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So you've decided you want to trap women in bubbles. Maybe you've got a girlfriend who wants to be stuck in a bubble, or that's accommodating enough that she'll let you put her in some sort of bubble trap for your enjoyment. Maybe you're a bounty hunter who's looking to learn some new ways to apprehend people. Maybe you know some really mean girls or criminals who have it coming. If this is you, then read on. I'm in favor of this sort of stuff, which is why I'm willing to share a lot of hard earned knowledge. But if you're going to trap nice people against their will, then please go elsewhere. This knowledge isn't intended for you.
There's basically four ways you can go when it comes to encapsulation. New technology, magic, bio-engineering, and current technology.
Regardless of the path you chose, there are a few important items to consider:
Regardless of the path you chose, there are a few important items to consider:
- Build in a release method. Bubble related stories sometimes talk about an encapsulation trap that can never be popped. If you're the one doing the bubbling, this is really shortsighted. The situation may change where you want to or need to release some woman you've bubbled. Maybe you've had a change of heart. Maybe someone's offered to pay a ransom. Maybe it's a condition of your upcoming parole. Maybe you were cleaning your bubble gun and didn't think it was loaded. In any case, don't paint yourself into a corner. Don't create a bubble you can't pop.
- Safety, safety, safety! Let's be honest. Whatever other explanation we may give, if you're reading this guide its because you've got a bubble fetish. And you know what's not sexy? A corpse in a bubble. Make sure you thoroughly test your encapsulation method for safety before using it. Consider everything that could go wrong before you take responsibility for some woman's life by putting her in a bubble or other inescapable enclosed space. Don't assume. Test and verify. If hundreds of engineers and the FAA can do their best and still make a plane that flies itself into the ground, your encapsulation method probably has flaws. Think hard about them, try to anticipate them, and fix them before you put on a mask and go out in the world bubbling girls. And this goes back to point #1. Have a way to undo anything you've done if things go sideways. Also, unless you've figured out how to suspend bodily functions as part of your trap tech, you should probably build in some sort of automatic release. You know what I'm talking about here, right?
- Make sure you build in safeguards so you don't accidentally get encapsulated yourself. Maybe this is some sort of lockout on your balloon gun. Maybe it's a muzzle on your bubble belching pet. Maybe it's making sure you always have some bubble popping tool on you, maybe in your watch or belt buckle or something. And don't leave your encapsulation technology laying around. Don't put it in a nightstand where some relative or their kid might find it. Don't leave it in the glove box of your car. Don't try to carry it through airport security, even if it isn't metal. That's just asking for trouble. This is basic stuff, folks.
Now that that's out of the way, let's talk about ways you can achieve your goal of encapsulating a female:
New Technology
New technology is really useful, and is my personal favorite because I have no magical skills whatsoever. This involves creation of new chemical solutions and materials or machines that create bubbles or other encapsulation containers. However, there are major hurdles to this path. Creating new technology like this is really hard, or everybody would do it. This path is best for people who are engineering prodigies, mad scientists, visitors from another dimension or future, or billionaires. If this isn't you, then you should probably look elsewhere.
Magic
Magic seems like a great way to create bubbles. But, honestly, I have no idea how this works. There's two things I think I can never do. I can't play music. I've tried to learn, and I just can't. I get about 2/3 through an introductory book, and can't go further. Piano, guitar, whatever. Can't do it. And I can't do magic. I've tried. I thought a combination of magic and technology would be awesome, but I just can't get it to work. Bought a bunch of books and artifacts, took a couple of seminars down at the convention center at the fairgrounds, etc. Big waste of time and money. But apparently, some people can do it. And when they do, it seems like the sky's the limit. Maybe they have rules as well that limit what they can do. I don't know. If we're going to be truthful, I don't even know what I'm talking about. I think maybe it's something you're just born with. I can't do it, but I felt like I had to add magic bubbles to this guide.
