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My Male Chastity Book and Why I've Written One

by Sarah on September 1, 2010

I never set out to write a male chastity book.

No, seri­ously.

I started the Blog for all the rea­sons I’ve gone over time and time again, and over time as more and more peo­ple start­ing read­ing it and send­ing me mes­sages it became obvi­ous the eas­i­est way to save my own san­ity was to answer all the ques­tions in one place – hence my free Guide and Newslet­ter (the lat­ter grew out of the free Guide in an attempt to fill in some gaps and put things in a real-world context)

But it wasn’t long before even this wasn’t enough and peo­ple wanted some­thing more.

And that was when a reader or two, and John (I can’t remem­ber who came first, if you’ll par­don the expres­sion), sug­gested I wrote a full no-holds-barred male chastity book.

My... I’ve never written any book before, let alone one as risqué as a male chastity book.

And one thing that put me off was there were a cou­ple already out there – Lucy Fairbourne’s A Guide for Key­hold­ers,

Male Chastity Book Cover

Be Care­ful What You Wish For — The Ulti­mate Guide to Male Chastity

which I think is not too bad so far as it goes, and Beau­ti­ful Enslave­ment by “Mis­tress” Sara Collins, which I con­sider to be woe­fully inad­e­quate attempt by some­one who has hired a researcher to trawl the ‘net for infor­ma­tion and throw together some­thing she opti­misti­cally calls a “male chastity book” in a weekend.

So, I thought there was room for some­thing a lit­tle more… well, just more.

Now, sev­eral months and one male chastity book later, I think it’s all worked out rather well.

I am very proud of and pleased with my male chastity book, and it has been uni­ver­sally acclaimed. No, not every­one likes every word of it, but that’s to be expected. Here’s a typ­i­cal review, for instance. And Thumper, while he dis­agrees with my admit­tedly black-and-white char­ac­ter­i­sa­tion of sub­mis­sive men, also said some very nice things about it.

Yet still, there are those who piss and moan about my writ­ing a male chastity book at all.

Some think I’m act­ing “above my sta­tion”, what­ever that might mean; oth­ers think I shouldn’t be so mer­ce­nary as to expect remu­ner­a­tion for my hard work; and yet oth­ers go fur­ther and say I can­not truly be seri­ous about male chastity because I’m ask­ing money for a male chastity book (that to me is such a non sequitur it’s on a dif­fer­ent planet).

I find this sense of entitlement for a male chastity book most unpleasant, like a bad smell.

I’m not offended – frankly, I don’t give a fuck, and pre­fer to invest my time and energy in the nearly 200 peo­ple who have invested their time and energy in them­selves by buy­ing a male chastity book rather than worry about a few sad-sacks who think they some­how have a claim on the fruit of my hun­dreds of hours of labour sit­ting down and putting a male chastity book together.

The fact is, I’m not sell­ing out or deceiv­ing any­one. No one who doesn’t want a male chastity book has to buy one. The num­ber of peo­ple who are con­tent with my free Guide and Newslet­ter is approx­i­mately an order of mag­ni­tude larger than those who do invest in my male chastity book.

And that’s fine. I don’t begrudge any­one the time and effort I put in to the Blog and the free Guide for a second.

It’s nice that my baby, my own male chastity book is sell­ing pretty well, yes; it’s nice that I’m read­ing lovely things peo­ple are say­ing about it and me (I’m as much a sucker for com­pli­ments as any woman); and it’s nice to have some­thing of my own in the busi­ness rather than fol­low­ing John’s lead all the time.

But none of it’s nec­es­sary. I started the Blog for a rea­son – to share my expe­ri­ences and help edu­cate cou­ples new to the lifestyle, show­ing them it’s not all French-maids’ out­fits, creamp­ies and cuckokding.

And that rea­son is still valid today.

The Blog and writ­ing about the lifestyle has made a huge dif­fer­ence in my life in so, so many areas.

And believe me, I’m not get­ting rich of sell­ing the odd male chastity book here and there to peo­ple who really do feel they need that bit of extra infor­ma­tion that’s not avail­able in the same for­mat, in as much depth or in the same log­i­cal order.

So, to all those who have sup­ported me, either by invest­ing my male chastity book or just mak­ing nice com­ments about me, thank you. To the silent major­ity of my read­ers who per­haps take away all they want and need from the Blog and free Guide, thank you, too.

But to those who com­plain and think my believ­ing fair exchange is no rob­bery, and my ask­ing a purely con­sen­sual reward for my end­less work on a male chastity book is some­how wrong, and I’m let­ting the “side” down in some way… my guess is you’re the same kinds of whiny wannabes who try to bully your wives and girl­friends into lock­ing you up with­out a shred of con­sid­er­a­tion for what they want.

So, to you humour­less, whin­ing shits I say… “go boil your head!”. You don’t have to buy a male chastity book if you don’t want one!

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{ 7 comments }

Tom Allen September 1, 2010 at 2:41 pm

OFGS, Sarah. I’m surprised that you even dignified their complaints with a blog post.

Sarah September 3, 2010 at 12:51 pm

Sigh… I know. They just piss me off sometimes with their fucking whining.

Joroincharge September 1, 2010 at 8:47 pm

Only reason I dont need to purchase is I’m converted already! Gradually nw receiving back issiues and will post substantively again when I’ve got my head round them all!

mikecb September 1, 2010 at 9:11 pm

So, to you humour­less, whin­ing shits I say… “go boil your head!”
lol.  c’mon, Sarah, let it out.  Tell us how you really feel!  ;-p
I certainly don’t have a problem with you writing, or selling a book on the subject.  Your opinions and writing are quite good.  I find your marketing a little heavy-handed, but I understand what you’re doing and why.   It was pretty obvious by your heavy promotion of the “free guide”, and the necessity to join a mail list to get it that you had a paid offering in the offing.  You’ve provided enormous amounts of insightful writing on your blog for no charge.  I think anyone who complains about your desire to sell the more complete works should, indeed, go boil their head.
Good luck with your enterprise,
mikecb
 

Sarah September 3, 2010 at 12:50 pm

It’s not that heavy handed, Mike. My refund-rate is less than 0.5% which is extraordinarily low (and the one refiund I have had was clearly from someone who wanted to plagiarise me. I won’t go into detail, but I can’t see any other explanation for her actions before asking for a refund).

You’d normally expect anything from 5% to 15% if you’re marketing hard.

It’s empirical evidence that people like the book and once they make the decsision to get it are very happy with it.

As an author, I can’t wish for more than that.

 

Mel Cooley September 2, 2010 at 2:57 pm

I agree with those naysayers.  Why, just yesterday, having purchased a book from Amazon, I contacted the author and wrote, “Hey, I just paid for something that you created that took hundreds of hours of your personal time and that you poured your heart and passion into.  How dare you charge money for it?  Who do you think you are?!”  This is, in fact, the same letter I’ve  sent to the author of every book I’ve ever purchased.  Who would dream of charging money for a book?

Atone September 3, 2010 at 2:10 am

I felt guilty getting the free newsletters. They were so helpful I felt like I should be able to give back somehow. As soon as I got the offer to buy the book I did so without hesitation. Even if the book added nothing the newsletters already had it would have been worth it. Of course the book is fantastic and has a lot of additional information that makes it an even better value.

I have a printed out copy that I had Avery bound. It has red flags on at least a dozen pages and many underlined and highlighted sections. It has been very helpful to me and my wife. Now I just need to get her to pick it up and read it instead of me passing things along to her. Although that does stimulate conversation.

Sarah, thank you for the time and effort you put in to this.

-A

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