17.0213-1100 Logging Layers in HITEz: baths & vacations
@25.0426-2202 Atx
Dear Marla,
I really don't think of my relationship to Hevea as slavery. A HITEz quota feels more like "rent" money due at the end of the month.
Hevea does not usually micromanage when or how I engage in actually wearing my rubber stuff or anything related to it. although she has requests. It doesn't seem like a typical power exchange with subs, dommes, tops or bottoms.
The only requirement is that, by the end of the month, I should have engaged in *the equivalent of* being 100% Total Enclosure for at least 720 hours per month.
Pay special attention to the words "*the equivalent of*" above. That opens the door to layering two or more garments as 'HITEz 'amplifiers'.
It means that if I wear two 90% coverage catsuits (i.e. from neck down) at a time, it does NOT mean that it totals 180%.
No, the 2nd catsuit adds a sense of presence but it is not nearly as evident as with the first suit. AS A CONVENTION, we will say that the 2nd layer produces only 50% of the sensation of the first. (also 3rd layer = 33%, 4th layer =25%, etc., as conventions.)
Therefore, some simple arithmetic:
The first, 90% cover suit earns the full 90% or 0.9z per hour.
By convention, the second 90% suit produces only half of that or 0.45z per hour.
So, if I wear two 90% coverage suits for ONE hour, I will earn 0.9z + 0.45z = 1.35z.
If I wore both of those 90% coverage suits for a full 24 hours, I would earn 24 X 1.35 = 32.4z or about 8.4z more than needed to meet the 24z daily requirement.
OK, kool! That gives us time for baths and vacations
LatexLadyII recommends two bath/toilet periods a day, approximately 12 hours apart. In these times I remove all latex and should soak in baths with bath salts to exfoliate my skin. I shoot for about 1/2 hour in the bath water each time. (I quickly shower before and after.)
It takes much more time to dress and undress than you would think.
I have found that I simply cannot do 100% coverage for more than a few hours at a time. It's the hood. They present special challenges such as too much sweat in my eyes or causing problems with my long hair. Hoods can also become psychologically oppressive when worn for extended periods. That's part of the 'gimp' experience.