New CB and CD Manufacturer

[Sir Chaste]

A new member, Anymouse, had written on another thread that he is currently wearing a full belt, from the American manufacturer "Chastity Belts USA." He had posted a link to their website, which I visited to inspect their line of products. I found that this firm offers a variety of full CB's for both men and women, as well as two CD models, "The Cage" and "The Houdini." While there were two rather high end belts, the majority of their products are moderately priced, and they promise quick shipping times. Their full line of chastity products can be viewed as follows: http://www.chastitybeltsusa.com/3d-caro ... belts.html It is always nice to see another firm enter the marketplace, and expand the number of choices which are currently available to the MC community.

[Anymouse]

And though my original shipment was incorrect (they sent a thirty-eight inch waist belt rather than a thirty-one inch waist belt), they quickly moved to fix the error, and I am a most satisfied customer. They kept in touch with me via E-mail the entire time the order was being corrected to ensure I stayed appraised of the situation.

I also find it quite novel that a machine shop (DD Machinery, which is how any charge you might make would appear on your credit/debit card) is doing chastity belts on the side. - Chastely on the Left Coast of Nebraska.

[Anymouse]

I don't have an account like Flickr, Facebook, or some other privacy-unconscious Website, so the best I can figure out on how to post a photo is to grab images (front and back) from our LiveJournal blog. I can't wait until the folk from our local Mensa organisation (who follow Beth's other blog on cynicism on the Great Plains) get her upcoming post on population control via chastity that will back-track to Fox Nation, ABC, Dan Savage, and here.

Maybe she is starting down the slippery slope from vanilla chastity to femdom if she outs me to Mensa. (We already had a female-led relationship long before we started on this; my proclivities are toward domestic things anyway, and she is far better in the financial department than me, though my input is welcome on household issues and we make decisions together.)

The back image is with the rear shield removed. (Beth has no particular assets to protect back there . . . at least, not yet, so she says.) I was also fast asleep, which testifies to the belt's comfort after you get it properly adjusted.

The fold in the skin left of my navel is not a fold caused by the belt: it is an appendectomy when I was seventeen that gruesomely and violently ripped open whilst I was at chow in the forward galley of the USS America (CV-66) in the Med, spilling my innards out into my uniform shirt and ruining everyone's dinner. You don't want the details of that here.

Should that ever happen again, the belt will serve another purpose: it will hold me together. (Bleah.)

As you can see, I am a tiny guy, (125 lbs / 56 kg; 5 ft 10 in / 1,54 m) which is why the belt's cup originally was chafing my upper thighs really painfully. Most middle-aged men are a bit bigger all around, which is why I may have initially received the wrong size (38 in / 84 cm waist instead of 31 in / 68 cm). Perhaps they did not believe me when I told them thirty-one inches.

The company is quite firm that it is against the law to sell such devices for any purpose for use on minors. Most middle-aged men do not have thirty-one inch waists, and perhaps they were a bit sceptical. (I could have sent them a photo of me in civvies or Navy uniform though.)

Gently squeezing in on it over a couple days whilst I was wearing it solved the chafing (though I would have hated to call the EMS out to my little house on the Prairie and say "bring a torch, you'll need to cut my genitals free from a chastity belt accident" if I'd squeezed too hard . . . - James. My favourite Beth quote: "You haven't had an O in thirty-three days now? I haven't kept track. Is it important?"

Front view of Avenger belt

[TwistedMister]

Most middle-aged men do not have thirty-one inch waists...

Slackers.

At 52, I still have the same 30 inch waist I had at 12.

[Tom Allen]

Most middle-aged men do not have thirty-one inch waists...

Slackers.

At 52, I still have the same 30 inch waist I had at 12.

Bastards, the lot of you.

In high school I had a 32 waist. I got up to a 36 a few years ago, but I'm back down to almost-but-not-quite a 33 (what I had when I got married 20+ years ago). I can't imagine getting smaller than that without some surgery.

I mean, do y'all just not eat anything all day?

[Anymouse]

Bastards, the lot of you.

In high school I had a 32 waist. I got up to a 36 a few years ago, but I'm back down to almost-but-not-quite a 33 (what I had when I got married 20+ years ago). I can't imagine getting smaller than that without some surgery.

I mean, do y'all just not eat anything all day?

I used to have a twenty-seven inch waist. Miss Beth tried feeding me up, and thirty-one is the best she can do.

She's told me she likes her men "substantial," and that I have too many angles and corners. She is unsure what attracted her to my shape. (Couldn't have been my riches, I was homeless when she met me on the Internet.)

I live in a county with less than three thousand people and half a million head of cattle. On top of that, they grow so much corn here that they have the biggest still I have ever seen in the county seat; they pipe the stuff off in railroad cars.

Being a transplanted Michigander to Husker territory, eating is not much of a problem. My family on my mother's side just tends to be quite thin. (I look quite a bit like her, except I have different "equipment," and she weighs a few pounds less, though is the same height.)

That "submit" button down there is scary . . .

[TwistedMister]

I mean, do y'all just not eat anything all day?

If you asked the owner of the company where I work, he'd say that I eat *constantly*. But, the truth is that I only eat equivalent to the energy that I expend. On a lazy day like some Sundays, I might only have one meal. I was also raised to eat *right*, which I think helped train my metabolism- there was no 'junk food' in the house when I was a kid, cookies, cakes and candy were rare treats. Even now I prefer 'real' food and rarely have 'desserts'.

I do most of the cooking and meals are balanced- high protein, plenty of veggies and some starch. Restaurants are also a rarity but lately I've learned to put out better meals than you could get at most restaurants anyway, some of them even better than some very expensive restaurants. (The other night I did some slow BBQ'd pork loin chops with a chile-lime rub and basted with a raspberry-chipoltle BBQ sauce, and topped with a fresh raspberry reduction- mmmmm, talk about an orgasm in your mouth...Hell's Kitchen and Master Chef have been a good influence on me.)