Our families

Ines

Renita
Well, I think that a good girl with a chastity belt, and a good boy with a key are the best couple possible. 🙂

Laura

Ines With wrong key for sure 🤣

Vanessa

Ines OMG, girls, you are the terror of unwed girls!

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We want to feel less and less alone in a chastity belt!😉

Ines Frankly, I do not have idea. He is very respectful, but I do not know if he would like her girls wear a belt.
About her belting, I think that is a decision of her girlfriend and her family.
But I would be glad of help her! She is a little boring for me, but in Christmas she will pass some days in my room, so for sure we will talk.

It would beinteresting to know more.

Ines As she says, it is not her belt, it is a belt with her measures. 😂

The difference is subtle!😉

Ines Well, I think that a good girl with a chastity belt, and a good boy with a key are the best couple possible. 🙂

Even if not married?

Ines

Troll Inés! Try it for free! Just today! 😂

Ines

Vanessa Even if not married?

Do not put in my mouth, or keyboard 😉, such ideas!
If a girl is unmarried, her parents must care her.

Laura

Ines If a girl is unmarried, her parents must care her.

What about boy's parents?

Vanessa

Ines

And so,her parents should keep the keys,right?

Angelina

It is pretty often the case,however.

The differences can be subtle or important,but it is not uncommon there is different rules,and sometimes punishments,based only on gender...

Ines

Laura
Boys too, but in general we are more dependable. Boys, in my thinking must be more independent.
If you allow me be a little subtle, I think parents should support the boys and care the girls.

Angelina

Ines

i find it a little sad that you see the education of boys and girls very differently 🙁 both sexes should be supported and protected 😉

Ines

Angelina
It depends of the girls and boys, of course. I express my opinion. And of course, for example I do not have same needs than my sister.
I express my ideal.

Angelina

Ines

probably we think a bit differently because i think very gender neutral, but i understand why some parents raise boys differently than girls even if i don't like it very much

Angelina

Vanessa

of course there are certain differences in education, but rules and penalties should always be the same 🙂

Laura

Vanessa And so,her parents should keep the keys,right?

I think it's obvious.

Ines I think that girls have to be a little more protected, without anulate us, of course.

I agree. Girls need to be protected more.

Ines

Angelina , but rules and penalties should always be the same

Penalties without doubt, but rules not necessarily.
For example, when I would be mom, I can not let my daughters same hour to arrive home than if I have a boy.
I think that girls have to be a little more protected, without anulate us, of course.

Vanessa

Angelina

It is unfair,but pretty common...In my case,at least,most of the punishments for breaking a rule we both have are similar.

Ines

Your example works perfectly for me,my twin has a later curfew than me.I've the same only if we go to the same place.

Laura I agree. Girls need to be protected more.

I may agree,but it often means being more limited,which is not very pleasant...

Angelina maybe in the clothes 😉

Obviously!Even if it would be fun if my twin has to wear a skirt long enough(and not a kilt)!:p

I think,most of the time,if rules and punishments are based on gender,the rules for the daughters are stricter,and the punishments for the sons harder(as they're more strong about feeling pain than us,except the pain we feel when giving birth,of course).Do you think too,or am I wrong?I tend to think it,as,as far as I know,when they used corporal punishments in UK,they used different sort of canes,depending on the gender of the one getting punished...

Angelina

Ines

ok i accept your opinion, but i'm against it, i think the same curfew should apply to both of them

Ines

Angelina
I obviously do not think in big differences, but I think is advisable stablish some differences.

Angelina

Ines

maybe in the clothes 😉, but otherwise I don't see a big difference (but that's only my opinion)

Ines

Vanessa Your example works perfectly for me,my twin has a later curfew than me.I've the same only if we go to the same place.

In this concrete thing, I think it is normal. I think parents must worry a little more for us than for our brothers.

Angelina

Vanessa

that's exactly what i think, the rules are worse for the daughter and the punishments are worse for the son, i think both are absolutely wrong 🙁

Vanessa

Ines

But we can feel it a bit unfair...

Angelina

Sure,but it is somehow logical too.A lot of parents tend to think that their daughters need to be protected more,and have more strict rules to achieve it more easily.And,even if it is mainly based on gender and pain tolerance of each gender,I think too it is easier to obey rules if these are more lenient,so less excuses for men when breaking one...

But,yes,as I said to @Ines,we can feel it unfair(and men can feel unfair to have harder punishments,too).

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