Rope Group Suspends Tying Until Shibari vs. Kinbaku Debate Resolved
A local rope group has suspended actual tying while members attempt to settle the far more urgent question of whether their practice should be called shibari or kinbaku.
A local rope group has suspended actual tying while members attempt to settle the far more urgent question of whether their practice should be called shibari or kinbaku.
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