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Our survey asked men who wore chastity belts贞操带 — a locked garment that blocks sex or devices to indicate what was the longest duration they had experienced being locked in. The answer clearly shows the difference between fantasy and reality, with 67% of men being locked in for no longer than 60 days before being granted release, and the most common duration of continual lock up was 7 days. At the other end of the scale one respondent claimed that he had been locked in for 8 years. The above graph shows the 67% of wearers who fall within the 1 to 60 day time span of continual lock in, and the smaller inset shows the complete data range. It is interesting to note that the most popular days on the graph clearly indicate weekly or monthly durations, the graph peaks at 7, 14 and 21 days, 1 month and 2 month. The next highest peak at the 3 month stage can be observed on the small inset graph.

It is also interesting to note that a recent survey of 274 CB-3000 wearers revealed that 161 respondents (58.76%) were locked up for a maximum of 7 days without release, 67 (24.45) managed for one month, 15 (5.47%) for two months, 8 (2.92%) 90 days, and 23 (8.39%) for 120 days.