Luckily, loads of people seem to be doing it - and documenting it in the r/gaychastity subreddit. Is it inconvenient? Does it make a noise? I don’t have a dick and balls, but do they wobble when you run? And if so, that’d be painful in a cage, right? It’s not just the fear (or desire, if you’re into that) of being caught, but the practicality of exercising in a cage. Although it’s fairly easy to avoid being seen while showering - by anyone who doesn’t already know about the cage, at least - and to hide the device when wearing pants, it seems like a tall order to keep your dick trap a secret while wearing tight lycra, or lying face-up-legs-open doing bench presses. And, as if exercising isn’t, er, hard enough, they go to the gym in the cage.
They shower in the cage, go to work in the cage, visit family in the cage. So, for those who live, breathe and sleep chastity, wearing a cage becomes part and parcel of everyday life. One guy even told Pink News that he’d been locked up for 430 days.
Some people might wear them for short periods of time (an hour or so), while others opt to keep them on for days, weeks or months at a time. Where once chastity devices were meant to stop women from masturbating or cheating on their knight husbands in the 19th century, now they’re a key kink in the BDSM community - particularly among gay men, who use them for erection and orgasm denial.
