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Jeff many rules which are ideal and sensible for willing wearers
Thinking about this, it seems silly (sorry Jeff) to imagine that it makes sense that there would be one list of “ideal” rules that would work for all willing wearers. Surely it would depend on many variables? A possible list of such might include:
- Why the person is willing to wear a chastity belt in the first place (worse consequences, loss of family privileges, loss of respect within a cultural group etc.)
- Cultural background of the parties involved.
- History that might have led to the decision (perhaps an alternative punishment?)
- Relationship pf wearer to keyholder
- Ostensible reasons for wearing the chastity device (protection, safeguard, prevention of rape or unwanted pregnancy, demonstration of commitment or love for the keyholder etc.
There are doubles other considerations.
A rule designed to protect virginity of the wearer would make little sense for a married woman who has already given birth to sons or daughters. Also, one rule for hygiene would likely (such as for a male) be impractical for another who might be on her period or one who is unable to access his/her keyholder when necessary.