Living With The Device Day-to-Day

This morning at a public urinal, I was thinking about how my 24/7 device use—aside from one weekly hour for hygiene—hasn’t limited much of what I used to do. Peeing is no exception. At home or work where only toilets are available, sitting is the safe choice. But with a public urinal, once I align my slit with the device’s opening, unzipping and going standing up works perfectly. I exercise almost daily: lifting weights, using kettlebells, rowing, etc., without issue. There’s some minor adjusting now and then, but that was part of life before too. My job involves a lot of physical activity—walking, bending, squatting, sitting—and again, no major headaches. I’ve hiked in the mountains, swam in the ocean, and gone river tubing while wearing it. Even every wild ride at our local big amusement park didn’t bother me one bit. The only thing that wasn’t ideal was a game of flag football. I played through it, but twisting sideways from all the running and cutting made it somewhat uncomfortable. I’m still curious about bicycle rides since I haven’t tried them yet. Overall, my experience is that male chastity compatibility extends to most daily activities.