A Free-Floating Tube for My PA Chastity Journey

Last autumn I found a completely new kind of chastity device - a free-floating tube secured around a Prince Albert piercing. Although I gathered plenty of details by browsing the web, there were significant gaps and some info that seemed off to me. So I decided to share my experiences. A PA can look intimidating. A huge needle pushed through the most sensitive areas? Yikes! Actually, the PA was the easiest piercing I’ve ever had. I’d give it a 1.5 on the pain scale of 1-10. It felt like stepping on a sticker. Not all shops perform PAs, and not everyone who does them is right for you. Researching and comparing options matters. The piercing sets the stage for everything else. Be selective about your piercer. Lowest price doesn’t always mean best quality. Placement must be precise. Expect bleeding for several days. Make sure your KH understands - mine worried a lot. Stick to aftercare instructions and have patience. Bigger gages are preferable. Each time I increased the size, comfort improved. This was counter-intuitive because larger gages seem daunting. I settled on 6ga but would have liked 4ga better. The jewelry for these larger sizes is often out of stock or requires special ordering with waits stretching to months. Someone should have mentioned this earlier. It was discouraging arriving for the final stretch only to hear about a two-month wait. Stretching wasn’t simple DIY work for me, despite many online claims that others did it easily. My piercer struggled enough getting mine done properly - so much that he advised waiting three times longer than usual before moving from 6ga to 4ga. As if I would/could delay until 2016 to test my new gear. It took eight months total for a stable, healed 6ga PA. My chastity device needed five months - leaving it unused for quite some time, as we all know that feels like forever. Trying to rush the process failed after just under eight hours. Despite hating it then, patience was key. The effort paid off. The tube performs exactly as promised and unlike ball trapping designs, this one offers both comfort and effectiveness.

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