Max9

There isn't a special word for chastity bra as there is one for chastity belt?

    Vanessa

    yet there is

    chastity belt = keuschheitsgürtel

    chastity bra = keuschheits bh

    bra = bh 😉

      11 days later

      KB is Korbach I think. It could be used as Chastity Bra (Keuschheits-BH). So KG-KB 2019 would be perfect to show how long you wear it

        Sara2001 So KG-KB 2019 would be perfect to show how long you wear it

        It could be a good idea,and not easy to guess what it means!😉

        But harder to use,if we start to wear the chastity bra some years after we started to wear the chastity belt!😉

          Vanessa

          You don't have a car yet, still do you have the chance to take them both 😁

            Angelina

            Not sure I can choose my plate number in France,but it could be CC("ceinture de chasteté",chastity belt))-017(for the permanent wear of my chastity belt)-SC("soutien-gorge de chasteté",chastity bra)! 🤣

              Vanessa SC("soutien-gorge de chasteté",chastity bra

              Good to know how it's called in France, because I always used the word "brassière" 😂

              Vanessa SC("soutien-gorge de chasteté",chastity bra)!

              a complicated word, keuschheits bh in in germany sounds easier 🤣

                Angelina this is an exception, in general german is a difficult language 😂

                Nahh, German isn't difficult at all. We just don't like to play Scrabble, because in German, there are words like "Fußbodenschleifmaschinenverleih" 🤣 🤣 🤣

                  Lukas

                  German is difficult even for many Germans

                  scrabble is a terrible game, high potential for conflict 😂

                    Angelina scrabble is a terrible game, high potential for conflict 😂

                    Oh yes, very high. Almost as bad as Monopoly.

                    Angelina It's pronunciation matches the spelling. This is a great advantage. Also "der/die" means the same as "le/la" 😂

                      Laura Also "der/die" means the same as "le/la"

                      nevertheless it is difficult for people who speak english because these words do not exist in english, there is no such differentiation