Tattoos , piercings and chastity

Joh

Angelina
From my posting you know I am not a fan of chastity at all. I was replying about the judgement it would have a higher health risk. Not more.
Clearly with any piercing e.g on you ear it is most like the hole will be forever. Which is a long time risk everyone should be aware.

Angelina

Joh Clearly with any piercing e.g on you ear it is most like the hole will be forever. Which is a long time risk everyone should be aware.

i know that, i have 2 pierced ears myself (even though i rarely wear earrings), but i consciously take the risk. i don't want it on my labia - the risk is too high for me.

Vanessa Thank you.Too bad some people have not understood my post...

and I'm sorry I replied to that, sorry 🙁

Vanessa

Sin Same with my work (yoga)

Not possible with a chastity belt,yes.

Angelina stay calm , i will not write any more about it 😉

Thank you.Too bad some people have not understood my post...

HHelen But then it's hard to get rid of.

And it is rarely the case.

If someone get tattooed,I don't think it matter when they got the tattoo.And it is not that uncommon nowadays to have some tattoos.

Sin

Vanessa Not possible with a chastity belt,yes.

With a cable belt it's possible to do some restorative types of yoga because it's a lot more flexible than a rigid belt. But it's not nice to work out in, I'd rather not. Also I find it's a different mindset... it's nice to switch off doing yoga and forget about my situation, but the belt makes that hard.

HHelen

Vanessa If someone get tattooed,I don't think it matter when they got the tattoo.And it is not that uncommon nowadays to have some tattoos.

People grow up.

Vanessa

Sin

I guess some postures are not possible with a belt,right?

Sin

Vanessa I guess some postures are not possible with a belt,right?

It's mostly twists that are not nice. Sometimes it can be supportive... it can help with backbends a little bit because it stops dumping in the lower back. But mostly it's just annoying and puts unnecessary pressure on the skin.

Vanessa

Sin

I'm very surprised most of yoga postures are possible,or even better,with the belt!

Tobbe

Sure,we should be sure we want to have it on our skin,even in several years.Japanese/chinese characters can be risked,yes!

In the TV Show "Big Bang Theory",in an episode,Sheldon discovers that the tattoo Penny have on her cheek(a japanese/chinese character,don't remember which one)means "soup"(not what she wanted,of course),if I remember well.😉

Tobbe

Tattoos are "forever" and it can be good to think about it, before it is done. Also what the tattoo means. Not so nice to later learn that the stylish Japanese characters may mean good cheese!

Angelina

Tobbe

some tattoos last longer than marriages I agree

Tobbe Not so nice to later learn that the stylish Japanese characters may mean good cheese!

🤣

Christine

HHelen Basically who put the belt on her and why.

Oh no. That would be the worst,

Sin

Vanessa I'm very surprised most of yoga postures are possible,or even better,with the belt!

They're not! It's only postures like camel pose or saddle pose where it acts like a sling and offers some support for the sacrum. But with everything else it just cuts you in half. I wouldn't recommend any workout in a belt, at the very least you'll end up with some chafing somewhere.

Angelina

Vanessa In the TV Show "Big Bang Theory",in an episode,Sheldon discovers that the tattoo Penny have on her cheek(a japanese/chinese character,don't remember which one)means "soup"(not what she wanted,of course),if I remember well.😉

yes, i know the episode. although i like to eat soup, there are worse things. 😉

Sin Back on topic, I don't think I've met a German person under 40 who doesn't have at least one tattoo! It's popular here too (Australia), but not quite at the same level. Literally every German I know has ink somewhere. Tattoos and cigarettes seem to be an official accessory for you guys!

ok, you definitely know other germans than i do, i know this more from southern europeans 😂

Laura I have no tattoos and I'm a person under 40 😂

😉

Vanessa

Sin

So,yoga is harder with a belt,as I guessed.

It seems more logical...

Sin

Vanessa Also it's a different headspace. For me this is the biggest issue. I don't really know if the two are compatible, being bound or restricted defeats the purpose in many ways.

Back on topic, I don't think I've met a German person under 40 who doesn't have at least one tattoo! It's popular here too (Australia), but not quite at the same level. Literally every German I know has ink somewhere. Tattoos and cigarettes seem to be an official accessory for you guys!

Joh

Sin Back on topic, I don't think I've met a German person under 40 who doesn't have at least one tattoo! It's popular here too (Australia), but not quite at the same level. Literally every German I know has ink somewhere. Tattoos and cigarettes seem to be an official accessory for you guys!

I got the opposite impression that most of Australian have a tattoo and not so many in Germany.

Tobbe

Sin It probably depends entirely on who you meet. If it's mostly backpackers and adventurers, then it can certainly be true. It's not like you would see the same thing in Germany.

carg

Angelina i never judge dangers according to the consequences but according to the probability

Risk = probability x consequence. So a big probability with small consequences might be as useful to avoid as a small probability that will have big consequences. You had better try to avoid something that has a 0.1% of you dying, while something with a 10% chance of getting an abrasion would be acceptable. So you need to weigh both to make an informed decision if something is worth the risk.

Sin Also it's a different headspace.

(about doing yoga with or without belt) Yes, I can see that. With yoga you try to reach inner peace and tranquility, and being belted is probably not beneficial to those goals. Unless of course you are deliberately looking for a challenge. Like I've heard pain is a useful meditation subject (although not very much embraced in the western world, but with fakirs...).

Jen

Joh I got the opposite impression that most of Australian have a tattoo and not so many in Germany.

No we don't it happens and isn't weird but still not common

Laura

I have no tattoos and I'm a person under 40 😂

Vanessa

Laura

Me too.But I would have tattoo if allowed.

Is it your choice or forbidden?

Tobbe It probably depends entirely on who you meet

Probably.

Rina

My-Steel too;text or pictures.

Angelina the QR code leads directly to unwedchastity 😂

As her link,which lead on this topic!😉

Laura

Which ones?

Anyway,if someone can look and scan the QR Code on a chastity belt,he/she should know enough the wearer.It is not something we would show to anyone.

Sin

Tobbe It probably depends entirely on who you meet. If it's mostly backpackers and adventurers, then it can certainly be true. It's not like you would see the same thing in Germany.

This is true, I've only been to Berlin and it felt quite alternative, but I imagine it would be different in regional areas. All the other Germans I've met whilst travelling. (Probably why Joh said the same about Australians).

Rina

Personally I wouldn't get tattoos, but I won't judge anyone over having tattoos or piercings either.

Laura engravings on a waistband

Engravings would be nice, if it's artistic! I think Fancy Steel is offering engraving on locking plate, which may be better for wearers depending on preference! (Plate that has padlock, which is center of the waistband of Fancy Steel belts.) If I wear a belt, I would prefer having cute symbol engraved, like angel wings!

https://fancysteel.com/collections/chastity-extras/products/laser-engraving

Laura

Rina I think Fancy Steel is offering engraving on locking plate, which may be better for wearers depending on preference!

Can they engrave a QR code?

Joh

Sin (Probably why Joh said the same about Australians).

I got the impression when I visited some public swimming pool at different location in Australia.

Angelina

Sin , I've only been to Berlin

ah ok, then that can be true. berlin is also a pretty hipster city, .... i don't want to say anything bad about my capital (because i like the city, just not the people), but let me put it this way, not all of germany is like berlin. 😂

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