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Waking up early AM again

Posted: Wed Apr 05, 2017 8:13 pm
by sirmebane
Last week my wife removed me from the cage for three days and I had an interesting experience. After two nights, I was awakened with a raging erection. Being uncaged, I felt the whole sensation. It woke me up.

It happened again the next morning.

So strange this chastity game.

Re: Waking up early AM again

Posted: Thu Apr 06, 2017 3:47 am
by TwistedMister
And it feels so good to be able to just grab hold of it and rub it!

Re: Waking up early AM again

Posted: Thu Apr 06, 2017 8:25 am
by locked4her55
TwistedMister wrote:And it feels so good to be able to just grab hold of it and rub it!
Yea, but if feels even better when you wake up, it's hard, and she's rubbing it. 8-) :D

Re: Waking up early AM again

Posted: Thu Apr 06, 2017 12:21 pm
by cuyahoga
That is the time when I most want to be in the cage...
Otherwise, I find myself unconsciously grinding into the mattress.

During a long denial period, it's almost like I can sleep better in the cage. I'm going to wake up at 4AM no matter what. The question is, will I be able to go back to sleep, or spend the next hour and a half trying to quietly edge. :)

Re: Waking up early AM again

Posted: Fri Apr 07, 2017 6:55 am
by LOCKED HUSBAND
[quote="cuyahoga"]That is the time when I most want to be in the cage...
Otherwise, I find myself unconsciously grinding into the mattress.

During a long denial period, it's almost like I can sleep better in the cage. I'm going to wake up at 4AM no matter what. The question is, will I be able to go back to sleep, or spend the next hour and a half trying to quietly edge. :)[/quo

Right there with you .

Re: Waking up early AM again

Posted: Sat Apr 08, 2017 6:42 am
by TwistedMister
cuyahoga wrote:The question is, will I be able to go back to sleep, or spend the next hour and a half trying to quietly edge. :)
I'm not going to spend an hour and a half playing with it. It's nice to be able to give it a bit of a rub for 30 seconds, but frankly, I'm much more interested in getting a cup of coffee. (There was a time, when I was younger, when I actually kept a coffee maker on the night-stand. I had it set to start up 10 minutes before the alarm went off, so that I could get my coffee just as soon as it did.)

Re: Waking up early AM again

Posted: Sat Apr 15, 2017 1:28 pm
by braddogg4345
Coffee machine on the nightstand! I gotta try that!
I am really torn about being caged or not being caged. My KH is actually pretty generous when it comes to letting me remain out of my cage. But most of the time, i ask her to lock me again after teasing or sex. Not necessarily because i like being caged, but because I just dont trust myself. It would be really easy to rub one out after she falls asleep, or even if she is in the next room.

Re: Waking up early AM again

Posted: Sun Apr 16, 2017 9:47 am
by TwistedMister
braddogg4345 wrote:Coffee machine on the nightstand! I gotta try that!
Well, at the time it was practically a necessity, since I was working two full-time jobs *and* taking a full course-load at college. For two years I got well below the 'recommended' amount of sleep and caffeine was about the only thing keeping me going. I *needed* that coffee to be instantly ready and available as soon as the alarm(s) went off. (Sometimes I'd have two and even three alarm clocks set, one on the other side of the room, to make sure that I woke up. During the Winter, I was prone to waking up in a panic, not knowing whether it was day or night and if I had slept through a time when I was supposed to be working, which did actually happen once or twice.)
I am really torn about being caged or not being caged. My KH is actually pretty generous when it comes to letting me remain out of my cage. But most of the time, i ask her to lock me again after teasing or sex. Not necessarily because i like being caged, but because I just dont trust myself. It would be really easy to rub one out after she falls asleep, or even if she is in the next room.
Well, my kink is being *forced*, my KH being 'generous' or 'nice' and 'giving me a break' detracts from the experience. I don't think she quite understands that yet, but she might be getting there. In my picture-perfect 'ideal' scenario there would be no 'breaks' just to be 'nice'.

Wearing a cage just to wear a cage does nothing for me. But, being *forced* to wear a cage and her having 100% control of my cock 100% of the time induces significant arousal, her understanding how that works and then using it to her advantage increases that arousal by at least an order of magnitude.

She doesn't have to be 'mean' about it, of course. She can still be 'nice' and even 'loving', in spite of 100% insistence on being locked. "I know that you like being horny for me, and *I* like you being horny for me, so this is the way it's going to be." If she could ever get her head wrapped around the idea that by keeping me locked and horny for her is a 'nice' thing...well, it could get interesting.

I know that on the surface it may seem a little 'twisted' to be turned on by being forced to 'suffer' for her, enduring the inconvenience and discomfort of being almost constantly aroused for her, serving for her sexual pleasure while only infrequently getting an orgasm of my own, but if you think about it, history and mythology are filled with tales of men enduring great sacrifices for the women they love. It appears to me that there has always been a significant tendency for men to 'want' to endure suffering, pain and sacrifice to 'prove' themselves to women, as such 'endurance' shows them to be 'worthy', a display of 'strength' that elevates their stature. In this modern day and age, there are few dragons to slay, few opportunities to go to war and conquer cities and return a hero after having suffered and made great sacrifices, but it is a natural tendency to want to do this. So, it seems to me that the increasing(?) trend of 'male chastity' and the idea of 'suffering' for a woman is really just a different expression of something that has been there all along.

When I was young I read stories, watched TV and movies about men doing great things, suffering hardships, 'girding their loins' and going off to battle, conquering this or that and returning triumphant. It is, in fact, quite a common theme. Clearly, the tendency is there. As a kid, I dreamed of doing similar things...and I did them. And though I have [mostly] retired from the business of doing battle after more than 30 years of 'living by the sword' (since I first picked up an M-16 in the service of Uncle Sam at the age of 17 and continuing through various other employment where proficiency with weapons was a key requirement) (and with the scars and traumatic arthritis and other remaining afflictions that tend to be acquired from an addiction to excitement), the tendency that I recognize still remains. I still have an innate 'need' to 'prove' my 'worthiness', it just takes a different form now.

OK, I'll lay off the non-erotic psychological examination now. :mrgreen: