Scary first sink experience, help?

[Jonnyquicksand]

Hey everyone

Like many of you I have a burning desire to find a good place to be able to sink and enjoy my unique fetish. The other day I was walking through some woods close by to my home when I noticed a fair amount of soft mud and a stream flowing through the forest, I knew I would find some kind of substance of desire... Having never experienced quicksand before I was extremely eager.

Today I went hack to the location in the forest by myself and checked along the stream bank. Needless to say I found so very soft mud and decided to test the depth with my foot, which sunk up to my upper calve. However I became worried when it was impossible to free my leg, which ruined my experience. Had I so chosen I could've gone roughly waste deep.

My question is how have your first experiences been? Should I try without shoes next time? And what is the easiest way to get out?

Thanks for any responses

[Nessie]

My first experience was in a gritty slurry pond with a dear friend -- and we both got "cemented" in together and had to dig out.

I don't have a stuck fetish, just a sinking fetish, so the experience didn't do anything for me. Mostly, I remember us spending a long time digging each other out and laughing like goons because the whole thing was so utterly dumb. That stuff even filed down my fingernails.

Shoes are bad. You are more apt to get stuck with shoes than with bare feet. So, I suggest bare feet.

However, if you really and truly couldn't get your leg out of there, I also suggest going exploring again and finding another spot.

The stuff I experienced took some time to cement, and it cemented because we were basking under the warm sun, relaxing -- we didn't move enough to keep it loose.

So I suggest that the next time you try to sink, test the area with a small part of your body. Maybe just put in your foot, and pull it back out right away, then put it back in -- and wait for five minutes. If it's noticeably harder to get your foot out of there after time passes, DO NOT CONTINUE.

There is plenty of mud out there that doesn't get you stuck.

I also suggest carrying a fully-charged cell phone and always keeping it in reach, just in case. A buddy is even better, but I know that might not be possible, because I ain't got one right now either.

Nessie

[Fred588]

Hey everyone

Like many of you I have a burning desire to find a good place to be able to sink and enjoy my unique fetish. The other day I was walking through some woods close by to my home when I noticed a fair amount of soft mud and a stream flowing through the forest, I knew I would find some kind of substance of desire... Having never experienced quicksand before I was extremely eager.

Today I went hack to the location in the forest by myself and checked along the stream bank. Needless to say I found so very soft mud and decided to test the depth with my foot, which sunk up to my upper calve. However I became worried when it was impossible to free my leg, which ruined my experience. Had I so chosen I could've gone roughly waste deep.

My question is how have your first experiences been? Should I try without shoes next time? And what is the easiest way to get out?

Thanks for any responses

In my opinion there is no simple answer to your question about the easiest way to get out because it will vary according to the kind of mud. True quicksand can lock up like cement, as described by Nessie. Mud or a peat bog will not do that but there might be other factors. As Nessie suggested, leave the shoes on shore is good advice.

[Nira_Wright]

Hello,
I recently had my first submergence a few weeks ago. It was wonderful! However, Safety is always top priority!
I would not recommend doing this alone just in case you do get stuck you will need a second person. Another method that was used was a slide board or wooden plank to use as leverage to get out. As previously stated test the mud /quicksand and see how it is going to react before proceeding. I would bring towels and large water bottles. I do not know the "easiest" way to get out (as the mud can vary) but moving slowly and strong legs sure helped me! Stay safe and have fun!

[qslvr2000]

Having cut the bottom of my foot a few times (once requiring stitches) I now leave my
shoes on all of the time, even in the mud. I've also run across a few sharp objects buried
in the mud (small seashells, branches, etc) so it's shoes on all the time.
qslvr2000

[joedeep130535]

Agree with qslvr2000 I always wear shoes against hidden hazards in the mud. I use cheap trainers & if washed & dried after a session the last several years I do not find they increase the effort of pulling my legs out of the mud to an unreasonable level & they will come off if they get stuck in clay or thick mud Did try willies for a time but they increased the resistance of the mud considerably & are probably not a good idea

[joedeep130535]

That should read willies!!!!!

[joedeep130535]

Sorry got a gremlin wellies

[bart1997]

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[jack c]

My first was just knee deep in black stream mud - was easy to get out. I have had your experience with clay near streams - very thick and pulls back - thigh deep would be all I could get out of myself. Soft stream mud - tidal mud - they are the best first tries - but watch the tides on the second one! Seriously.