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You have likely all read Kelmag’s blog post detailing the science behind chastity, which breaks down how Oxytocin, Dopamine & Prolactin drive behavioural shifts in chaste men. I completely agree with his article because my wife and I have personally seen these drastic changes happen to me. In light of this, I want to highlight another possibility that an acupressure specialist might weigh in on. Last Sunday we were at home, & my wife (probably after about a year) let me stay unlocked for several hours as long as we remained in the same room and I didn’t lock the bathroom door while using it. Interestingly, right during those couple of hours, we had a minor disagreement over various household matters. We hadn’t seen such an argument surface in the past 12 months. Rather than letting it escalate, my wife simply locked my cage & stayed silent for several minutes. To my astonishment, the dispute just vanished!! I was curious how this could happen so quickly? Did locking up suppress my urge to argue? It also left me with more questions. I believe there are likely specific acupressure points linked to submissiveness and gratitude. These points probably lie around the scrotum or at the junction where the shaft meets the scrotal sac, right where the cage sits snugly. Alongside the Oxytocin - Dopamine - Prolactin interplay, it is quite possible that these acupressure points are being stimulated while we are locked; thus making us more submissive & fostering gratitude toward our key holder. Could any acupressure expert share their thoughts on this?