No Safeword – Fae Donata 2

An Analysis of Autonomic and Psychological Responses to Self-Selected Durations of Non-Safeword Tickling Endurance Within Total Immobilization

This paper details the methodology, observations, and qualitative data derived from FetishLabs’ most controversial endurance protocol: the Non-Safeword Tickling Trial. In this paradigm, specimens are granted absolute agency in pre-trial duration selection, ranging from 180 seconds to 7,200 seconds, after which all power is relinquished. The subject is sealed within a full leather body sheath, leaving only the cranium and pedal extremities exposed, with verbal communication nullified by a heavy gag.

The only failsafe against non-medical psychological fracture is a standard canine training clicker. This study focuses on the repeated submissions of specimen Fae Donata, a unique case whose primary paraphilias align perfectly with the trial’s inherent sadomasochistic architecture: extreme bondage and inescapable tickling. We analyze the psychological dichotomy of self-selected doom, the transition from eagerness to desperation, and the profound interview feedback post-experiment.