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Male Chastity Health and Safety

by Sarah on June 25, 2010

This is a post I’ve been promis­ing to write for a while, on male chastity health and safety. For now, let’s look at the purely phys­i­cal aspects.

There seem to be three main concerns:

  1. Is it safe to go with­out an orgasm for a pro­longed period of time, even indefinitely?
  2. Is it safe to wear a chastity belt for a long time?
  3. Will being locked in a chastity device male my penis shrink?

Let’s take them in reverse order.

I’ve read lots of claims on forums that lock­ing a man in long-term chastity and not allow­ing him to have an erec­tion can cause his penis to shrink. I don’t know if there’s any truth in this, but cer­tainly the claims don’t seem very likely.

Why?

Because not one I’ve read has been writ­ten in the first per­son. It’s always report­ing some­thing they’ve read, heard or has described to them as hap­pen­ing to some­one else. It’s a bit like those urban leg­ends that go around – it’s always a friend of a friend, or some­thing like that, a con­nec­tion close enough to be plau­si­ble but far enough away to be unverifiable.

And since the skin of the penis is very flex­i­ble, it doesn’t strike me as being likely this should happen.

There are all sorts of rea­sons for your penis to shrink but I can’t find any reli­able and ver­i­fi­able evi­dence that lock­ing some­one in a male chastity belt is one of them.

Of course, this doesn’t mean I’m right.

And for me, it’s moot any­way, because I fre­quently treat John to some seri­ous tease and denial, which means he (and I) enjoy the full ben­e­fit of his unfet­tered erec­tion. Well, he doesn’t often enjoy the full ben­e­fit, but you know what I mean – male chastity for us is based on orgasm denial more than sex­ual activ­ity with his penis.

It could also hap­pen for psy­cho­log­i­cal rea­sons (being locked up for a long time may well remove the desire in some men and make them psy­cho­log­i­cally impo­tent). I don’t know – it’s likely to be dif­fer­ent from man to man, and for the same man in dif­fer­ent circumstances.

And the answer is sim­ple: you can avoid it with sim­ple tease and denial, or, indeed, reg­u­lar full sex, with or with­out orgasm. While this is just my own opin­ion, lock­ing a man’s penis away com­pletely and for­ever just wouldn’t suit me because that’s not how I want my rela­tion­ship to be.

Now, is it safe to wear a male chastity belt for a long time?

A bit of com­mon sense will tell you it depends on the belt and it depends on what you’re doing in it. If the belt is com­fort­able and fits well, and you’re not, say, crawl­ing around MRI scan­ners or spend­ing your time sit­ting in acti­vated microwave ovens or induc­tion fur­naces, I don’t see why not.

It’d be insane to put the belt or device on and never take it off again for inspec­tion or clean­ing (another claim you see bandied about a lot on the ‘net). But so long as you do take it off for inspec­tion reg­u­larly, and apply some of that com­mon sense regard­ing access to the key in an emer­gency, there’s no rea­son not to wear a com­fort­able male chastity device more or less indefinitely.

A related note of cau­tion: it’s tempt­ing and hot to make escape “impos­si­ble” and to have the key unreach­able (like, maybe thou­sands of miles away, or in some­one else’s pos­ses­sion when there’s no way you can get to it). This is not a good idea. Emer­gen­cies do hap­pen and even sim­ple things like a tes­ti­cle slip­ping out of a ring can be incred­i­bly painful and even dan­ger­ous if not attended to quickly (once one of John’s balls popped out of his Lori, even though that looked impossible).

As before, for John and me the ques­tion of “how long is safe?” is moot, since I like to play with him unlocked fairly often, usu­ally at least once a week and fre­quently more often than that.

Finally, the most inter­est­ing ques­tion of all: “is it safe to go with­out an orgasm for a pro­longed period of time, even indef­i­nitely?

The answer has to be unequiv­o­cally yes. Male chastity and orgasm denial can be per­ma­nent with­out risk to phys­i­cal health, of that I’m sure. Your man’s men­tal health might suf­fer, but that’s another matter.

Some men will tell you when they’re horny that it’s actu­ally dan­ger­ous for their tes­ti­cles not to be allowed to orgasm. I expect most women have heard this at one time or another in their lives whether they’re into male chastity or not, espe­cially from young, horny men who’re try­ing to coerce you into giv­ing them what they want.

And I might be wrong, but I think it’s bol­locks, if you’ll for­give the pun. If it was true, then vasec­tomised men would have the same prob­lems, since there’s no way for sperm to escape their tes­ti­cles through the vas def­er­ens. This is func­tion­ally equiv­a­lent from the tes­ti­cles’ point of view to not hav­ing an orgasm.

