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“We are in the middle of an epidemic; an epidemic of anxiety, depression, and social isolation. And we have no one but ourselves to blame. We have spent decades chasing a fantasy of neoliberal atomization that denies the enormous variety of human nature and pretends there’s some ‘single template’ for everything from your relationships to your career. All I am arguing for is for us to take that problem seriously.” -Dr. Maxwell, New York Times bestselling author, on a recent podcast interview.

You’re still not entirely sure how Dr. Max became your therapist. He’s practically a celebrity. His books have made waves in the psychotherapy community. Top CEOs pay a fortune to lie on his couch. You’re…just some girl. Freshly away at college and struggling, in the same way as so many others. Maybe it’s depression. Maybe it’s something more serious, a mood or personality disorder. Whatever it is, it caused your old therapist to refer you to Dr Max, and for the last six months he’s listened to you attentively, tried different modalities, ruled out several common medications, and you have made absolutely no progress.

Maybe that’s why, when he suggests a new experimental hypnotherapy, you decide to give it a shot. “You’re not the first person to go through it” he reassures you, “but you are one of the first.” It will open your mind up, to a relaxed, pliable state, and with careful intervention balance out the storm inside your mind. And it’s funny, how you feel when you wake up. Calm. But also obedient. You realize how much you care what Dr. Max thinks of you. You realize that you would do just about anything he told you. And for the first time in a long time it feels like you could be happy.

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There are obviously plenty of ways that we can take this, but I’m most interested in a story with plenty of exploration of submission, bondage and restraint, degradation and even dehumanization. My kinks include group use and public use, hard labor, casual sadism and cruelty, body modifications, human furniture, and plenty more. I don’t have any particular limits but we can talk about what we’re not interested in. Looking for someone literate who wants to explore the emotional and mental experience as much as the physical.

“We are in the middle of an epidemic; an epidemic of anxiety, depression, and social isolation. And we have no one but ourselves to blame. We have spent decades chasing a fantasy of neoliberal atomization that denies the enormous variety of human nature and pretends there’s some ‘single template’ for everything from your relationships to your career. All I am arguing for is for us to take that problem seriously.” -Dr. Maxwell, New York Times bestselling author, on a recent podcast interview.

You’re still not entirely sure how Dr. Max became your therapist. He’s practically a celebrity. His books have made waves in the psychotherapy community. Top CEOs pay a fortune to lie on his couch. You’re…just some girl. Freshly away at college and struggling, in the same way as so many others. Maybe it’s depression. Maybe it’s something more serious, a mood or personality disorder. Whatever it is, it caused your old therapist to refer you to Dr Max, and for the last six months he’s listened to you attentively, tried different modalities, ruled out several common medications, and you have made absolutely no progress.

Maybe that’s why, when he suggests a new experimental hypnotherapy, you decide to give it a shot. “You’re not the first person to go through it” he reassures you, “but you are one of the first.” It will open your mind up, to a relaxed, pliable state, and with careful intervention balance out the storm inside your mind. And it’s funny, how you feel when you wake up. Calm. But also obedient. You realize how much you care what Dr. Max thinks of you. You realize that you would do just about anything he told you. And for the first time in a long time it feels like you could be happy.

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There are obviously plenty of ways that we can take this, but I’m most interested in a story with plenty of exploration of submission, bondage and restraint, degradation and even dehumanization. My kinks include group use and public use, hard labor, casual sadism and cruelty, body modifications, human furniture, and plenty more. I don’t have any particular limits but we can talk about what we’re not interested in. Looking for someone literate who wants to explore the emotional and mental experience as much as the physical.