u/RomaruDarkeyes

Pretty much exactly what it says on the title - I'm looking for some type of scent that I can use on a rag that I can use to simulate a chloroform effect in my partners mind.

I have used perfumes, but the scents (understandably) are designed to be pleasant to smell, where as I am looking for something that is a little bit more 'out there'; i.e. something that is not immediately recognisable like a perfume.

And additionally and obviously it's got to be something that is going to be safe enough to inhale.

Which admittedly leads onto the next wrinkle in the situation - she's rather allergic to cinnamon, nutmeg and aniseed...

I'm not looking for anything specific (though if someone has a specific idea that I can use that would be fantastic), but more so pointing me in a direction of certain things I might be able to try.

I will do my own due diligence when it comes to checking allergies and reactions; I'm more so looking for possible avenues and ideas that perhaps I haven't considered.

I've been exploring Hypno kink with my partner recently and we've already had some success with it, and created some trigger sounds already to instill different moods.

I have already used finger snapping as a wake up signal, and I don't want to use a training dog clicker because we use one for non verbal safewording, and I don't want to risk issues with triggering if she has to use her clicker to safeword.

So now I am looking for potential trigger sounds that I could use for other things, and wanted to see if anyone else had some good suggestions for it.

I have a bell, but I want to potentially use that for puppy play, so I can attach it to her collar and have it ring while she wears it.

I have a binaural tone that I use when she plays hypnosis tracks I have made, but binaural doesn't work properly when she doesn't have her headphones in.

Ideally I want something she can simply hear, but not something that is so common that she might hear it in normal life.

I also don't want anything that could potentially trigger in emergency situations or high concentration - i.e. the relay ticking on the car indicator for instance.

Would anyone have any good ideas they are willing to share?