Female-friendly content

[kinja]

Does anyone know of any female-friendly chastity porn or websites I can "accidentally" get my girlfriend to look at? I think that most content is aimed at men as will be a bit too crude for her.

[chas83]

Sarah Jameson's audio book "Be Careful What You Wish For" helped get my girl interested in the lifestyle. Before that, she didn't think much of it. I guess hearing a sane woman talk in an intelligent manner about the subject is very convincing for the potential future key holder who may be on the fence about it.

Link to Sarah's Website:
http://www.malechastityblog.com/

[Sir Chaste]

Much of the material on the "Kept For Her" website appears to definitely be written for women! I plan to ask my prospective keyholder to read several pages from that site. While Sarah Jameson's books and blogs are excellent, it is a profit-making business for her, and she charges for everything which follows the initial introductory book. The "Kept For Her" website is free of charge!

[poor]

If you were trying to give her clues for a present to you then leaving a site open might be the thing to do but for this it's not got much of a chance.

The advice above is good. Read (listen) it yourself first though as much of it is about how to bring your partner into keyholding in a way that's honest, reasonable and with a fair idea of what you are both getting into.

[kinja]

Thanks for the help!

[Tom Allen]

If you were trying to give her clues for a present to you then leaving a site open might be the thing to do but for this it's not got much of a chance.

The advice above is good. Read (listen) it yourself first though as much of it is about how to bring your partner into keyholding in a way that's honest, reasonable and with a fair idea of what you are both getting into.

This.

Leaving a site "accidentally" open works in the fiction, but in real life it's better to be upfront.

[CaptivatedCaveman]

Link to Sarah's Website:
http://www.malechastityblog.com/

I think I've heard of her site before but had never bothered tracking it down. I'm always suspicious of sites that request personal information. Has anyone had problems after providing her with a name and email address? Is it worth doing or is it the same old stuff you can find or figure out on your own?

[locked4her55]

Link to Sarah's Website:
http://www.malechastityblog.com/

I think I've heard of her site before but had never bothered tracking it down. I'm always suspicious of sites that request personal information. Has anyone had problems after providing her with a name and email address? Is it worth doing or is it the same old stuff you can find or figure out on your own?

I have been a subscriber to Sarah's site for sometime now. In the beginning it was informative and helpful in understanding MC. I did end up purchasing one of her downloads. Of late it has turned into more of a "Push My Product" site. I get daily emails from her but she pretty much only wants to make a sale. I have been tempted to unsubscribe of late.

[poor]

'Be Careful What You Wish For' (BCWYWF) is pure gold for anyone looking to introduce their partner to Male Chastity. It worked for us after many failed approaches over the years. It's an easy recommendation to anyone in the OP's position.

None of her later efforts that I have read have reached the standard of BCWYWF and the manner which they are relentlessy peddled from the blog - she can bridge to her latest offer on the most tenuous of connections - jars every time I give it another look.

[CaptivatedCaveman]

'Be Careful What You Wish For' (BCWYWF) is pure gold for anyone looking to introduce their partner to Male Chastity.

I don't doubt you, but I just checked her site - $67 to $77!!! I don't care how good the book is - that's downright predatory.

Twenty bucks. Tops.