Bullepees

Definition
A bullepees is the name used in the Netherlands and Flanders for a percussion instrument that was originally made from the dried penis tendon of a bull. Nowadays, they are often made from hard leather or plastic. In BDSM, the bullepees is used as a strict and painful whip-like attribute.

The bullepees, originally a bull’s penis, later became the name for a stiff whip variant in the Netherlands and Vlaanderen (Belgium).

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Explanation Bullepees

The bulbullepees whip is a classic attribute that originated in cattle farming, where it served as a sturdy and durable striking tool. The original bullepees was literally made from the penis tendon of a bull, which became hard and resilient after drying. In modern times, bullepezen are usually made of leather, rubber, or plastic, making them more animal-friendly and practical, but the name has remained.

Within BDSM, the bullepees is used as an intense disciplinary instrument. It is a stiff, relatively narrow striking strap that can cause hard, sharp pain stimuli. Unlike a soft flogger or a wide paddle, the impact of the bullwhip is often fierce and deep. It can easily cause welts and bruises, which means it belongs more in the category of severe or sadistic toys.

Avoid sensitive areas

The bullepees is usually used on firm body parts such as the buttocks, thighs, or back. Use on sensitive areas such as the lower back, abdomen, or joints can be dangerous and should be avoided. For many subs, the bullepees is a symbol of discipline, punishment, and harsh correction, and evokes a strong psychological response.

Safety & points of attention

The bullepees can cause severe and deep pain. Start carefully and build up slowly.

Only use on firm muscle groups (buttocks, thighs). Avoid the spine, kidneys, and joints.

Practice first, as the bullepees can easily slip and hit dangerous areas.

Keep the material clean, especially when in contact with skin that can crack open.

Related terms bullepees

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