Warning about chastity on Main news U.K.

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    An absolutely shitty article. Tons of scare tactics and no evidence whatsoever. What a joke.
     
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    When reading an article try to understand the interests of the different parties. The Daily Mail is a newspaper that caters to lower-middle class women. It wants to sell papers and online views in order to sell ads. The online article is hard to read with all the surrounding ads. The newspaper needs sensational stories to drive sales, this is not serious journalism.

    The interest in the doctors referenced in the article is to keep people from harming themselves (one of the few professions that are not fully driven by commercial motives). Obviously not wearing a chastity device is always safer than wearing a chastity device. Also note that they only see the cases where it has gone wrong.

    I think, on this site, we take safety quite serious (some more than others, obviously). If a device would be harmful or dangerous, the news would spread quickly here.
     
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    For fun, I had ChatGPT write a more balanced article:

    "Male chastity devices, also known as chastity cages, are used in BDSM relationships, fetishism, and sometimes in committed relationships for various reasons. While the use of these devices is a personal choice, it is important to consider both the potential benefits and drawbacks before making a decision.

    Pros:

    1. Enhanced intimacy: For some couples, the use of a male chastity device can enhance intimacy and increase trust between partners. The device can create a sense of anticipation and excitement in the sexual relationship, leading to stronger emotional connections.

    2. Improved sexual control: For individuals who struggle with sexual addiction or impulsive behavior, a male chastity device can provide a means of controlling and limiting sexual activity.

    3. Increased sexual excitement: For some couples, the restriction and tease associated with male chastity devices can add an extra layer of excitement to their sexual relationship.
    Cons:

    1. Physical discomfort: Male chastity devices are typically worn for extended periods of time and can cause discomfort or even injury. The device can cause skin irritation, chafing, or even permanent harm to the genital area.

    2. Psychological harm: The use of a male chastity device can be emotionally and psychologically damaging. Individuals may experience feelings of shame, guilt, or frustration as a result of being confined to the device.

    3. Increased risk of infection: Male chastity devices can trap moisture and bacteria against the skin, leading to an increased risk of infection. In severe cases, infections can spread to other parts of the body and can even become life-threatening.

    4. No protection against STIs or pregnancy: Male chastity devices should not be used as a form of birth control, as they do not provide any protection against sexually transmitted infections or pregnancy.
    In conclusion, the use of male chastity devices is a personal choice that should be made after careful consideration of both the potential benefits and drawbacks. If you are considering using a male chastity device, it is recommended that you speak with a medical professional or a sexual health expert to understand the potential risks and to ensure that you are making a safe and informed decision."
     
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