"Hello world" thread

[Keyholder_V]

Hi everyone, hoping for a bit of advice. I like to pride myself on being open-minded and I know I have a lot to learn.
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[Tom Allen]

Hi @Keyholder_V
Advice on what? You'll probably get more advice than you'll know what to do with.

[RainCityPoly]

Heyo! I've always been interested in the idea of chastity and I recently purchased my first one. I'm excited to explore and share my story with you!

[Keyholder_V]

Hi @Keyholder_V
Advice on what? You'll probably get more advice than you'll know what to do with.

I've started a thread describing my predicament with a few questions included. Basically I'm new to this world and I've been pulled into it by someone I'm not even in a relationship with.

[KittensBoyToy]

Just a big Texas HOWDY to all our new members!

[BlackoutDevices]

I'm JubsinChastity, which you might have seen around already. Just created a new account to separate when I am doing business work on here vs personal enjoyment.

[sissycandice]

50 year old experimenting in 2020 with chastity devices.
Had some issues though.
I used a silicone chastity device which looks like a cb6000.
When I tried to wear it for 2 or 3 days I had issues. The cage was longer than I needed it to be. Also, the device would slip out when i used the larger two rings. The smallest one however while I managed to wear it, I had some pain to my stomach and I seem to have become constipated too. This happened twice and I even had some temperature, had to do a covid test as a result (no covid at least). I'm assuming it's from the ring or cage.
Now I ordered a holytrainer, hope that doesn't do the same thing.
I wonder if anyone has any suggestions for me.

[TwistedMister]

Temperature? Constipation? From wearing a CD? That sounds extremely unusual, never heard of either one happening before.

[sissycandice]

I don't know but it always happened (well twice) after a 2 day wearing of the device so I kind of assumed it was the cause.

[TwistedMister]

I don't know but it always happened (well twice) after a 2 day wearing of the device so I kind of assumed it was the cause.

You're getting caught up in the post hoc, ergo propter hoc fallacy- "Well, this happened after that, so that must have caused this." The problem with that sort of thinking, is that there are a whole lot of 'thats' going on and picking one without complete analysis of *all* the possibilities can result in errors.

Ya gotta think things through, with the question being 'how could X cause Y?' How could a ring around your nuts cause constipation? Your junk is separate from your digestive system, it can't- it's like saying your exhaust on your car isn't working because a radiator hose is clamped too tight, which doesn't make logical sense. You need to look for a different cause.