"Don't worry about it" is such a good meme phrase but also whenever I say it I end up thinking about it as a hypnotic trigger.
'Unable to feel/express worry' is an achievable state. A fairly simple suggestion. Pair it with an understanding of how the subject feels, perceives, and expresses worry, and you can apply relaxation in the right directions and along the right lines to achieve the desired effect. A little bit of 'implicit trust' here, a little bit of 'feeling controlled' there, all wrapped up in a big hypnotic bow, and you have it.
But more importantly, it's so deeply erotic.
You should be worried, shouldn't you? My fingers are wrapping around your wrist, my eyes upon you looking like the cat that ate the canary, and I'm practically licking my lips.
If someone else was here, you're sure they'd be worried for you. But they're not. So, there's no problem, is there? Look around. Wooden walls, framed paintings, puzzles and games, a turned off tv, a locked door, a couch you're sitting in, me next to you.
We're alone, the two of us. Maybe that should be cause for concern? You were told to avoid this by someone. Under no circumstances, they said. But, it doesn't feel like a problem in the slightest.
You don't feel worried at all. You feel like you're in a safe space, miles away from it all. Usually there's at least some background worry. Anxiety, pressure, stress. But all that's gone.
All you feel is a vague mute curiosity at where this is going and a deep sense of relaxation as you stare right back at me. Tilting ear towards me, mutely adjusting and repositioning as I move you around.
You're sitting in my lap now and listening closely to what I tell you. It's so very pleasant to not have to worry about anything. You start to wonder why you didn't just walk away with me the first time you saw me.
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