Chastity and orgasm denial discussion
My kh and I have really gotten into chastity play, finding that each time we go longer is something I truly enjoy. I’ve finally found a metal cage small…
My kh and I have really gotten into chastity play, finding that each time we go longer is something I truly enjoy. I’ve finally found a metal cage small enough to keep me properly caged while still keeping my libido up.
I used to alternate between my HT2 cage and this smaller metal one, but since the HT has become too large for me now, I switched over and have stayed in the metal cage.
It’s been just over three weeks since I’ve been locked in it. With periodic breaks for cleaning—unlocked today to clean up and shave—I noticed that where my cock rests against the scrotum, the skin had turned red and raw. It wasn’t painful at all, but looked quite sore..
I put some cream on it now and things are returning to normal. Is there anything else I should be doing to protect the skin? It looks like sweating caused rubbing; I’m trying to enjoy longer periods in a comfortable cage, but I am worried about potential damage. Any suggestions?
I would avoid wearing a device that forces skin-to-skin contact while locked. There will always be bacteria and possibly yeast accumulating there. It creates a moist, warm environment that doesn't get cleaned regularly enough. That setup just begs for issues to arise.
> Changeable said: > I would avoid wearing a device that forces skin-to-skin contact while locked. There will always be bacteria and possibly yeast accumulating there. > > It creates a moist, warm environment that doesn't get cleaned regularly enough. > > That setup just begs for issues to arise. What specific device do you wear or have owned/tried? We newbies could use some better insight.
> Locked_DJ said: > What specific device do you wear or have owned/tried? We newbies could use some better insight. I currently wear the Holy Trainer 3 and haven't had any issues with it. The metal cage I started using because I thought there was more breathing room, as shown in my photo. However, based on what others say, perhaps that assumption is wrong, even though I hadn't experienced this problem before.