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June 9th marks National Sex Day, a celebration that began in Brazil in the 1980s and has since spread worldwide as a day to embrace intimate connection. While this holiday encourages open conversations about pleasure and sexuality, we're focusing on something a little more specific.  When it comes to couples' chastity play, there are no “rules” as to what it needs to be. As long as it’s consensual, of course. So does “sex” go in the same sentence as “chastity”? Maybe. Maybe not. The only thing that matters is if it feels fun/good/hot/thrilling/fulfilling to you. This blog shares tips from chastity couples to other couples who have moved beyond curiosity into actual practice, and the different ways they use chastity as an intimacy enhancer, catalyst for connection, or as a substitute for sex. Don’t forget to explore CB-X premium chastity kits and accessories designed for couples who are serious about power exchange! Chastity Sex Tip #1: Reframe control as a mutual benefit. "My husband found out about chastity and suggested to try it out as it might be a perfect scenario for us: I could limit sexual activity if I'm not in the mood, while for him it could still feel good because for him it's like a prolonged type of foreplay, at least if I also like the idea." Chastity Sex Tip #2: Create an orgasm economy. "Orgasm trading. For every 30 orgasms he gives you, he earns 1 ruined orgasm. For every 60 orgasms he gives you, he will get a proper one. That’s how we do it! 30:1 & 60:1." Chastity Sex Tip #3: Redefine what “sex” means to both of you.  "My spouse and I had sex in my truck last night. She sat in the passenger seat with the Magic Wand plugged into the outlet, and gave herself a big orgasm, moaning and moaning… while I was driving, with my chastity cage secure, and my pants up. My part was to reach over and support the vibe and put more pressure on her clit as she was about to lose her grip from the orgasm she was experiencing. She said that this is the best kind of sex we have now. She orgasms, and I'm only allowed to leak in my cage. I absolutely love this new dynamic." Chastity Sex Tip #4: Make daily connection non-negotiable. "Once we started playing with chastity, our sexual activities changed a lot (obviously). I can’t stress enough how important it is for us to do something sexual every day. Yes, I know this might sound like a lot of work, or counterintuitive, but it changed everything for us! Just plan a little bit of mutual sexual activity like kissing or genital massage, and you will find it becomes very easy to make the locked partner happy. And that helped us serve our chastity purpose initially, as well. Now, he gets what he gets and he has to be happy about it. Much less stress for both of us (except for the good type of sexual tension).  Chastity Sex Tip #5: Small gestures = big impact. "In my relationship, my Keyholder (wife) and I choose one simple task every day, and add an element of sex to it, without actually having sex. One example: we watch TV together every evening, and she simply leaves her hand on my cage without any movement. This is effortless, and makes both of us feel connected. Plus, these tasks can take less than two minutes some days. You can get as creative as you’d like. The rules are defined by you and only you…that’s what makes it so special.” It’s All About the Foundation! If you're not yet exploring chastity but considering it, remember that successful kink requires a solid foundation. Focus on your vanilla sex first—learning about each other's bodies, mastering hand and oral techniques, and building genuine sexual communication. Once you've elevated your baseline intimacy, you'll have the security needed to explore power exchange dynamics successfully. For those already locked up, these real-world strategies from experienced couples can help you align sexually even more deeply. The key is consistency, creativity, and remembering that the best chastity dynamics serve both partners' needs.

Summer travel season is here, and if you've never gone to the airport while being locked in a chastity device, you've probably wondered about airport security procedures. This topic generates some debate in the chastity community, with varying experiences and occasional conflicting advice from airline travelers.  For this deep dive, we've put together a comprehensive study based on real, unfiltered feedback directly from TSA agents and airport security personnel, combined with real-life travel experiences from chastity device wearers.  This guide on how to travel with a chastity cage presents the complete picture from both sides of the security checkpoint. We present these research findings without judgment, bias, or shame. Just real opinions, lived experiences, and commonly asked questions to help chastity wearers make confident, informed decisions.  For supplemental reading, we suggest cross-referencing with TSA Security Screening Guidelines while reading this blog, which explains everything you need to know about how to travel while wearing a chastity device.  Don't be nervous. A smooth flight is in your future.  Question: “What's the difference between TSA screening methods?” According to TSA’s Official Guidelines, metal detectors only detect metal objects. Body scanners (Advanced Imaging Technology) can detect non-metallic items that differ from natural body contours. TSA PreCheck lanes typically use metal detectors. Standard airport security lanes may use either metal detectors or body scanners depending on airport configuration and passenger flow. Airport security operates on a tiered system that many travelers don't fully understand, creating false expectations about consistency. PreCheck lanes weren't designed with privacy in mind. They often use older technology, making them inadvertently more compatible with certain devices. However, security protocols change based on threat levels, staffing, and equipment maintenance, so today's successful chastity cage TSA experiences don’t always guarantee tomorrow's outcome. The ‘wild card’ element of randomized security screening creates uncertainty for travelers with special considerations like chastity cages.  