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I truly think that top-tier chastity devices need you to have some form of piercing.
Don’t make a face! I’ve actually had four piercings now, and they are all Prince Alberts. The sensation is just a brief pinch for about a second afterward, with no pain after that point. That said, when I first got pierced, there was quite a bit of bleeding following the procedure. Fortunately, my wife’s pads came in handy.
I decided to get pierced so I could use a Mistress Lori’s chastity device. After roughly two months of being locked up, it became clear that my wife wasn’t particularly keen on acting as my keyholder, so I stopped using the device and let the piercing heal shut.
About a year later, I got pierced again to give chastity another shot. Before I could even propose the idea to my wife, I developed an infection in my buttocks area. I removed the jewelry before heading to the ER, which allowed that particular piercing to close up completely.
Then one day, I learned that a tattoo shop here in town specializes in PA piercings. Not all artists do them. Taking a chance, I got pierced once more. Once again, my stint with chastity fizzled out because I know deep down that my wife isn’t really into it.
My wife and I are both in our mid-60s. Although we remain very much in love, we haven’t had sex for two years now. Meanwhile, I make sure to masturbate whenever possible.
Recently, I met a wonderful dominatrix who is happy to be my keyholder. After our first session together, I went back and got pierced again while also ordering a #1 Mistress Lori’s device. She advises waiting 120 days before wearing the device to ensure full healing.
Here is some advice for anyone considering getting pierced specifically for an escape-proof setup: purchase a taper tool that matches your piercing gauge. Why? Six weeks into my current healing process, I suffered a severe stomach ache that sent me back to the ER. Anticipating potential X-rays and other tests, I decided to remove my jewelry again. Also, buy those special pliers you’ll need for this task; luckily, I already owned them.
As soon as I returned home from the hospital, I struggled but eventually succeeded in reinserting my jewelry. A local piercer near where I live helped me out with it. It cost $20 and took only five seconds. The following day, I ordered a taper tool.