Curricular Changes
Professor Morris stormed the Headmistress’ office.
“These curricular changes are absurd! Femdom Brainwashing? Female Supremacy? Goddess Worship? What is this shit?”
“The future, obviously.”
“Not mine!” He growled.
“Are you sure?” Golden spirals lit up the walls.
Ten minutes later, Professor Morris left the Headmistress’ office, eager to share the good news with his colleagues.
If you’ve been keeping up with my creations, then you know I produce daily femdom mind-control captions for a while now. You’ll also know that my patrons get to see themed weeks from time to time. Today, I began a new themed week focused on teachers and students and so it felt appropriate to add something concerning it here as well. One day, all universities will have these subject matters in their curricula. Mark my words.
Bad Idea
It was always a bad idea. Always. Every time Lucas looked into Marilyn’s eyes, his thoughts changed and his ideas got scrambled. Yet, he couldn’t stop. The voice of hypnotic addiction spoke louder than his trembling resistance.
Standing atop the campus’ roof, a flagpole stuck in his ass, he smiled vacantly as everyone else laughed.
I actually had this idea yesterday shortly after writing the curricular changes piece. It was drafted two minutes past midnight so it counted for today’s challenge piece. Who doesn’t love hypnotic eyes? And yes, this could have happened anywhere but I chose a campus seeing it’s Teachers and Students week, anyway.
Blank Screen
The editor was frozen again, his future words suspended in a sea of white.
“Not again…” David sighed.
“You look troubled.” His sister noted. “What’s wrong?”
“This shit is acting up again!”
“It’s not so bad.” She cooed. “Blank screen, blank mind…”
David drifted into nothingness as she began editing his personality to her liking.
This a late update though not by choice. I’ve been trying to post today’s challenge piece and other things for about an hour now and the updates never go through. Server hiccups happen from time to time but I always hate it.
Anyway, this is actually not the piece I was going to post, today. I wrote it in between posting attempts given how many times I’ve seen a blank screen on my end instead of the customary notification of a piece going live. Spur of the moment, I guess, but it makes sense given the circumstances. The original piece will be saved for another occasion.
Trance is Forever
“Great movie, Mr. Connery. It will be a hit.” The time-traveling hypnotist said.
“Thank you, lass, but I’m not so sure.” Sean Connery replied.
“Well, I am. I also know that, soon, Bond will be synonymous with male submission.”
“Never!”
“Never say never again.” She grinned, a diamond necklace around her neck. Trance is forever.
On May 8, 1963, Dr. No was released in the theaters giving North American moviegoers their first taste of super spy James Bond. The movie was a financial success and catapulted Sean Connery – may he rest in peace! – to success. While it’s publicly known he didn’t enjoy the off-screen attention the role brought him, it was thanks to it that he was able to solidify his career in years to come.
Given the date and seeing it’s been a while since the time-traveling hypnotist showed up in one of these, I decided to play a bit with it. Bond-philes will recognize the reference to Never Say Never Again, the last Bond movie Connery starred in even though it’s considered non-official. Trance is Forever is also a reference to Diamonds are Forever, of course, and that’s it, really. I’m pretty sure I’m not the only person who has seen all Bond movies at least two times, although I’ve enjoyed them a lot more in the past than I do now.