Bio-engineering / Creature breeding
Another path to encapsulating your target is through the use of other lifeforms. Perhaps you could genetically engineer a creature that will surround a woman so it can absorb her CO2 output. I've played a bit hacking and recombining genes, and found it quite effective. Or perhaps years of careful cultivation would allow you to create a predatory plant that traps its prey in a bubble. Perhaps through your intergalactic travel you will discover a species of bubble creature that blows encapsulating bubbles. The interesting thing about this category is the wide variety of possible options. Again, not easy, but quite a sight to behold when achieved.When innovating in this area, consider a couple of things. First, consider how you are going to make sure your creature doesn't turn on you. Second, don't create a creature which can reproduce. If you engineer it, cut that part out. Seriously. And not half-assed like in Jurassic park way or whatever. Make sure. And if you're bringing in a creature from another planet or dimension, have it spade or neutered before you come back to Earth, and for God's sake, make sure it's not pregnant. We've seen the damage some asshats in Florida have done by releasing pet pythons. The last thing we need is some alternate dimension bubble creature getting loose in the sewers and being able to multiply until there's enough of them to trap every last female on the planet in a bubble. Sure, it sounds great from a fetish perspective, but it could mean the end of the human race. So be responsible.
Current Technology
There are a few good ways for average people to encapsulate their significant other for entertainment purposes. There are a few sources of double walled latex bags or bubbles that work pretty well, although they're expensive and fragile. Heavy duty pool walking balls are probably the closest an average citizen can get to actually trapping a woman in a bubble, since the zipper can't be opened from the inside while pressurized. There are clear dunnage bags which can be cut open then sealed back shut with a heat gun, then inflated to drum-like tightness. And of course, 72 inch balloons give the impression, if not the reality, of a woman helplessly encapsulated. Clear vinyl mattress or furniture covers and other similar zipping items can give the impression of encapsulation when used with a constant air source. With all of these things, safety is of paramount importance. Normal materials aren't capable of the sort of life sustaining functions that magic, advanced technology or bio-engineered bubble traps are, so be safe. Brainstorm all the things that could go wrong before you start, and have a safety plan for each. Also, bags big enough for two people made of pantyhose material can be bought on AliExpress or other sites for only a few dollars. This is a great way to start. Oh, and whatever you and your squeeze do, post pictures and videos. Thanks in advance.Join the community to add your comment. Already a deviant? Log In
View my pages, trap my girlfriend
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Well, I'm almost to 10,000 views, and I thought it would be fun to celebrate. And what better way to celebrate than with a Bubble trap? Except this trap works a bit like a lottery, and you guys get to participate. The person who causes my 10,00th view will activate a trap that I've hidden on my girlfirend Kate's phone.
About a week ago, I snuck into Kate's phone, and removed her 'Watch' on this account. So hopefully, she won't see this. If you're one of the people who know us both IRL, please don't mention this to her, as it will ruin the fun.
I replaced her phone's screen protector with one made of hardened Smart Bubble Solution ( see here:
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for more information about this stuff) and put an app I wrote on her phone. It monitors my DA account views. When the views hit 10,000 , the phone's app will activate the smart solution through a set of tones, and Kate will be trapped in a bubble, whereever she is. She always has her phone within arms reach, so it should be pretty fullproof.
The phone will start recording video, my compound has lots of security cameras, and I'm pretty good at hacking other people's video systems, so hopefully we'll get some good footage of the thing when it happens.
Happy 10,000!
About a week ago, I snuck into Kate's phone, and removed her 'Watch' on this account. So hopefully, she won't see this. If you're one of the people who know us both IRL, please don't mention this to her, as it will ruin the fun.
I replaced her phone's screen protector with one made of hardened Smart Bubble Solution ( see here:
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The phone will start recording video, my compound has lots of security cameras, and I'm pretty good at hacking other people's video systems, so hopefully we'll get some good footage of the thing when it happens.
Happy 10,000!
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What a day...
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Sometimes it's just one of those weekends. This has been one of them.
Friday, I got a final disconnect notice from the power company. Apparently their payment processing service still can't do business for some reason with my bank in the Caymans. I've been going around with them for two months on this, and every time they tell me its resolved, but then it's not. If they kill the power to the building and my refrigerator quits, a bunch of the hard to get ingredients I use to make unpoppable bubbles will go bad. It's pissing me off, because I HAVE THE MONEY, and this isn't one of those problems I can solve by just shooting bubbles at people.
The SSD on my main PC quit yesterday for no apparent reason. So even though I'm pretty good at backing stuff up and didn't lose anything major, its been a total pain replacing that, reinstalling drivers, and software and stuff. Also, I hate the latest version of itunes, and there's no way to get the older one I liked better back. What a pain in the butt.
