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WARNING! If you eat meat and haven’t eaten yet, DO NOT READ THE TEXT IN RED! In today’s thread on the Male Chastity Journal, Lion is reviewing the Nub. He praises it highly. I asked if he’d tried to pull out, and he replied wondering why he would try that since he asks to be locked in first place. Good point! Here is my response: “It is a headspace thing for me. I don’t want out either. If the Japanese ever come up with a self-cleaning and self-maintaining device, I’d love to be locked away for very long periods of time and be released only on P’s whim and not also when mundane tasks must be performed. It is such a sublime place to be, frustration notwithstanding. (Ha! Frustration contributing!) Not being able to escape though is similar to good physical bondage to me. I am always a little sad when it is time to be released from bondage, and I do so very much enjoy struggling against bonds from which escape is impossible. P has always been expert at inescapable. If she restrains you, you’re done. You will not escape. When play gets rough, the inability to escape steps in for my own courage and keeps me from embarrassing myself by trying to avoid whatever P is administering. There is little better in the world to me than mental surrender combined with inescapable physical restraint while P does her work. That restraint is like an exclamation point and is a very real extension of P’s will. Chastity has bondage-like qualities. For me, physical inescapability adds to the heat and the delight. A frozen hamburger cooked with fried onions is wonderful. A fresh ground steak burger with melted cheese and carmelized onions served on a bun that has been fried in butter to make it toasty is nigh on orgasmic. Jamie” Subbies, chaste males (I repeat myself?!), and key holders, what are your thoughts? Symbolism sufficient? Inescapability not important? Preferred? Essential? Jamie