Rigger or rope bunny?
Would you rather be tying or be tied? One question in the test asks it straight, and several others come at it sideways: whether you'd spend a Saturday learning one physical skill properly, whether being held still appeals, whether the appeal is the craft or the surrender.
Thirty-two plain statements, no account, and your answers stay in your browser. Rope results link to the classes and rope jams near you, because rope is the one thing on this site people mostly learn in a room.
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- 32 questions, about 5 minutes
When plans are up in the air, I'm usually the one who decides.
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Whatever this says about you, none of it happens without everyone involved agreeing to it first, every time.
Before you start
What is a rope bunny?
The person being tied. The name is playful; the role isn't passive. A rope bunny communicates constantly, knows their own body, and is the reason the rigger's work looks like anything at all.
What is a rigger?
The person doing the tying. Riggers are craftspeople first: the interest is in the rope, the pattern and the safety of the person in it, learned over months in classes, not from videos.
Do I need to be submissive to be a rope bunny?
No. Rope is its own axis. Plenty of rope bunnies are dominant everywhere else, and plenty of riggers tie as service. The test scores rope separately from power exchange for exactly this reason.
This is the same test as the full BDSM test, reached from a different question. Read what a rope bunny is and what a rigger is before or after. Once you have a result, how to read it is explained plainly.