How­ever, there is some evi­dence to show an increased prob­lem with the prostate if it’s not emp­tied from time to time (but then there’s research show­ing the oppo­site). So the jury’s out.

No one actu­ally knows (which is why they’re still doing research, at least accord­ing to pubmed.com).

But, of course, it’s per­haps best to be cau­tious, and we lose noth­ing because emp­ty­ing the prostate does not mean your man has to be allowed to orgasm.

There are other ways of doing it which go from the sub­lime to the frankly ridicu­lous (to my mind), and I’ll describe them in detail in a post tomorrow.

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Tom Allen June 25, 2010 at 12:05 pm

The penis is not muscle tissue. It will not atrophy from lack of exercise like the gluteus maximus muscles of some keyboard jocks. It is spongy tissue that merely fills with blood. Long terms without being let out may change things to a small degree, but that is temporary.

If men are worried about their equipment shrinkage, they should pay more attention to losing 30 pounds off of their gut; fat padding in the groin area can make the penis appear shorter (not to mention making it more difficult to get closer).

Sarah June 25, 2010 at 12:12 pm

Tom, I do wish you'd stop ruining people's fantasies with inconvenient facts!

Michael_X June 25, 2010 at 12:26 pm

Fascinating subject for speculation but alas we are unlikely to ever know the answers.  Almost all of these questions and others can only be answered by someone doing actual research.  That is getting a sufficiently large group of men and randomising them into a chastity group and a control group, standardising how the chastity group are locked and treated, and then following them up for a sufficient number of years, perhaps decades.
In the absence of that  we can search the medical literature for case reports of problems (few), surf the web for anecdotes (worthless), and look at what we can deduce from related medical research and what is already known about urogenital physiology and pathology.  The latter does however require, at least, postgraduate education and experience in an appropriate field.
So taking one of your examples, penis shrinkage, prolonged locking in a tube that restricts erection could certainly result in fibrosis in the corpora cavernosa forming and reducing the degree of tumesence attainable and possibly also flaccid volume.  It's biologically logical but, who knows?  Without actual research on humans or an appropriate animal model all we have is informed educated speculation.
On the subject of ejaculation the urology research (a critical reading of the papers and their methodology is required, press releases and journalistic reports are worthless) does seem to favour the argument that regular ejaculation throughout life is associated with a reduced incidence of certain prostatic problems  As for vasectomy, well it's not a fair comparison since the issues usually raised are about the prostate not the testes.  One also has to consider that vasectomy is a procedure that sometimes does have longterm negative health consequences for example a significant incidence of chronic pain (over 20%).
Generally though I think the advice to take it out and inspect it regularly, to provide sufficient opportunity for the penis to be "exercised" and techniques like milking or ruined orgasms along with avoiding an over tight device are probably sufficient to reduce significantly or eliminate most of the hypothetical risks.
My own opinion, nothing more, is that it is likely that ejaculations and orgasms are necessary for optimal long term health.  However when it comes to the questions of how many, how often I'm not going to even speculate.
Nice post,
 
Michael
 
 

Chris June 25, 2010 at 12:40 pm

There was some research carried out in 2003 by an Australian Doctor who suggested that regular masturbation rather than sexual intercourse (the added risk of STD’s with multiple partners) could reduce the risk of prostate cancer. He suggested that ejaculation helps to “flush” out any carcinogens that may accumulate in the prostate. Like all research I’m sure that there is some that contradict this. Interestingly he didn’t mention prostate massage. However it could just be that he enjoyed the experience and needed to justify it.

stephen hopkins June 27, 2010 at 9:28 pm

Hi, this blog is really helpful. i am looking to be in chastity 24/7, but am not sure what device to get. i want to look flat in the groin area and actually like the idea of having a smaller penis even though i am average in size. Can anyone suggust a device? i have looked at CB 6000, 3000, and 1500 already.

Sarah June 28, 2010 at 9:17 am

Stephen, the only way you'll find out is to try a few and see what works best. I write about this in the Guide.

If you want to look flat in the groin area, though, you'll probably need somethng like a full belt.

I believe NeoSteel have a specially designed belt to do just this. It won't reduce the size of your penis (give me a break), but it will make you appear flatter.

femsup June 30, 2010 at 7:14 am

Have both of you considered volunteering to give information to a study group if you take up your plan to go for a really long term orgasm denial?
If orgasms were vital for health then a lot of Catholic priests should be suffering innordiantely from prostate cancer.  

robby July 1, 2010 at 3:52 pm

sarah,
how often should device be removed as far as cleaning penis and device. i ask because if all of a sudden my wife wants to enjoy sex ,would one have to clean off first.
 
robby

Sarah July 1, 2010 at 3:55 pm

Robby, if you can’t tell when your own penis is dirty, I’m not sure I can actually help you.

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