Anti-theft gate and chastity belt mythbuster

Oh my god, this would be awful. Luckily I know these systems search for RFID chips. All we have to worry about are systems like a security scanner.

My class once visited the federal parliament once. I didn't join the trip because of this.

Sara2001

that's very pity, i think my father would have tried under these circumstances to go with me as an escort to make this possible

what "excuse" did you use?

Tobbe No link, but information from women I helped to wear chastity belt!

How many women did you "help to wear chastity belt"?

Tobbe Several have hesitated before passing the arches, fear that it will alarm

Moving a shopping cart

Tobbe

Were you the keyholder?

or was it like here in the forum only a written exchange (so virtual help) ?

Tobbe

ok, then you know almost all perspectives, therefore your knowledge about chastity is very high

have you ever been in our position ? have you ever worn a belt without acces to a key ? if so how long and how did it feel ?

Tobbe the first times she crosses anti-theft security arches in the stores.

More the ones at airport.

Sara2001 Luckily I know these systems search for RFID chips. All we have to worry about are systems like a security scanner.

And metal detectors,like in airport,for example.

Sara2001 My class once visited the federal parliament once. I didn't join the trip because of this.

Wise decision,even if never good to miss a trip...

Angelina

Yes;a bit sexist!

Chastity cages/belts are effective on men(but more risked),and if such devices are on sale,it is because people buy these(but probably more often for fetish use).

Vanessa Chastity cages/belts are effective on men(but more risked)

I don't want to bring up an old argument again.

Vanessa but probably more often for fetish use).

that's right, i notice that also here in the forum, most men here use the cb for fetish use, quite different from the women

Tobbe No, they don't react

Good to know.

Angelina I don't want to bring up an old argument again.

Vanessa And metal detectors,like in airport,for example.

I can very much agree with that. Happened to me once, was very embarrassing because I had to undress in front of the security people and explain to them what set off the alarm.

Lukas

I understand it was a very unpleasant experience!

Lukas

so the security guards saw the cage? what did they say?

your parents could have removed the cage before the security check and put it back on again afterwards

that's the way my father did it.

Angelina They saw it, I explained to them, they didn't believed me but let me go anyways because the cage wasn't any apparent thread to the security of the airport. For the flight back home, my parents took off the cage and after that, they started using another cage. The "travel cage" as I call is locked with a normal padlock instead of an integrated lock, that way the metal padlock can be swapped with a plastic single-use seal so the cage doesn't have any metal part that could set off the detector.

Lukas

that would be a very embarrassing moment for me, fortunately it had no further consequences