Whoa, even more negative:
Hm...interesting, but not for circumcized, especially if we talking about inescapability. Even for those who are not, the side which goes toward body, can damage the tissue.
(26 Dec 2021, 14:27 )Vixien Wrote: [ -> ]the side which goes toward body, can damage the tissue.
In my case, the most damaging part in the ring - it causes skin irritation , when tight. And if it's not tight, the cage is easily escapable. So, any anti-pulling-out solution, which can allow for wider rings, is welcome (for testing).
I would love to have one.... just because.
(26 Dec 2021, 20:49 )Tinker D Wrote: [ -> ]I would love to have one....
Yep #metoo
As you can see, the ring is very wide, yet, I bet it's not (easily???) escapable:
I wonder how painful erections are... Or, possibly, not at all?
Looking at this, got me to thinking about which is better. Circumcise vs non circumcise. For chastity and self bondage, which would be better. The chastity just shown looks great for the uncut. My buddy that comes over to play once in a while, is uncut. And I have notice when he is not aroused, his cock and balls gets sucked into his body. But when does get aroused, his balls pop out and his cock sticks out a good 7 inches. He can wear anything and not give himself away. Me? It’s out and hangs down all the time.
So, with that being said, I was thinking that if there was a tube connected to that insert and then the head could be tucked in almost to the level of the balls. The tube doesn’t have to be long, just enough to prevent it from popping out.
Am I making any sense?
(27 Dec 2021, 00:01 )Tinker D Wrote: [ -> ]Me? It’s out and hangs down all the time.
Growers vs showers (from "show", not "shower" as in the bathroom). You are a shower, your buddy is a grower (#metoo).
Still, I’ll bet that if you took a large fender washer, connect a tube, about 2-3 inches, and lock that on behind the balls, I’ll bet you can achieve the same results. And, in order to escape, the head would have to be pushed way back into the body to escape.... not that it can get anywhere.