To cap it all off, tonight Anne was playing around in my lab, and managed to shoot herself with the bubble gun, and now she's stuck in an invisible bubble. This sort of thing is common around here, and normally just a bit of fun because I'd just hit the bubble with the release solution and let her out. But the gun was configured to use mineral spirits as the release solution. She must have been making bubbles and popping them with it, because it looks like she was holding the bottle - the only bottle I had - of mineral spirits when she bubbled herself. Since the release solution won't work from the inside of the bubble, she's stuck in there until the hardware store opens in the morning. On top of that, she fired the gun again from the inside, and managed to create a second bubble which grew to fill the first one, squeezing her between them. Since both of the bubbles are totally invisible, the whole thing looks really weird. She's just kind of suspended looking, in a sort of leaned back, spread eagle kind of way. I can tap on her body through the first bubble, but she can't hear me talk. I wonder if she thinks I'm keeping her in there for my own amusement. I hope not, although I must admit it's arousing watching her occasionally squirm and wiggle in there. Anyway, she was supposed to spend tonight studying for an exam for her psychology class tomorrow at 10. Instead she's going to show up ill prepared, and exhausted since she's unlikely to get much good sleep tonight.
Still, in the grand scheme of things, I guess I shouldn't complain. There's a lot of people out there dealing with natural disasters and the like, so I guess none of this stuff is really that bad.
Friday, I got a final disconnect notice from the power company. Apparently their payment processing service still can't do business for some reason with my bank in the Caymans. I've been going around with them for two months on this, and every time they tell me its resolved, but then it's not. If they kill the power to the building and my refrigerator quits, a bunch of the hard to get ingredients I use to make unpoppable bubbles will go bad. It's pissing me off, because I HAVE THE MONEY, and this isn't one of those problems I can solve by just shooting bubbles at people.
The SSD on my main PC quit yesterday for no apparent reason. So even though I'm pretty good at backing stuff up and didn't lose anything major, its been a total pain replacing that, reinstalling drivers, and software and stuff. Also, I hate the latest version of itunes, and there's no way to get the older one I liked better back. What a pain in the butt.
To cap it all off, tonight Anne was playing around in my lab, and managed to shoot herself with the bubble gun, and now she's stuck in an invisible bubble. This sort of thing is common around here, and normally just a bit of fun because I'd just hit the bubble with the release solution and let her out. But the gun was configured to use mineral spirits as the release solution. She must have been making bubbles and popping them with it, because it looks like she was holding the bottle - the only bottle I had - of mineral spirits when she bubbled herself. Since the release solution won't work from the inside of the bubble, she's stuck in there until the hardware store opens in the morning. On top of that, she fired the gun again from the inside, and managed to create a second bubble which grew to fill the first one, squeezing her between them. Since both of the bubbles are totally invisible, the whole thing looks really weird. She's just kind of suspended looking, in a sort of leaned back, spread eagle kind of way. I can tap on her body through the first bubble, but she can't hear me talk. I wonder if she thinks I'm keeping her in there for my own amusement. I hope not, although I must admit it's arousing watching her occasionally squirm and wiggle in there. Anyway, she was supposed to spend tonight studying for an exam for her psychology class tomorrow at 10. Instead she's going to show up ill prepared, and exhausted since she's unlikely to get much good sleep tonight.
Still, in the grand scheme of things, I guess I shouldn't complain. There's a lot of people out there dealing with natural disasters and the like, so I guess none of this stuff is really that bad.
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So as you can guess, I'm always working on new formulations and gadgets to encapsulate the ladies in new and interesting ways. A couple of days ago I finally finished and tested my latest creation - Clear bubbles. Yeah, I know clear bubbles are already a thing. But these are different. They're really clear, as in totally transparent. No apparent refraction or reflection whatsoever. Without giving the too much away, a major aspect was making the bubble adjust itself with the ambient air temperature to avoid the sort of waves you see on blacktop and car hoods on hot days.
Anyways, I tested it on Kate (one of my more than willing live-in subjects), and it worked perfectly. Worked great in the bubble gun, hit the target as expected, popped big like a more conventional bubble trap, was totally soundproof like normal, and impossible to pop without the release substance. Except you couldn't see it. At all. At least from the outside. A side effect of the way that it bends light, however, is that the trapped subject can't see out from the inside. It looks like frosted glass from the inside. Kate enjoyed herself for a while struggling inside (I set the gun to make this one elastic and small enough to hold her in a fetal position), then I let her out.