All airports operate as individual security ecosystems with different equipment, policies, and interpretation of federal guidelines. This helps explain why experiences can vary between airport locations. The human factor also influences outcomes, as some TSA agents strictly follow protocols while others exercise discretion based on experience and training variations across different TSA regions. Question: “Is my chastity cage safe for TSA?” There can be a lot of confusion surrounding chastity device detection and the TSA security process. This confusion often stems from inconsistent information, and varying airport configurations. What many travelers who wear a chastity cage might not know is that TSA screening technology is constantly evolving, with newer millimeter wave scanners designed to detect anomalies in body contours versus just metallic objects. This technological shift explains why some user experiences about "plastic cages are safe" doesn't always universally apply. Airport-specific factors play a role because smaller regional airports may still rely heavily on metal detectors, while major hubs use advanced imaging technology as their primary screening method. The material science behind cock cage detection involves electromagnetic signatures and density variations that create inconsistent results even within the same device category, making blanket statements about "safe" materials unreliable. Traveler Experiences: “I've worn a plastic cage through TSA PreCheck without issue. I knew the scanner would be a metal detector, and that the little padlock wouldn't trip the alarm. The device I wore was the CB-6000 and it's commonly available. I wouldn't want to try wearing it through the wave scanner thing because I imagine it could be detected there.” “I have heard several people say that metal detectors will always find metal. That is NOT true. In fact, my jewelry is never detected and I have 8 ounces of large gauge stainless steel. The millimeter wave scanners will see just about any foreign object - that is where a cage would be difficult to conceal. Get Global Entry or PreCheck to reduce one's chances of tripping a detector. Yet that is not a guarantee to avoid discovery.”  “To my knowledge, wearing a chastity device breaks no rules or laws. In my personal experience, a plastic or resin cage with either a barrel lock or hasp padlock doesn’t set off metal detectors. That said, I’ve seen different airports with different sensitivity settings.  I have PreCheck, I don’t go through the body scanners. (Little known fact, you can request to not be body scanned. They do manual patdown and use the wand.) But always plan extra time (30-60 minutes) if you wear your cage through TSA, in case they ask you into a room to show what you’re wearing.”  “The metal detector was fine. I ended up using the brass lock instead of the plastic one on my trip back."  TSA Agent Perspectives:  "Even if the penis chastity device is plastic, it will still alarm. Our machines aren't looking for only metal. They are looking for any alternative material."  “A plastic chastity device by itself would not trigger an alarm. Get a cage that is metal-free and sign up for TSA PreCheck. The cage won't set off the metal detector and you will very rarely get randomly selected for the body scanner.” Considerations:  Use a plastic or silicone cock cage if you plan to wear it through airport security. Be sure to use CB-X individually-numbered plastic chastity locks, available in a 10-Pack and a 30-Pack (for the world traveler!) Research your departure airport's typical screening methods. CB-X Guarded Galaxy Glitter Chastity Cages are perfect for vacation! However, even though they are made from plastic, the glitter particles might trigger metal detectors. Bonus Testimonies from Airline Personnel:  “I am a pilot. My barrel lock has never set off a metal detector. That being said, traveling without a key or a way out isn’t a good idea in case of an emergency. I use an airlock and a tag. Not once has it been an issue.” “From a sissy flight attendant always in chastity, my plastic cage with plastic locks always goes undetected for me 😜. Zip locks that are numbered on the road from the Mrs. and then a switch to metal lock when home.” Click here to browse Chastity Cages, Locks & Spare Parts for Airline Travel     Question: “Should I remove my chastity cage before going through airport security?” The removal debate reflects deeper questions about risk tolerance, relationship dynamics, and lifestyle priorities that extend beyond airport convenience. What makes this decision particularly complex is the intersection of personal autonomy, security compliance, and practical logistics in an environment designed for standardization rather than individual accommodation.  The psychological aspect of temporary chastity cage removal varies significantly among wearers. For some, it can be a minor inconvenience. For others, it can fundamentally disrupt the intended chastity experience. Keyholders may be faced with balancing security practicality with lifestyle goals, which often require negotiations about emergency protocols and temporary modifications.  Traveler Experiences: “A TSA agent’s desire not to see people express themselves is not greater than a person's right to do so.” “Between the flight being a work-booked trip, having several other people with me the whole time, and my cage being metal, I took precautions and did not wear it through TSA. I removed the base ring from its place in my laptop bag. The cage itself I pulled from the inner lining of my suitcase, which made the trip as a checked bag. A brass lock was in my toiletry bag in the suitcase. Lastly, the key was on my key ring with my car and house keys. With all four pieces removed, I started up the water. With hot water running, I cleaned off, before using body wash as a lubricant to slide the ring and cock cage on.” “TSA agents are paid to search you top to bottom to ensure you aren't carrying anything illegal. We have the right to express ourselves even while traveling through TSA as long as it’s not illegal.” “Would you rather speed through security, than have to deal with extra scrutiny?”  