Sara2001 I completely agree. This would be cruel.

I indeed had to go through this... did last two weeks and a few days till I broke the seal without permission.
I would never do this to my gf once. It's way better to have no access to the keys, except for an emergency. I mean, any unlocked time also means a risk for her hymen. And I wouldn't want to be guilty of having it destroyed before wedding night by giving her access to the keys when she's horny. She could do something she'd regret for ages

      Max9 She will only regret it of she wants to go into marriage as a virgin and masturba will not break her hymen anyway. So maybe she will not regret getting access at all.

          Sara2001 Sure. Was just a random bunch of reasons why I feel people are locked

            Sara2001 A separate lock for secondary shield solves the problem. No risk for her hymen

                I'm not sure. If I asked I would probably get punished.

                Tobbe

                Mandi had her emergency key taped to her waist band,too.

                Angelina he can always do that, that's what he pays attention to 😉

                It isn't 100% sure;his cellphone can break,for example.Even if it is unlikley it would happen right when you have an emergency.

                Ines I think that to be permanently remembering the girl "eh, your key is here, just break a plastic", is even cruel.

                I wouldn't say it is cruel,but it can be hard,yes.

                Sara2001

                I agree.

                Laura

                Right!😉

                            Vanessa It isn't 100% sure;his cellphone can break,for example.Even if it is unlikley it would happen right when you have an emergency.

                            my father has 2 phones, a work phone and a private phone. it is very unlikely that both phones are broken

                                Not sure about the subject yet.

                                Angelina my father has 2 phones, a work phone and a private phone. it is very unlikely that both phones are broken

                                I think 100% security is not possible and not necessary. So it's fine if you can almost always get in contact with your father but not really always. Anything else is theoretical.

                                I never heard about a situation where a wearer really needed immediate release and it was not possible. Yes it's thinkable and it is good to have a save system. But it is not the end of the world if it in some rare situations can take a bit longer.

                                    Sara2001

                                    it's mainly about when i have an accident at home and have to call an ambulance, but like i said, it's all very theoretical

                                      Angelina

                                      Yes,in this case,it is safer.

                                      Sara2001 I never heard about a situation where a wearer really needed immediate release and it was not possible.

                                      Same for me,never happened too.

                                          a year later

                                          I am moving up some topics, due I see people writing in Introduction topic without search in forum.
                                          So I am making easier for them find some topics.

                                          @Ines, Angelina is going to wonder what happened when she gets back - so many old threads to reply to.

                                          Ines I think that to be permanently remembering the girl "eh, your key is here, just break a plastic", is even cruel.

                                          How do you have an emergency key but not know where it is? Or you just not have one?

                                              Jen Or you just not have one?

                                              It is very dangerous do not have an emergency key. We have all our belts emergency key in my home's safe.
                                              My parents have the code, and even the code is in an envelope in safes in my mother's business and in my father office.
                                              So, always are available if are necessary.

                                                  Since the original topic was "Keys Location" (which I never saw before - 🤣 ), I thought I would answer the original question since some may find it of interest.

                                                  There are several sets of keys to my belt and thigh bands. The only set that has ever gotten used are on a gold chain around my partners neck. The other sets are (with one exception) in special envelopes that have been sealed with wax with an impression of a ring that my partner wears. One set is in the glove box of each of our cars, there is a set in my handbag and a set in a drawer in the kitchen. These envelopes have never been opened since we made them. There is a final set that was added fairly recently. They are in a lockbox that is fastened to a post in the garden. In the event of an emergency I could also text my partner and she would give me the combination so I could retrieve them if I were home and she wasn't.

                                                  Obviously all these spare keys exist my for my safety (and presumably to keep a local lock smith in business 🤣 ) but as far as I am concerned they do not exist. I am a willing wearer; only interested in my partners decisions regarding any locking or unlocking. The spare keys are not even a slight temptation.

                                                  Ines Thank you for moving up.

                                                  I read the posting and I have to say the change for a situation where you need immediately the key for your thighs band has increased. At the flood area the mobile system didn't work.A call was not possible to get the combination for the safe. It could end deadly if you couldn't swim.

                                                      For me one key is in my locker at work... I use this for hygiene openings etc but it stays at work and I don't regard it as an escape route.

                                                      "My" key is in a lockbox at home. Who has the combination to the lockbox depends on the situation... sometimes me, sometimes not.

                                                      And finally I have an emergency key at my best friend's house, but if I ask for that one there are consequences.

                                                      So even though I take my belt off for work some days, I still regard the one in the lockbox as the only way to get a release.

                                                        Jen Angelina is going to wonder what happened when she gets back - so many old threads to reply to.

                                                        She did it already 😂

                                                            Jen @Ines, Angelina is going to wonder what happened when she gets back - so many old threads to reply to.

                                                            🤣

                                                            I was surprised there was so many threads with new answers,too!😉

                                                            Ines It is very dangerous do not have an emergency key.

                                                            I agree.It's very important to have an emergency key for all the locks.

                                                            Joh the mobile system didn't work

                                                            That's why mine are in a box with a plastic lock(with serial numbers)that I can cut quickly,in case I need these and can't call my parents(or if they don't answer).

                                                            Sin if I ask for that one there are consequences.

                                                            Which ones?