned down with a hand over my throat whilst I’m fingered to orgasm. I’m not sure if it’ll ever be a reality though.

Breathplay is remarkably dangerous. Whilst I’m not against a certain amount of risk putting myself in a dangerous situation just doesn’t appeal to me. All it takes is to be distracted for a split second and the results could be dire.

That brings me back around to my choice of lyrics. Putting them in the context of breathplay they stop being creepy, I want someone to watch me every step of the way and keep me safe.

Written by sub-Bee

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9 thoughts on “Every breath you take”

  1. Never tried a mask but I do enjoy breath play… I think the masks look fun and I always feel excited when I see them 🙂

  2. Looks I’m the odd one out. I didn’t think I would like gas masks (not that the topic is all about gas masks), but in the right setting, I got hooked. It’s actually less about breathplay and more about hiding from the world, seeing a different perspective, experiencing different sensations. Yes, breathing does get harder. I can see how it’s not everyone’s kink, it wouldn’t be one if it were.

    Thanks for making creepy lyrics less so!

  3. I enjoy breathplay quite a lot but only with someone’s hands around my throat or on my face. I dom’t like wearing masks and someone else wearing one freaks me out a little. Nevertheless, this is a really great picture!

  4. The gas mask thing is creepy. It is so not me. I am not into being dehumanized at all. However this picture gives me the shivers and I love it for that reason.

    And the twist on the lyrics, you are so right.

    Mollyx

  5. Breath play is on my list of “don’t do’s” whenever I am asked . . . however, I always find the hoods and masks quite intriguing whenever I come across them from time-to-time. (Though I always put them straight back onto their hooks or shelves).
    But I keep scrolling back to your eyes which is what makes this such a fabulously striking image!
    Xxx – K

  6. That terrifies me…anything over my face freaks me out…but breathplay at a trusted someones hands? Hell yeah!

  7. Wow. That’s a fantastic image. I’m not into breathplay either. I don’t mind if my partner puts a hand on my throat lightly, like an “ownership” gesture during sex, but squeezing is a no no for us. I can see why it appeals to people, but it just feels too dangerous to me.

    Really enjoyed your post.

  8. I like your explanatory twist on the lyrics at the end; it makes so much sense!

    Breath play is not for me. I’m claustrophobic and prone to panic attacks when I feel my breathing is being inhibited. I nearly drown once as a child, so whenever I feel I can’t breathe it triggers traumatic memories for me. The idea of having anything covering my face… Just, NO.

    (I sort of forgot about these issues once and – otherwise loving water and being quite athletic – decided to try learning to scuba dive. Let’s just say it did NOT go well…)

  9. This is such an intriguing image and I keep coming back to it. I think it would make an amazing story prompt. I think how you’ve tied the image in with your words is really effective and totally relate to being watched very closely for safety reasons.

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