Iced and Locked - a new male chastity game with a happy couple

The concept has some appeal.

If after being both locked and denied for 2 or 3 weeks you were to play something like this I can see the attraction. I would be in the place I prefer to be in. not knowing when I'm getting out or of course if I'll get to cum. It would be one's partner that was leaving to chance whether or not she may let you out, whilst retaining of course the choice of what may or may not happen if you do get out.

The frequency of how often you 'play' are optional and the odds on attaining the key or permission to use it are variable if you were using a non=fantasy method of deciding. A particular outcome or set of outcomes on a given number of dice for example.

Its really a game for one's partner and could also be useful if they, or you both, have just been introduced to TTTWD. For some partners the frustration of not being able have intercourse might motivate them to be far more demanding of your other attentions, or perhaps encourage them to do something else that appeals to one or both of you.

Yes I can se the potential appeal.

 

Interesting twist indeed. I usually use the iced key for remote locking, with a note embedded in the ice. If the ice melts a keyholder will know because the note will be dislodged - or usually fall apart. Good remote locking method because it means the key is actually easily accessible in case of genuine emergency.

 

good story except I got lost in the middle. I take it, this is purely fiction and no such device actually exists!

 

It looks so to me. But I suppose something like it could be devised if desired.

 

I just got lost, full stop. Far too complicated for the feeble mind of a female, lol.

 

It's surely a fantasy as such. You need to click on the original link for the whole story. But out of interest I did just check if anything like this device existed on net and found zilch.

That said the principle of a mechanical device only 0ne item out of a batch being allowed to be released at any one time has been around for at least a century (predates computers my some margin!)- it has all sorts of vanilla apps, like on railways with single line track but multiple entry/exit points, to ensure only one train can occupy any section of track at any given time. Was very common in UK and still in use in places yet.

 

Thank you @Joroincharge. We live and learn.