Assistance concealing device...
I actually spent a few moments figuring out a title that wouldn't be misinterpreted... heh. With two little ones who love to dart around, play, and perch on…
I actually spent a few moments figuring out a title that wouldn’t be misinterpreted… heh. With two little ones who love to dart around, play, and perch on my lap, I’ve often chosen not to wear my CB when I’m home with them all day. I want to be able to fully engage in their activities, receive hugs, and avoid the situation where they bump into it and ask, “Daddy… what’s that?” It can also get uncomfortable having a six-year-old squirming on your lap while you’re reading aloud if you’re wearing one too. So, as I mentioned earlier, I’ve simply opted out of wearing it when needed. My wife doesn’t mind at all, and neither do I. Still, I’d love to hear from anyone else in a similar spot who has dealt with this. I like to believe I make smart choices, but for this specific issue, Googling “hiding a chastity device from kids” hasn’t yielded results tailored to my situation.:D Thanks anyway.
I attempted searching for "hiding a chastity device from kids" but didn't find much help; however, there were some real gems in the results such as this one ... tian-home/ -A
OMFG I just clicked the link on "christwire" and I'm laughing my head off right now:D Nice one:-]
I've got two kids at home, ages 12 and 8. The older one is pretty much past the stage where accidental contact is likely, though my eight-year-old is still very huggy and clingy. I handle this by being mindful of when she's about to jump on me or seek a hug so that I can turn myself slightly out of her way before any contact occurs. There have been times it has gotten in the way, but she seems totally unaware of it. My approach is to do what I can to prevent the contact, but if it happens anyway, I won't freak out or draw attention to it. Just act naturally and shift focus elsewhere. I think we probably blow this out of proportion because family life and sex life occasionally (literally) collide. You might also consider a silicone device for yourself. I doubt anyone could feel it on you even with direct contact.
I have a fairly large wooden object hanging from my keyring and try to keep that in the front pocket when kids or other family hugs are likely. What's that? It's just my keys, I'm finding this much less of an issue with the CB6000s than I was with the chrome thing I used before, though.