New Video: Gimp in the Spotlight
Episode 2 Part 1: “Never Gonna Let You Go”

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Just in time for the stretchy festivities, we have a hot and sweaty new video for you: The latest installment in our Gimp in the Spotlight series!

The key to keeping a gimp subdued and obedient is to make sure the gimp knows that there is absolutely no chance of escape.

While most gimps are naturally docile, even pathetically pliable, given enough time, most will test their bonds and try to escape. If successful, they will become jaded, dejected, and ultimately feel disappointed that they were not important enough to keep strictly bound.

While gimp feelings are irrelevant most of the time, it is important to know that they exist, so that the gimp can be better controlled, and thereby providing optimum results for its keeper.

Here, a gimp technician demonstrates how to keep a particularly testy gimp in its place.

When transitioning the gimp from its standard overnight hogtie, to a standing position, ahead of a monthly "health maintenance" expression of built-up gimp fluid, every partial removal of a bondage element is accompanied by the addition of a new bondage element, so that the gimp may not avoid its predicament.

Each step of the way, while the gimp may experience temporarily greater freedom of movement, it cannot, in fact, get very far at all, no matter how much it struggles.

And struggle, in fact, is something to provoke from a gimp, so that both the gimp and the keeper can be assured that the bondage is insurmountable, and that its condition as a bound object, to be used and tormented, is permanent.

Featuring Vibramboy and NamelessGimp.

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