“I Warned You Not To Make Me Take Off My Belt.”

boys need to be pushed up against a wall to be made out with and groped disrespectfully, until their knees buckle and they become a whimpering mess

So, a little fib that the hair brush turned out to be the bath brush, but dear, your howls are certainly making me so happy that I am smiling. Are you enjoying your butt being the centre of attention?

Actually mine is getting bigger every month I think I need a smaller one 🙈

Each visit to this link extends my current chastity session~

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I need a plan…

Sweetie, I hope you don't seriously expect me to release you from the chastity cage for this little begging? It felt more like an unimportant informal request. I surely hope that you can beg a lot better. Which you may prove to me in about six weeks time…

Shh hands against the wall.

Be a good boy, let’s keep that pretty mouth shut. I don’t want to hear any sound, those hands stay there as my hands disappear under your shirt, no whimper is to come out as I bite your ear, I place soft kisses on your neck pulling you closer to me, those hands still stay on the wall, must be so nice. Being my pet, being kissed and licked, do you want me to gag your pretty mouth? Do you want to put that mouth to a good use? My fingers are playing with your nipple, tucking your pants down, your cock hard and eager for my touch.

When they say you're sedated while on a ventilator, what exactly does that mean? Are you completely unconscious the entire time?

Not necessarily, but being on a vent is really stressful and painful. There’s a tube down the person’s throat so it feels like they’re choking, and they’re not controlling their own breathing (certain vent settings provide more control than others), which is genuinely terrifying for most people. If someone is “fighting” the vent because it feels like they’re suffocating, they’re not being helped by it as much as they could be, and that’s a lot of energy wasted. Plus, the vent could be necessary for days or even weeks, and that’s just hella traumatic. To make the experience more comfortable and stop the person fighting the vent, often a combination of sedating, pain relieving, and paralytic medication is given.

As I’ve talked about before, sedation doesn’t necessarily make someone completely unconscious. A lot of times, it just puts them in a state where they can better tolerate what is being done to them. So it can be full-on  unconscious and paralyzed, or where they’re awake but their memory isn’t quite intact, or they’re awake but don’t really care all that much about the vent, or if they’re fairly used to it, mostly awake with some pain and/or anti-anxiety medication. It all kind of depends on what the person is able to tolerate while still getting what they need from the vent.