Talking to the wife

[Curry]

Wow. Thank you all. Very kind group of folks here. I just got done working a double, and I'm beat, but I'll research all of the suggestions in the next day or so. Thanks again. I'll keep you posted.

[Betterthansmith]

Sorry to ask - I've searched around and can't find a link to Sarah Jameson's BCWYF book anywhere... any pointers appreciated...

[Curry]

Go to her website, malechastityblog.com
At the top of the page, there are links. Choose resources. It drops down, and the first link says new: ultimate male chastity guide. That's where you can purchase the book for 67 dollars...

[Tom Allen]

I'm pretty sure that there are free versions of "Be careful what you wish for" floating around.

[Curry]

Do tell. Where might one find a copy?

[Tom Allen]

I'd start by searching the torrents or other "free" ebook sites. A little Googling should find something in 5 minutes.

[Curry]

Ah. Torrents. I forgot such a thing existed. I'm none too savvy on the cool stuff.

[Petey]

When my wife and I started out, I found this blog and showed it to my wife. I thought it was quite helpful, and it was one of the few things that I figured was realistic enough to share with my wife without scaring her off.
http://gweninlove.blogspot.ca/2012/03/f ... evice.html
Good luck!

[Curry]

Wow, man. That is almost a perfect vignette of what my house is like...and I imagine that might be common around this forum. Thanks a lot for the link. I think she will really identify with it.

[wishful4]

There are several Kindle books out there on Amazon that are just as informative and are inexpensive, as well.

Male chastity and Marriage by Sarah Jameson
A Keyholder's Handbook by Ivey green
Tips and Tricks for keyholders by Ivey Green
male Chastity - A guide for keyholders by Lucy Fairborne

There are more, but these are a few.