Learn the basics and expand your knowledge on the chastity lifestyle, with several articles on everything you need to know on male chastity.
Debunk commons myths like chastity shrinking, learn how to safely deal with online keyholding, the meaning and significance of serving a Mistress or a Master, the trends of Locktober, and much more.
Introducing your partner to your chastity fetish can be a frightening ordeal. You start experiencing doubts and scenarios in your head of what could go wrong… “what if s/he thinks I’m weird for liking chastity”, “what if they say no”, “what if…”, and so on.You can lay all of those fears, doubts, and worries to bed, because in this blog is a list of tips and resources that you can use to tell your partner, and even get them intrigued by it.
In this comprehensive overview on male chastity, I’ll walk you through all the things you need to know about male chastity if you’re considering entering the lifestyle, or even just start your chastity play sessions.
In this post I answer the most frequently asked questions that newcomers or people external to the lifestyle often ask; this can be useful both for your personal knowledge, and also to explain someone new to male chastity, what your favorite kink is about.
Today we’ll be focused on the benefits of male chastity in your relationship. Perhaps you’ve come across other articles that speak of husband chastity training and its effects. You might have read about complicity, submission, obedience, increased connection, expansive orgasms and focused libido.
Chastity training – or some will call it slave training – is the process of using a chastity device along with rewards and punishments to modify your submissive’s behavior to become your ideal submissive. By using rewards for when your submissive displays good behavior, it will reinforce this behavior, making them more likely and willing to continue doing it moving forward. They can even gain pleasure from doing it, knowing it will serve you better.
Female Led Relationships (FLRs) are, as its name suggests, relationships led by women. The term could be closely related to BDSM as they come from the same tree, but FLR is a more general term that covers not just a pair’s sexual dynamic, but the relationship as a whole.