Very different feel to wearing this device after years with various tubes – this restraint doesn’t have one. And wow, it’s extremely restrictive (tiny). Oscar doesn’t really get a chance to emerge, so turtling out doesn’t seem to be much of a problem. Wearer feels rather like a reverse form of eunuch, only without penis and very much in possession of a large set of balls. After the first 12 hours it’s still quite comfortable, so extending testing. Lack of any metal parts makes for great travel possibilities, assuming endurance is sustainable.

Difficulty sleeping, perhaps due to outside stresses. This cage likes to spin around, surprising the wearer in odd places. Will be interesting to test its resolve during today’s planned activities.

Back behind bars in the lightest steel chastity device I own. As Oscar twitches and squirms in his confinement, there is a sensory reminder from the bars that he’s locked in a cage. That subtle reminder is in many ways arousing, and as a result the little guy doesn’t get much sleep. :( CV set for 10 AM Monday, enough time for a hot shower and circulation check before PT.

Confirming session completion.

Ring is chafing, applied Aquaphor. Definitely a charged attitude and interest around the place, but by the time we can enjoy each other’s company, we’re too tired to do much. Perhaps a shift to morning antics is in order.

Some chafing from the HT ring, wore a custom leather pad at the top to ease the pressure at the pubic bone which seems to cause lasting irritation with this restraint. Pad was removed for early morning bed check.

Routine bodily functions are more problematic with this device, and it’s necessary to wear some sort of drip catcher much of the time as much tends to dribble out after bathroom visits. But it doesn’t require as much support as a metal cage, and it’s exciting to wear my lover’s pet tag at the top of the restraint and the key on her adored person.

Holy Trainer, standard tube, QR code pet tag. Verification picture taken by Partner. xx

Cage and detainee thoroughly cleaned, headed for PT.

Still confined in the old Lori’s #6. Beginning new routine of daily & random inspections in anticipation of increased intensity to come.

Experts agree that the best way to deal with panic attacks is to face your fear, so Oscar is back in the cage that freaked us out yesterday. We don’t have to go anywhere for a few days so there’s added comfort. Oscar’s handler is liking the feel of the new blog format with pro forma reporting and comments by detainee and interested parties.