collaredmichael

A Little Down at the Mouth!

So it’s 5 mornings since surgery. I’m healing pretty well–I think. But today I feel like crap. Headachy and nauseous! And Bored!! I’m not one of those who can watch TV for hours upon hours. The books I’m reading are ok but don’t demand I stay in their covers until I finish. Moving around is difficult and sleep uncomfortable. Yesterday I probably overdid things. I wrapped Christmas gifts for hours. I drove my son to some interviews. I cooked dinner to help my Queen–by the end of the day I was zonked. I slept poorly too. This morning I will take it easy. But I’m hungry and yet feel like I will be ill if I eat anything. This is not so much a chastity entry as a maudlin complaint!

Still…

I will feel better! Have a great day everyone!

Published by collaredmichael

First thing--this blog is NSFW! It's about my journey in chastity and a FLR! I admit I was the one who suggested chastity and then asked for an FLR. But both of us are enjoying the ride. I'm a married man with children. Some of my children are special needs. Creates a lot of stress for my wife and me. At work I have a lot of responsibility with many people under my control. I love sex and used to masturbate frequently! I was curious about being caged and the chastity lifestyle so I approached my wife about trying it. After some kinks were worked out, the chastity lifestyle is now working very well for both of us. My wife hasn't a submissive bone in her body. She doesn't want a weakling or a sissy but she is enjoying being in control. Very recently, we discussed a full FLR. She had never heard of it, but after thinking about it she decided to try it. A few changes later, we are living the life! lol

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  4. Hi there’s a thing they do in the UK called the enhanced recovery program and they basically advocate that for 2 weeks following surgery you should eat full fat foods, (cheese, milk) and lots of protein as well as balanced complex carbs. This is to give the body the fuel it needs to heal and also to make sure you take your pain medication on time and regularly. The body heals better when it’s pain free. You also find about a week after an op you have an emotional drop as the anesthetic fully leaves you … So, eat well, take pain relief and rest 😁

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