Shifting over from the “Perfect chastity accessory thread”, where newsub4a asked:
I’m curious if you run into any problems with our piercing and the cables? Specifically, does the cable/chastity device place excessive stress on the puncture? My frenum is currently an 8 gauge (unsure of the mm equivalent) but after wearing the cable for about six to eight hours, I notice small tears forming in it. Needless to say, we’ve stopped using that piercing as our primary security measure! Click to expand… The stress isn’t too severe, though I haven’t had a chance to examine it closely up close yet. I mostly tweak my sitting position to minimize pinching or pulling, and perhaps subtly shift the cage nearer to my body. I’m planning to get my PA redone fairly soon regardless, intending to use that as a thicker, more robust anchor point. My frenum piercing has a 12ga ring passing through just the thin section of the doubled-up flap of tissue; it’s not nearly as deep as yours seems to be, so I’d assume having extra tissue for support would help. The cable passes through the large triangular gaps on either side between rings C and D, giving more freedom of motion, then goes over to loop around the lock’s shackle. While the steel cable is quite taut, the ring itself has a decent diameter with some room to shift. I just checked my old 3000 model; its bottom holes are fairly small and likely restrict movement, which might be creating extra stress on the piercing. However, with the 3000, minimal movement suffices for masturbation leading to ejaculation. All of you, what do your crafty souls do to keep cages comfortably in place?