I see a definite need for somewhere that explains this chastity stuff for wives and partners who are freaked out about this weird thing their husbands are asking them to do, than the need for a place for the women already doing it to discuss chastity. The problem is the unhinged males who frequent the mansion cannot be trusted to provide an experience that will gently introduce chastity to the uninitiated. So while we don’t necessarily need a place for women to discuss chastity (my wife would also be uninterested in this) we do need a place where new female members of the mansion can be mentored until they get to a point where they are confident to move forward alone.
If I said to my wife “there is a female only section of chastity mansion” I doubt she would be interested. But if I said ”there is a lady on CM asking why the heck should she lock up her husbands penis, she thinks it’s weird and is worried her husband is losing the plot” she might offer her thoughts. The problem is the first time some idiot starts wailing at my wife to be his Keyholder and she should make me wear pink frilly underwear and get a bull to give her a good seeing to, she would say bye bye and never return.
Therefore the only answer as I see it is a verified female process on joining the mansion, and a very well curated female only area for them when they first join. Only once they understand how the door to the rest of the mansion will expose them to all the crazy nonsense and pictures of dicks in cages should they be given the choice of whether to risk it or not. I have no problem with some of the mansion being a place where more extreme posts are allowed, but I would also avoid that area as well. If someone posts their weird shit outside of that zone, then they should be moderated and made to read ‘how to behave in the mansion’ before being allowed to post again.
I recently rejoined the mansion after a long sabbatical, and started replying inappropriately to someone else’s journal. A member of the mansion reminded me of the more normal etiquette expected, and I was very happy for the reminder.