Ash's understanding of the prison deepens a little as cracks open revealing the system to perhaps not be quite as it seems. He also finds himself being just as compelled to obey by his own body as he was by his superiors. Small mention of narcotics.
Eighteen, eight weeks owned, naked between two seated men. They price his rings, plan the body he'll be given, never speak to him. A needle where his refusal was. A hand in his hair. Two words, and he answers into a glass. Then he goes up to prepare himself, unasked.
The sun didn’t just wake me; it attacked me. A thick, golden beam of midday light had found the exact gap in my curtains, pinning me to the mattress like a specimen under a microscope. I blinked, squinting against the glare, and reached for my phone with a hand that felt heavy and detached.
Dale hires his best friend’s son, Tyler, to paint his house and garage with the intention of seeing if the boy truly is hung like a horse. agreement of payment in pot and beer. Little does Tyler know there is going to be an added bonus.
Sergeant Collins rewards Staff Sergeant Phillips for giving up his two sons. The handsome farm cook Miguel is seduced. Two new Marines are captured and hauled to the farm to join the herd. The milking barn is filling up.
Dale, foster-dad, age 53, gay. Henry, foster-son, age 18, straight.
Fictional story.
True personal fantasy, real characters (names changed for privacy).
Grandad, Dad and Son, accidentally drink the G-ext herb, the herb that's known to make men want to have sex with other men, but its only the three men at camp, they make an orgy pact.
You priced nine hundred men. Now you're the cargo. Stripped, collared, the mush hardening your cock against your will. You fuck in the dark like the rest. Then a man built like you takes it and looks relieved. That's the face you'll wear. The plateau never comes.
Javier meeting his new co workers, moving next to the drugs finally taking effect with Dominic taking advantage, to brutally dominates a drugged Javier, reinforcing his absolute control.
Some of Jacob’s clients are more difficult than others. But he has learnt to be obedient, and together with Marcus’s discipline and the drugs, he gets through his sex work like the professional he has become. Thankfully, no session lasts forever.
Looking down, he realized he was still holding the crisp $50 bill Dominic had pressed into his palm. Was I really just offered a job? And somewhere to stay?
Jacob is now a fully trained sex worker with a range of skills, including how to do porn. He has come a long way from his respectable job in a bank. Is this what he wanted? That's not important, because under strict domination and the drugs, he must do as he is told.
When Jacob went back home with Marcus, he takes a break from everything for a few months. However, eventually Jacob has to start up the sex work again, spreading his legs for the punters, whether he likes it or not. But, then, it's not as though he has much say in the matter.
Dr Zim meets Jacob again and puts him to the test. He arranges for Jacob to return to Greenford House. Here, he is taken off all his medications and allowed to confront himself, to see what has happened to him. Then it's back to being Jayden Conner, the drugs and the sex work, whether he likes it or not.
Jacob is looking back from 2033 at his early days of being pimped out by Marcus and living as his submissive. Was this what he really wanted? Should he have run away from Dr Zim when he had the chance and gone back to his conventional job in a bank in the City of London?
Jacob has been doing the sex work for about a month now and serviced several clients. One of them pays for a service Jacob isn't prepared to deliver. Marcus canes him and teaches him a lesson; if the client pays, he's got to provide. Perhaps Jacob wishes he'd stayed in his old banking job?
Tim has taken a real liking towards Jens for some strange reason and has slowly become attracted to him.
As the both of them hang out together while at Benji's party and as they do so Jens introduces him more to his "bad boy" Danish behavior.
Jacob begins his new job as a sex worker and has his first client. It's a long way from being a trainee banker in the City of London. Still, it's not like he has any say in the matter.
Having now left Greenford House, Jacob settles into a new life, submitting to Marcus and scrubbing floors to earn his keep. His declassing is becoming a routine way of living now?
Jacob's declassing now seems to be entering a new phase, the possibility of his introduction into the outside world with a new identity, new job, new home, everything. If this happens, will Jacob ever find himself again?
Jacob's de classing takes an alarming turn and he descends even further into his new identity. Is there ever going to be any way back for him? Or is he going to be trapped in the new life that's being mapped out for him?
Jacob gets some more training in how to be Jayden, all good practice for when he 'goes back' to his trade as a sex worker. He's also interviewed by the police. For some reason they don't believe he's Jacob Ellis.
A Committee is going to review Jayden Conner’s case. The day before the 28 day review, Dr Zim prepared a confidential assessment which he uses as the basis for his presentation. Jacob doesn't really stand a chance does he? His declassing is becoming institutionalised.