Sealed Vacuum Boxing Breath Control During Storage in the Utility

TOKIME said she wanted to try being boxed inside a vacuum bag. I asked her how long she thought she could last, and she answered, “One hour.”No sooner said than done. To maintain breathing inside the vacuum bag, I had TOKIME wear a one-way gas mask, then tightly wrapped a plastic bag over her head and sealed it completely to prevent any air from leaking in around the edges of the mask.The vacuum bag and breathing tube were also rigorously sealed, and I even filled the gaps once with latex caulk (Landin glue) for extra airtightness.After boxing her up, I turned on the vibrating toys inside her body and let her “enjoy” herself properly in there.The breathing tube of the gas mask was extended to the outside — which, of course, gave me the opportunity to add more toys.Finally, I connected an electronically controlled breathing valve set to random mode, pushed the box into the utility/storage room, and left the room.The camera feed was mirrored to my tablet. While I continued working outside, I monitored TOKIME’s breathing sounds in real time.About half an hour later, a sharp scream came through the monitor — only then did I go back to release her.Unfortunately, when I was wheeling her out into the living room, I accidentally bumped the camera, so the segment of opening the box and letting TOKIME out was not recorded.