Actions speak louder than words. Demonstrate that you care for your partner by adapting your ties for their particular needs. This article assumes you have already read through the core planning and risk management articles, including…

• A Framework for Successful BDSM Encounters
• Negotiation & Planning
• General Scene and Rope Scene Negotiation Forms
• Risks When Using Rope
• Nerves & Circulation
• Conducting a Scene
• Aftercare & Followup and more.

…so you should already understand how to negotiate a scene and the general kinds of questions it is important to ask. If you have not yet done so, go read these pages. Read them several times until you internalize them.

This article does not repeat that. THIS article is intended to help you smoothly and gracefully adapt your rope for a person that may need some modification to what ties you plan to use, how you tie them or with what type of rope, etc.

Every body is different. Every person needs different things.

This page is organized into two main sections:

• Common modifications: Things that are good general knowledge that you will routinely incorporate into your rope practice.
• Complications: Scenarios and situations that are less common or modification techniques that are less common. These are also worth knowing so you have the knowledge and skills to work with more people.