I think dating is important to understand what kind of partner you want later in life. If you don't pick a monkey, it's also fun and will expand your horizon. If you choose to date belted, please be proud of that. Don't announce it but don't go to extremes hiding it. A good man will not judge you for that. And of course, you could share some of your adventures and your responsibility with a keyholder in the background, if you give up your keys (or your digital safe's code).

    Damien If you choose to date belted, please be proud of that. Don't announce it but don't go to extremes hiding it. A good man will not judge you for that.

    No choice I gotta - don't trust myself at parties n clubbing any more definately not trusting dating. Even got a lot more time home alone now - getting harder to find time to give myself a break. - like from the belt not chastity.

      Jen Take care Jen, you know well that even a tight fitting my-steel will not protect you from every kind of ugly situation.

        Damien What kind of support would help you to stay chaste?

        This question surely deserves it's own thread!

        For my own part the only support I really need is checking. I don't like the "lock them up and throw away the key" mentality. I need to feel that someone gives a f*** about me and actually cares that I stop pleasuring myself and get out and live life.

        Damien If you choose to date belted, please be proud of that.

        Tell it!! This is so true. Wearing a belt is special, it is interesting, it is cool.

        Damien I keyhold for adult ladies who wear out of their own motivation.

        Even though I am sitting here totally locked up myself, I can see how keyholding could be very interesting. @Tobbe holds keys for people and seems to absolutely love the idea. What was it he said? "The best invention since the wheel"! Lol.

        Damien huh do you mean safety or cheating? Choosing to wear it includes respecting it - like even if I'm a bit drunk I'm only ever playing over it.

        Damien I think dating is important to understand what kind of partner you want later in life.

        This disturbs me like what should I assume my first guy is a try-out? Like what if my husband is my first date?

          Jen

          I think the same. I have dated only a guy in my life.
          And I was safe that I liked him before start to date.
          Start dating and try is not a smart strategy, specially when the girl wears a chastity belt.

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          When I mention dating, I have a classic first date in mind - café or restaurant, talking to get to know each other.

          Damien because she was not able to express her desires, states of emotion and goals very well.

          Didn't she just want to stay virgin?

            Laura Ideally I'm keyholding for humans, not hymens. I see virginity as an abstract cultural ideal, associated with purity, chastity, and certain standards of social behaviour. In former times, girls who have never been with a man have been called a virgin. What is virginity to you Laura? Somebody had oral or anal sex and gave or received many orgasms, but was never penetrated vaginally, is she virgin? Somebody who tore her hymen when she was four by accident? I don't want to sell a virgin to the highest bidder, so I mostly care about her current motivation and state of mind.

              Damien You are really talking like ChatGPT 😂 . Back to you question, it's just a family tradition

              Your answer seems to be about a family tradition of unwed chastity, but as you brought up virginity: What is it to you?

                Damien

                Damien, there is a topic about this and you can read there plenty of opinions and values.
                This is a keyholder thread.

                Jen This disturbs me like what should I assume my first guy is a try-out?

                1000% yes.

                Jen Like what if my husband is my first date?

                What if he seems like a nice guy but two years into a relationship you realise he's not really for you?

                  Sin What if he seems like a nice guy but two years into a relationship you realise he's not really for you?

                  Well, we should try another boy, but I would not lose my virginity with a try, Sin.
                  Jen' s approach and yours are compatible, I believe.

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                    Ines I agree, I meant more the dating aspect... I can't imagine how much my life would suck if I permanently hooked up with the first few guys I dated as a teenager.

                      Sin I can't imagine how much my life would suck if I permanently hooked up with the first few guys I dated as a teenager.

                      I think the idea is that the bad guys won't marry you, so instead of getting stuck with them you never lose part of your heart to them if that makes sense.

                      But we each need to find our own path, and decide on our own goals.

                      Sin I can't imagine how much my life would suck if I permanently hooked up with the first few guys I dated as a teenager.

                      then you had different values as a teenager than you do today, i think that's one of the main reasons why relationships fail. How often do I ask myself: "he/she" must have felt something for the partner, what happened?

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                        Sin What if he seems like a nice guy but two years into a relationship you realise he's not really for you?

                        Ok yeah who knows but I want to assume he is like why date otherwise

                        Angelina then you had different values as a teenager than you do today, i think that's one of the main reasons why relationships fail. How often do I ask myself: "he/she" must have

                        I just think it takes time to get to know someone and decide if you want to spend the rest of your life with them. Sometimes you fall into complacency because it's comfortable, but with the benefit of hindsight you realise you should have broken up much earlier. Sometimes it takes a while to figure that out. It's easy to go "He / she is the one!" when you first fall in love. Doesn't mean it is though.