X-Rated Story Writing: The Script of Your Demise
You spend half your day daydreaming about being used, don’t you?
I see you drifting off. You imagine scenarios where you get caught, where you get punished, where you are helpless. But keeping them in your head is safe. In your head, you can edit the scary parts.
“X-Rated Story Writing” forces you to drag those fantasies out into the cold, harsh light of reality. I want you to become the author of your own humiliation. I want you to write down exactly what you want to happen to you, and exactly what you are afraid will happen to you.
🧠 The Psychology: Narrative Submission
When you write a story about yourself, you are engaging in a form of confession. You are revealing your specific triggers, your specific kinks, and your specific insecurities.
By forcing you to write a detailed, explicit account of your own punishment, I am making you complicit in it. You can’t say “Mistress is being mean”; you wrote the scene! You decided how much it hurt!
It turns your creative brain against your ego. You have to actively imagine your own degradation in high definition to write it down. It bridges the gap between “fantasy” and “plan.”
📋 The Task: The “Author of Pain” Protocol
You are going to write a short story. 500 words minimum.
The Protagonist: You. Use your name (or your sissy name). The Antagonist: Me (Mistress Lexie).
The Prompt Options (Choose One):
- The Discovery: You are caught by a vanilla friend or family member while dressed in your most embarrassing outfit, and they decide to punish you instead of letting you go.
- The Bad Day: You fail a task I gave you, and I decide to use you as a human footstool for my friends while discussing your failures.
- The Public slip: You are wearing a plug in public, and it falls out in a quiet room. Describe the aftermath.
The Rules:
- Be Explicit: No fading to black. I want to know exactly what you are wearing, exactly where you are touched, and exactly how humiliated you feel.
- No Heroics: You do not save the day. You do not look cool. You end the story messy, crying, and used.
- Vocabulary: You must use the words “pathetic,” “desperate,” “leak,” and “toy” at least once each.
👠 Mistress Lexie’s Advice
Don’t try to make it romantic. This isn’t a romance novel; it’s a smutty confession.
Write with one hand if you have to, but get the details right. Describe the smell of the perfume, the sting of the slap, the heat in your face. If you aren’t blushing while you type this, you aren’t digging deep enough into that twisted little mind of yours.
Open a blank document. Title it: “What I Deserve.” Start typing.