On Thursday night, we went down to the boardwalk, where I happened to know there was a female mime performing up on a little platform. Now the fact is, I hate mimes. Usually I reserve my devices for sticking it to people who specifically have it coming. But for some reason, I feel mimes have it coming in just sort of a more general way. I don't know why. I don't dislike garden-variety clowns. But there's something about mimes that make me feel like they're fair game, even if they're perfectly acceptable people when their makeup's off.
Anyhoo, this particular mime was pretty hot as mimes go, dressed up in a mime looking latex catsuit which was obviously filled out by a particularly large, expensive looking set of implants. She was wearing the mime makeup and little hat and all that, and pulling on an invisible rope or something. Kate walked a little ways down the boardwalk, then fired off a blast from her little self defense air horn. While everybody was looking that way, I let the mime have it with the bubble gun. A second later there was a pop, and she was in there. The gun was configured to make a taught-skinned, non-elastic bop-bag shaped capsule, affixed to the platform. As far as I could tell, it worked perfectly. Kate yelled out her apologies to the crowd for the air horn, false alarm and such.
Anyway, people started watching the mime again, who was now doing a rather frantic version of a mime stuck in a box. Really convincing! She also made a good show of silently yelling a lot, which is something you don't typically see, but I guess people felt within artistic license for mimes. The fun thing is, there was no way for her to know that we could still see her. As far as she knew, the bubble was frosted looking to the audience too. So I assume she was in there wondering why nobody was trying to help, while the audience thought she was just doing her mime thing. I gotta say, I'm pretty pleased with this one.
Kate and I got a couple coney dogs, and sat down on a bench for about forty-five minutes eating, holding hands, and watching her go. Then when we'd had enough fun, we walked slightly upwind of her, and pulled out one of those little personal misting fans. A little spritz from the fan sent a mist of the release substance drifting towards the bubble, and we headed on our way. We played a few games and did a little shopping, then went home and played some more with the bubble gun. All in all, a pretty awesome day.
Anyways, I tested it on Kate (one of my more than willing live-in subjects), and it worked perfectly. Worked great in the bubble gun, hit the target as expected, popped big like a more conventional bubble trap, was totally soundproof like normal, and impossible to pop without the release substance. Except you couldn't see it. At all. At least from the outside. A side effect of the way that it bends light, however, is that the trapped subject can't see out from the inside. It looks like frosted glass from the inside. Kate enjoyed herself for a while struggling inside (I set the gun to make this one elastic and small enough to hold her in a fetal position), then I let her out.
On Thursday night, we went down to the boardwalk, where I happened to know there was a female mime performing up on a little platform. Now the fact is, I hate mimes. Usually I reserve my devices for sticking it to people who specifically have it coming. But for some reason, I feel mimes have it coming in just sort of a more general way. I don't know why. I don't dislike garden-variety clowns. But there's something about mimes that make me feel like they're fair game, even if they're perfectly acceptable people when their makeup's off.
Anyhoo, this particular mime was pretty hot as mimes go, dressed up in a mime looking latex catsuit which was obviously filled out by a particularly large, expensive looking set of implants. She was wearing the mime makeup and little hat and all that, and pulling on an invisible rope or something. Kate walked a little ways down the boardwalk, then fired off a blast from her little self defense air horn. While everybody was looking that way, I let the mime have it with the bubble gun. A second later there was a pop, and she was in there. The gun was configured to make a taught-skinned, non-elastic bop-bag shaped capsule, affixed to the platform. As far as I could tell, it worked perfectly. Kate yelled out her apologies to the crowd for the air horn, false alarm and such.
Anyway, people started watching the mime again, who was now doing a rather frantic version of a mime stuck in a box. Really convincing! She also made a good show of silently yelling a lot, which is something you don't typically see, but I guess people felt within artistic license for mimes. The fun thing is, there was no way for her to know that we could still see her. As far as she knew, the bubble was frosted looking to the audience too. So I assume she was in there wondering why nobody was trying to help, while the audience thought she was just doing her mime thing. I gotta say, I'm pretty pleased with this one.
Kate and I got a couple coney dogs, and sat down on a bench for about forty-five minutes eating, holding hands, and watching her go. Then when we'd had enough fun, we walked slightly upwind of her, and pulled out one of those little personal misting fans. A little spritz from the fan sent a mist of the release substance drifting towards the bubble, and we headed on our way. We played a few games and did a little shopping, then went home and played some more with the bubble gun. All in all, a pretty awesome day.
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