TSA Agent Perspectives: “If you wear a male chastity cage and the alarm goes off, it will slow down the process for everyone else. How would you feel if someone in front of you made you wait in line longer? Just from a polite point of view, it makes sense to just put it on after you go through security.” “There is a difference between TSA seeing it in a checked bag, and having to physically see you wearing it. In the bag, the item is not attached to the penis. Even if they have to search your bag, they won’t need to see you wearing it so the exposure to your kink on an unwilling participant is minimal and no worse than having to check a vibrator.” “Do not wear your chastity cage through security. It will set off the metal detectors or the body scanner, and it will be one of the rare circumstances where the passenger wearing the device will be taken to private screening so the officers can make sure it is not a weapon. TSA does not do any pat downs under clothes or regularly ask people to remove clothing, except for situations like this when we need to clear a certain area. It wastes your time and ours, and it also exposes us to your kinks. That is a whole other discussion about the morality and decency of forcing [chastity] onto strangers non-consensually. For our purposes, please leave it in your bag.” Considerations: Coordinate with your Keyholder if necessary about temporary removal protocols. Pack your male chastity device components in separate areas of your luggage for security. Use CB-X brass locks with brass keys if you choose the packing route, or use our individually-numbered plastic locks if you prefer to wear your cage through security. Plan reassembly logistics at your destination (private bathroom, hotel room). Pack a travel-friendly sized lubricant in your carry-on bag for comfortable reinstallation after security.  Question: “What happens If I wear my cock cage through airport security and get selected for additional screening?” The additional screening process reveals the complexity of balancing security, privacy, and dignity within federal guidelines that weren't written with chastity devices in mind! What distinguishes successful encounters from problematic ones often involves understanding TSA agent psychology. TSA professionals deal with potential threats daily and approach anomalies with trained skepticism. They are also human beings who appreciate honesty and cooperation. The escalation protocols exist because TSA agents have limited authority, meaning they can observe and report, but they cannot make final determinations about unusual items without supervisory approval. Private screening rooms serve dual purposes: protecting passenger dignity and providing controlled environments where supervisors can make informed decisions without public scrutiny. The documentation requirements that sometimes emerge during these encounters relate to liability concerns and federal reporting standards. And, while our research does reveal some personal biases on behalf of TSA, that is not the case for every agent.  Traveler Experiences:  “I’ve been through security in steel, titanium, and plastic (all within the last 2 months). The plastic and titanium caused no issues and didn’t trigger the machine. The steel 100% will. The airports I went through were easy and professional for the patdown, but that will vary based on the agent. On top of that, the pat down adds an extra 20-30 minutes to your security time. So if you’re transferring between flights, it could cause you to miss a connection. I recommend plastic if you 1000% can’t be delayed.” "I mentioned 'I have metal I can't remove…’. They were confused by this but took me to a private room."  "They called for a supervisor, I showed it to him too, explained again, and he let me go on my way." TSA Agent Perspectives:  "You will receive a pat down. The officer will feel that, and even if you tell them it's a chastity cage, we aren't paid to take you at your word."  “If you come through the scanner and it alarms on your groin, just tell the officer "I've got a chastity cage on, so we are going to need to go to private screening" or something like that. Don't just stand there getting patted down and be like "nope, nothing there" when what we are feeling is very obviously not the normal equipment.” “Officers get no enjoyment from patting people down (except for the few officers that have power trips, and I can't do anything about them sadly). Personally, I do not view someone with a chastity cage or other device that locks as forcing their "kink" on me. I view that as just who that person is.” Considerations:  Arrive at the airport early, and add 30-45 minutes to your normal timeline. Before going through the body scanner, alert an agent: "I'm wearing a personal device that cannot be removed" if questioned. Request a private screening if you prefer discretion. Ask for a supervisor if you feel uncomfortable with the interaction. (De)parting Thoughts From a broader perspective, the “chastity and TSA” conversation is one example of how the kink community navigates mainstream institutions and public systems that operate on standardized assumptions about human behavior. Still debating whether to do it or not? Here are a few closing words from the chastity community: “If the government (TSA is the part of the government) is forcing my body to be inspected, I don’t think the government should have the right to tell anyone not to wear a cage.” “It's nothing they haven't seen before.” “TSA consented when they took the job of seeing things.” Just like wearing a chastity device in your day-to-day life, wearing it for airline travel is a personal choice. What we do know, thanks to consistent, honest user feedback, is that CB-X chastity cages and parts are the next best thing to naked.  Is your chastity TSA travel routine on lock? Please share your tips for other travelers in the comments.

Color has been a long-standing language among kinksters for decades. Sometimes subliminal, sometimes more obvious, wearing specific colors in the kink community can speak directly to aspects of one's sexual preferences, desires, and even nuanced power dynamics.