I'll be darned, she did it.

[Bradley]

My W/M/Keyholder and I have been playing with MC for a few years now. Mostly we (I) get locked up for a day or two, then am allowed loose and have an orgasm.
This year, the company I work for is closed until the 2nd of January. So I have been coaxing/teasing my wife about gluing the lock shut on my chastity device. Secretly hoping she would, and assuring myself that she wouldn't. Well, tonight, she stuffed me in my bondage sack, that has a conveniently located zipper, and while I was restrained Super-Glued the lock on my chastity device. Huh. Not sure what to think about that. 2014 could start out rather interesting.

Hope everyone had a Merry Christmas.

[LilRob]

Acetone will dissolve the Super Glue if needed. The burning sensation on your penis....well you, her or both of you might like that?

[Dannyboy]

No need to hide the keys now. Don't mention it and leave it up to her to decide when it comes off. If it ever does

[Oldtimer]

There is a big difference in fantasy and reality and what you are doing is very dangerous. I do not consider it as safe and sane fetish play and neither would anyone else who is really in the lifestyle. For your sake, I hope that this is just a fantasy post because it is not smart to put yourself into anything that you cannot get out of quickly if necessary. No professional KH would do this nor would a loving partner. It does not serve any purpose at all other than make for a good fantasy post. Hiding a key or other methods work just as well and if you are going to spend hours looking for a key, why the heck are you even into chastity? Sorry but as a BDSM lifestyler, I cannot agree with what you are doing and I am sure that the serious chastity people here would agree that this is not safe or sane play for anyone really into chastity.

[celticqueens_sub]

I do not consider it as safe and sane fetish play and neither would anyone else who is really in the lifestyle.

100% on the money. Very stupid thing to do indeed.

[WifeIsVanilla]

I agree completely with Oldtimer and celticqueens_sub.

[HeldForHer]

Unless it's a plastic device which can easily be defeated by cutting the plastic pin on the cb6ks for example I guess.

[Bradley]

Oh no, it's real. Fraught with danger!

Why just today when I was, at home, out in my yard, cleaning up dog poop, I stepped in a well camouflaged pile of poo then ran back in the house where I remained for the rest of the day; Fearful that I may not get out of my plastic CB6K in the event that I could not get the poo off my shoe.
Tomorrow, when I am stacking wood for the fireplace, at home, with timbers I cut with a chainsaw while wearing the same previously mentioned CB6K, I will take some extra Lorazepam to calm my nerves in the off chance a testicle slips through my ring and I have to belly crawl to the garage to get the bolt cutters to cut off this cheap Chinese lock that I have on my CB6K.
Next week, when I am at home painting the crown molding I installed, whilst wearing the already mentioned CB6K, I will be ever cognisant of my proximity to the tools in the garage.
Thursday morning when I head back to work, and am not at home, I will look back on how 2013 ended, look down at my un-caged member, smile, take pride in the fact that I spent 8 whole days locked in my CB6K with the lock glued shut, and remind myself that if you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all.

[HeldForHer]

Sorry I sincerely didn't mean any offense by my comment.

[Tom Allen]

On my phone, so this is brief:

It's great that this forum is all about keeping things real, and that's what makes it different (and, IMO, better) than most other forums.

But Brad brings up a good point: Safe, Sane, and Consensual can be subjective. Any device can be removed with tools found in a local hardware store. Pouring epoxy into a lock isn't much different than using a rivet or a bolt & nut. Or, more appropriate to some of us, wearing your device to work and leaving the key at home.

Okay, enough drama. Let's go have some fun.