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I went for an over-40 health check last week, not giving much thought to the fact that I was wearing my cage. It wasn’t with my regular GP; it was a referral following a knee injury—long story short, I had been caged during this period and didn’t expect them to examine what’s down below, but they did, so the doctor saw everything.
After five minutes of mortifying embarrassment while he acted somewhat less than professional, he advised me to let my GP know about our current lifestyle. He didn’t explain very well why I needed to do this in his view. Could anyone clarify? Can long-term denial lead to problems down there? I’ve done some searching online but haven’t found much…
It’s been three weeks now (the longest stretch for me) and it has been frustratingly blissful so far. D is loving having someone serve her hand and foot, and I genuinely enjoy being kept in this state. I seem to be making more tea than usual, and cleaning the house at 6am isn’t exactly coming naturally to me yet, but she’s doing fewer chores because of it, and I really appreciate the dominance she shows and how submissive it makes me feel.
I’m just a bit worried now after what the doctor mentioned about potential future issues…