Escorts during dive encounter training
The Photo: An escort using a snorkel during training has just clamped shut the mp-hose between the first and second stages of her ‘rival’s’ twin-hose reg cutting off her air. Wearing a deflated Avon drysuit her ‘rival’ is trapped below the surface with out the buoyancy to reach the surface. Sucking her inhalation hose dry moments later she expelled her mouthpiece and her hoses floated above her head. If she doesn’t act quickly she will drown. The purpose of this training is to teach an escort trainee diver how to get out of her scuba set and turn her air back on - or in this case remove the vice-grips clamping her mp-hose shut - while encumbered by a deflated drysuit squeezing her body making it difficult to move.
I can’t imagine that having chronicled all the fatal accidents from vomiting into gas masks or suffocating from inattention to ones air supply or from seizures brought on by intense muscular contractions and high BP during orgasm and a few fetish related murders that I would need to warn readers that fetish sex could be harmful to their health. Or about the dangers of various ways to immobilize one’s rivals or enemies, especially while in diving gear. I think people reading my blog are more interested in fanaticizing while reading about women getting offed or accidentally killing themselves in a fetish situation than trying it on their own. But I suppose you never know. There are people who believe we only went to the moon on the back lot of MGM or that they saw Elvis in the grocery last week, so there are some delusional people in the world and the fetish community certainly has its share.
The bit about clamping a rival’s mp-hose shut for a diver using a twin-hose reg is extremely dangerous if the diver who has her reg clamped isn’t familiar with the recovery procedure and panics, which is why we spend as much time as we do teaching our escorts how to recover from air supply failures. We also recommend escort divers carry a pony bottle of air and a lift bag on each dive so if she loses her buoyancy or runs out of air she can reach the surface on her own. We also recommend testing weight belt buckles and integrated weight pouch fasteners before diving to be certain the diver knows how to release her weights and that the weights will actually release if the need arises. Twin-hose regulators are fairly rare in the vanilla diving community these days since most of the twin-hose units are vintage equipment, but they are in demand for fetish diving. So I have taught Anya, Cyndi and Gigi how to recover from having a twin-hose clamped, but that isn’t part of the syllabus at St Lucy’s. As returning readers know I prefer to wear a FFM for fetish diving (dive-sex) since with an FFM there is no possibility of expelling the mouthpiece during orgasm and it is more comfortable for long duration dives and naps underwater as there is no tiring of the jaw from gripping the mouthpiece and you can talk to your dive partner while wearing an FFM.
As I said, with human nature you never know, so if there are some adventuresome readers - who believe “that can’t happen to me” - who are such thrill-seekers that they want to try to see if they can survive some of the incidents I have written about; if there is anyone like that reading this please get proper training for the equipment you use and don’t try the dangerous things I write about. Attempting those sorts of things could be hazardous to your health!
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