Submission and Appreciation

You’ve likely all come across Kelmag’s blog post on the science of chastity, which details how Oxytocin, Dopamine, and Prolactin drive behavioral shifts in men who are chaste. I completely concur with his points because my wife and I have personally witnessed significant changes in my demeanor.

In this context, I want to highlight another potential factor that an acupressure specialist might weigh in on.

Last Sunday, we were at home, and my wife (perhaps after about a year) allowed me to remain unlocked for several hours as long as we stayed in the same room and I didn’t lock the bathroom door while using it.

Coincidentally, during that couple of hours, we had a minor disagreement over various household matters.

Such disputes hadn’t occurred in nearly a year.

Rather than letting it escalate, my wife simply locked my cage without saying another word for several minutes. To my astonishment, the argument just stopped!

I was puzzled by how quickly this happened. Did locking up suppress my urge to argue?

It also sparked more questions in my head.

I believe there are likely specific acupressure points related to submissiveness and gratitude.

These points must be situated around the scrotum or at the junction of the shaft and scrotal sac where the cage sits snugly.

Beyond the Oxytocin-Dopamine-Prolactin interplay, it’s quite possible that these acupressure points are being stimulated while I am locked; this would make me more submissive and foster gratitude toward my key holder.

Could any acupressure expert comment on this possibility?