Is there a significant risk of injury while in male chastity or is it practically indestructible?

Is the penis practically indestructible? Folks diving into this world often start with some trepidation, which is totally understandable. Especially since, like most keyholders, you don’t actually have a penis yourself. We are shoving our cocks through devices and cramping them within others for long stretches. They can turn blue when erect, sometimes purple. They bear the marks of the bars upon removal. We insert things into them and let them swell inside us while restrained. Kicked, smacked, caned, sucked, edged until raw.. This list continues endlessly. God knows what else we do to those parts.. And they just keep recovering. The only pain I experience is from occasionally pinching the skin when securing the cage. Otherwise, never an issue no matter how hard I (or C) try to abuse it. I read articles where qualified doctors explain what will happen, and it’s clear they have little idea. All that advice seems incorrect. Even regarding a urethral tube, veterans on this forum seemed entirely misled by the supposed issues they mention. Things can look scary and alarming to new keyholders or detainees. How difficult is it to damage a penis while practicing chastity if you aren’t a complete moron determined to break it? Let’s set the record straight. I say a penis is virtually indestructible with little to no risks other than discomfort, and If damaged during chastity play they recover fully. What do you think?

Doctors will advise avoiding chastity in case they get sued by someone who does it poorly. Short of trying to weld the cage shut I'd say you are right.

There are a lot worse things that can happen to a penis than “protecting” it in a cage or tube! MsM’s ld

I know the penis can be hurt / fractured. However, if I didn’t hurt it back in my younger days of pushing its limits, then I have my doubts chastity is going to do anything more than cause a little occasional discomfort. Not to mention the payoff of chastity is more rewarding. What irony.:lol:

Reading this topic, it reminded me about 2 rules at work. I work in a hot environment where there are several pinch points and numerous ways to hurt you hands and fingers. Rule 1: Don’t your hands in placers were you would not put your penis. Yes, I know a guy who put his finger in an industrial fan and pulled a stub finger. Rule 2: Protect your two girlfriends (hands). They cannot love you if they are injured. Yes, the company does provide with a type of cage. Cut resistant gloves. I emphasize’Cut resistant’. At my old job, had an employee cut his hand and the bitched that he cut his hand with cut proof gloves. After medical treatment to his hand and filling out an incident report, I handed him a new pair of gloves. Showed him where it stated cut resistant and showed the type of knife blade, extra heavy duty, used at the facility. Then told him to take care of his girlfriends. It is the only two you have.

Yes, it IS possible to fracture a penis. From the Mayo Clinic: "The penis becomes firm during an erection when two spongy tubes on the top side of the penis fill with blood. Those tubes are called the corpora cavernosa. When the tubes fill with blood, their tough outer lining, called the tunica albuginea, stretches. If an erect penis is bent suddenly or with force, the trauma can tear the tunica albuginea of one or both tubes. That can cause a penis fracture." Once you understand the penis is basically a sponge being filled with blood, it is easier to think about possible issues with chastity. Compressing that sponge inside a metal tube will probably not cause any injury. (or cause permanent shrinkage as the sponge is just compressed). However, Restricting blood flow anywhere will cause injury. When using ball trap devices, the balls are held away from the body in an unnatural position, making them more likely to be hit or injured. So, you want to be careful with it! One issue I had that I have never seen discussed is damage to the urethra. I have a urinary stricture. It is scar tissue in the urethra that blocks urine flow and causes the inability to empty my bladder completely. The fix is they go in with a laser and clean out the scar tissue. Unfortunately, the process can cause more scar tissue to build up. So, a large percentage have to have it repeated. I have had the procedure once, and I am putting it off, but I need it done again. My public explanation is that I blamed it on a motorcycle accident. I have never told a doctor that the location of the scar tissue lines up exactly where the lower portion of the ring of a CD sits. Of course, I've been doing this for a while. Long before all of the modern devices were available... Maybe modern devices make this less of a problem. But, if you HIT the tube and push it back, it can cause the ring to compress the urethra. So, the original post asked about the penis specifically. I would say that the penis itself is probably going to be fine protected inside its metal armor. However, it IS possible to cause permanent damage. But, as others have said, play smart, and you should be fine.

I have occasionally wondered why the sex toy called the Crimper doesn't cause a penis fracture. I suspect it's because it must be put in place before the penis becomes erect?