My Job Was to Decide Which Men Could Reproduce
Every morning she walked into the building knowing that in her hands lay the fate of every man who crossed that door. And she loved it.
Every morning she walked into the building knowing that in her hands lay the fate of every man who crossed that door. And she loved it.
I never know what position I’ll end up in when I walk into his rope room. Today there was a suspension point ready, and all I wore was a pair of panties he meant to destroy.
For days I’d been imagining that weekend: every order, every punishment, every broken limit. I wrote it all in one message and hit send without thinking twice.
I stripped in silence, put on the ears and collar, and slipped into his bed before he woke. I owed him too much to keep pretending I only wanted to care for him.
I closed my eyes, raised my ass, and waited to hear his voice. He wanted no lingerie or flirting—only to find me naked and ready for him to fulfill his promise.
She crossed her legs slowly so he would notice the black lace beneath the dress. That night, he would not be the one in control, though he did not yet suspect it.
For years I was my father’s best-kept secret. I thought I knew the rules of that game, until the night his friends crossed the bedroom door.
Five hundred euros to let them kick him where it hurt most. He accepted without thinking, convinced three women couldn’t hurt him that badly. He was wrong.
I pulled down my coffee-stained pants convinced this was my big moment. I didn’t count on her older sister walking through the door right then.
I met her on a reading app. Black-haired, tall, intimidating. I agreed to be her submissive because I never believed a woman like her would look at me twice.
There were two hours left before the video call and my body was already trembling. I wasn’t going to touch myself once; it was enough that he wrote what I had to do to myself.
I knelt in the center of the salon while they decided, line by line, how they would transform me. And all I could do was wish they would begin.
I saw her reading on the last train of the afternoon, fragile and oblivious to everything. I had no idea that that “hello” would be the first of many orders.
I never saw him in person. I only needed my words, a candlelit altar, and the certainty that a man can kneel before someone who will never return the gesture.
I gave him thirty days to prove he was good for something. On the first night I wouldn’t let him touch himself: only light a candle, obey, and wait for my punishment.
I told her I wanted something stronger than her, much stronger. She wasn’t shocked. She smiled and said she knew a place where that was possible.
She stepped onto the stage in a red dress and with an impossible voice. She had no idea that singing that well was the trap her producer would use to cage her forever.
He climbed into my boat thinking he owned the river. By the time we touched land, he was ours: she was laughing beside me and he had no idea what was waiting for him.
When I got to the cabin, there were only thirty men in suits and a drink waiting for me. It didn’t take long to understand why they’d paid me so much.
There was only one thing they were forbidden to do to me, and it was exactly the one thing I wanted while they used me for an entire month.