Managing Keys and Opting for a Security Screw Rather Than a Padlock

I notice plenty of remarks about men keeping keys in a labeled envelope for urgent situations. Because I am now sure my apparatus is set up correctly and don’t get sudden sharp pain, I spend long hours away from home, far from where the key rests. It really doesn’t trouble me. *Regarding medical issues or wounds, the danger is minimal; the ER can snip through a padlock quickly if needed. *I once experienced an unannounced metal detector check (years before my chastity phase). I had to deliver papers to a Federal Building and pass through a hallway used by a courtroom. Knowing my timetable keeps this risk very low. *We all need to be ready mentally to explain the situation if asked. If scanned, I would simply state it is a medical appliance and ask for a private room. The conversation stays focused on “it’s an intimate toy part of our game with my wife.” If there is a chance to return later without the device removed, we should take it. Awkward moments are easily fixed by telling the concise truth. *It makes sense not to keep every key at home in case of fire or disaster. However, bolt cutters from Home Depot can act as an emergency solution. I might place one in a labeled envelope at my workplace, which is miles away. Now, security screws are quite different: *I own about twelve Master locks that all use the same key, purchased with some bondage equipment years ago. It’s simple; try Extreme Restraints. You can easily keep several keys locked up: some at home, one at work, and one kept or hidden by my wife. *The Mature Metal Security screw includes two keys, but replacements are not available. From what I understand, you should likely pay for a safety deposit box to store one there. If the main key is lost, using the device becomes risky when only one remains. *An ER might struggle with a security screw since they would have to cut through your costly device. I do enjoy the click of the padlock, but the security screw definitely makes the apparatus more discreet. What are your views on managing keys and opting for a security screw instead?