Keep files on your victims.
Start with the basics. Log their names, ages, heights, weights. Have a notes section for non-standardisable observations: “17 self-inflicted wounds on thighs. Scratch marks on stomach (unclear if will scar). Fluffy dyed hair. Preference for being shaved smooth.”
Next, catalog their desires, their fears, their perversions. If you are manipulating them right, you’re going to be flooded with information. You do not want to forget any of it, because it can all be put to use later. Don’t be afraid to speculate, but be a good scientist about it: if you probe or nudge your prey and they don’t react, remove the speculative entry. Good owners are precise and should avoid making mistakes.
If they share a humiliating, traumatic, or tragic anecdote, make sure to copy it verbatim to your notes. These anecdotes are treasure troves of ideas for abuse, as well as crucial to understanding your victim. Make sure to note whether you were kind or cruel when they opened up to you too, so that you can switch it up next time and keep that poor thing on its toes.
If you’re unconvinced, remember it isn’t just an organisational tool. It’s insurance.
Should they ever try to leave you before you’ve had the chance to isolate them entirely, corner them and show them their file. Watch the horror spread across their face when you threaten to send it to their family, their friends, their employer, the whole world.
“Nobody would love you after seeing all this, would they? So you’d better just stay here.”
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