Locked in Public Transport: The Struggle is Real

You’re rushing to catch that morning train, keys safely with your keyholder (of course), and everything seems fine — until you actually sit down. Or worse… stand crammed between two strangers on a packed subway. Suddenly, you feel that familiar tug, the hard press of metal or the bite of resin against skin. Your body’s like, “Bro, why now?” Welcome to the not-so-glamorous reality of wearing a chastity cage on public transport.

First thing’s first — tight jeans are your enemy. You think you can rock those skinny fits? Nah. Unless you want the chastity cage outline showing off like a neon sign, opt for looser pants. Joggers, cargos, or something with a soft waistband will save your ass… and your bulge.

Standing is safer than sitting. You sit down, your belt digs in, the cage shifts, and suddenly you’re clenching like a lunatic in front of half the city. If you gotta sit, shift your hips forward a little. It helps angle everything in a way that doesn’t crush your junk (or make you yelp when the train brakes).

Large metal chastity cages in summer? Think twice. Heat + sweat + public seats = friction hell. Smaller silicone or resin is way kinder for sweaty commutes. Unless you love feeling cooked alive — in that case, you do you.

Now… the awkward bonus round. Airport trains or security checks? Yeah, don’t risk it unless you’re into surprise explanations. Metal detectors will clock you, and "It's a fashion accessory" won’t cut it. Resin cage or travel unlocked. Trust me.

Chafing is real. A dab of skin lube before heading out can save your skin (and your mood). Nothing’s worse than walking like a cowboy after a five-stop ride.

And finally — mental game on point. You're locked. You know it. Nobody else does. Unless you freak out and act weird. So relax. Confidence is your best cover. Most people are too busy doomscrolling to notice your chastity cage.

Public transport in chastity? It's a special kind of challenge. But with the right gear, a bit of prep, and a don't-give-a-damn attitude, it’s totally doable.

You’re locked. You’re commuting. You’ve got this.