JustAGuy

I wonder how many people have tried this? I am planning a year-end session (my first in months) and I sent a novella's worth of ideas and requests, but I could brave this if HMK hasn't had enough takers...

My intention is to write a "review." It depends on whether I can convince myself she may lurk on the Forum and read it!

I've never been hypnotized in a session but just booked with Mistress Rey for December and specifically requested this. I've sessioned with her in the past but hypnosis was not a part...well...she didn't set out to hypnotize me but I was under her spell! If you are curious you really should book, SHE'S AMAZING!

That sounds terrifying, actually. I wonder if you experience time dilation, where you feel like you’ve been in there longer than you really have…(*checks and determines that’s not actually what time dilation means*).

Well, the Mistresses have weighed in! Seriously though, without knowing what you can afford, I would recommend going to two hours before I would recommend two Mistresses if this is completely new to you. One hour feels like you were just getting started and makes it difficult to ease in slowly, especially if you want to try different things! Then again, if your focus is on tickling and you don't have a lot of other activities you want to try, feeling outnumbered and bullied could be a lot of fun for a short session. You could have a tickling contest where each Mistress gets a minute to see who can make you laugh hardest before they all join in together! But always leave yourself something to expand to in future sessions!

MVD&KVD

Kitty's very lucky and not just because of the smooches. It's good to see her doing well!

Just in case anyone was wondering what you get if you order “Black Forest Cake” at an Indian Restaurant in Texas.

Welcome Mistress Ito! Good luck and have a blast!

I’ve had the privilege of sessioning with some breathtaking, incredible Mistresses at the Fortress, but Mistress Rey is truly unique. She is a serious student of techniques other Mistresses often just flirt with. I’ve heard Fortress Legends express admiration for Mistress Rey. Don’t miss this chance subbies! Let’s fill her calendar, excel as slaves, and convince her to keep coming back!

Holy shit I’m sorry Q keeps getting autocorrected to A…why can’t we delete draft posts LOL!

A damn it, Q!!!

A is for quivering pile of Jello.

Damn, I think she slammed two subs at once! HAHA whoa Mistress I object! These are chicken TENDERS! TOTALLY DIFFERENT from chicken fingers! Tenders are COMPLETELY a grown-up food! They weren't shaped like dinosaurs or anything!

No one seemed impressed when I went out for goat biryani, so here's some diner chicken tenders I doused in hot sauce, and some truly delicious string fries (string fries being the ONLY fries). It was a good meal but the cool part was that even though I went there several days before Halloween, the whole staff were in costume!

All of life is a game, and the Mistresses always win. We wouldn't have it any other way...

Use me. I beg you!

Losers get kicked in the balls and a copy of the home game. Winner gets kicked in the balls and returns for the Tournament of Champions! There actually is a real thing now called Jeopardy Masters, so Jeopardy Mistresses is only fair.

Tell us more! I use a canned Cream of Mushroom Soup as part of a recipe I make (Tuna Noodle Casserole, which at least two Mistresses now consider a reason no punishment would ever be enough for my culinary crimes). How did you make it?

Well, there was an element of "correct MVD and punished for it later" as a joke, but now I'm really confused. It's a chicken cutlet? Then it's not even Wiener Schnitzel! Wiener schnitzel is veal, chicken would be...well, chicken schnitzel I guess. Actually, the reason I was so sure it's Austian is because "Wiener" actually means "Viennese" in German. So maybe chicken schnitzel is less associated with Austria? Now I'VE gone down a rabbit hole too, I guess someone claims it was invented in Italy which caused a culinary uproar! It is apparently illegal in Austria to sell "Wiener Schnitzel" in Austria that isn't made of veal because pork schnitzel tastes similar but is much cheaper to make. Chicken schnitzel is very popular in Israel, as it turns out. It's a small schnitzel world, full of little wieners.