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This Monday was my first day "in the office" while locked, which is a change for me. For the last two years since I started this chastity journey, I've been…

member_08ec15e093 11 Sept 2026 #1

This Monday was my first day “in the office” while locked, which is a change for me. For the last two years since I started this chastity journey, I’ve been consulting from home, but now I have a new job in an actual office.

So today at work, they called me into a meeting to plan fun October activities for the staff. As my new colleagues brainstormed ideas like pumpkin carving and Flannel Shirt Fridays as morale boosters for the month, I had a great idea… LOCKTOBER!

However, while sitting there with my cage pinching me uncomfortably (I’m still getting used to wearing it under dress pants), I kept the LOCKTOBER suggestion to myself. Although I am sure the female staff would benefit greatly from having their men locked up for the month. Imagine a day when that comment is appropriate in an office setting!

Does anyone else have funny work stories? Not that this one was THAT hilarious, though I found myself laughing pretty hard at the thought…

member_0d69295e9c 12 Sept 2026 #2

LOCTOBER might be pushing your staff members a bit too far and fast. It did make me think of a gender switch day where ladies take on the role of men and men take on the role of ladies. This could create some interesting events. Just an idea. Ha. Wearing a cage at work or out in public is 99% mental for you. I’ve been doing it now for years, and unless you are wearing yoga pants, no one will notice. Everyone is like you, thinking about themselves; if anyone can notice that they may not look perfect, they might worry. I’ve given presentations in front of hundreds of people with no one noticing that I was locked. Over time it’ll become just a normal part of your attire. That is unless you have an underwear day at work. Thanks for sharing