New security method for the CB2K

Hi Altarboy. Thanks for posting my thoughts at http://www.tpe.com/~altarboy/nt010918.htm ...I hope that a lot more couples catch on to the idea of chastity especially if the guy suffers from any kind of a sexual addiction.

I have a new security method I'd like to share about my CB2K. Instead of using one A ring I use two. My ball sack stretches very easily but not so with this method of wearing the device. What I do is first lubricate the underside of my ball sack so that there is no pinching when the rings go on. Next I first put on the second smallest (NOT second smallest in the set of five A rings but second smallest in comfort for me)but most comfortable A ring. After this is in place I slide it all the way down to my pubic bone area. Next I put on the smallest A ring that I can wear comfortably ...this is the ring one size down from the first that I put on. This also is pushed all the way down. Then I insert the center post as you would with the one A ring but this time it goes through the two rings and in through the center holes. A spacer is then put on at the end of the center post so that my ball sack is not pinched when the B ring is put on. I then put on the B ring with the cage and the two side bars then lock into the two rings locking the two rings.

What I noticed when wearing the device with the one A ring in place is that it seemed to be more noticeable and produced more discomfort due to the "extra room".

When wearing the device with the two A rings in place, it can be more easily pushed down inside of the user's underwear and thus less likely to be noticed.

My wife and I had tried the points of intrigue but they are just too painful with an erection and I was able to pull out when soft with them still in place.

Just wanted to share this to help other CB2K wearers who are able to back out of the device.

My observations after wearing the device this way is that the ball sack is held a bit tighter but still comfortable. The addition of the extra ring locked in place to the first A ring makes it near if not impossible (haven't been able to get out yet without the key) to back out of the device.

Greg

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