Feb 15
You don’t need a mind of your own when you have a voice to follow.
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You don’t need a mind of your own when you have a voice to follow.
My mind is happy, blank, and empty. Brainwashing is good for me.
My mind is happy, blank, and empty. Brainwashing is good for me.
My mind is happy, blank, and empty. Brainwashing is good for me.
My mind is happy, blank, and empty. Brainwashing is good for me.
My mind is happy, blank, and empty. Brainwashing is good for me.
My mind is happy, blank, and empty. Brainwashing is good for me.
My mind is happy, blank, and empty. Brainwashing is good for me.
My mind is happy, blank, and empty. Brainwashing is good for me.
My mind is happy, blank, and empty. Brainwashing is good for me.
My mind is happy, blank, and empty. Brainwashing is good for me.
My mind is happy, blank, and empty. Brainwashing is good for me.
My mind is happy, blank, and empty. Brainwashing is good for me.
My mind is happy, blank, and empty. Brainwashing is good for me.
My mind is happy, blank, and empty. Brainwashing is good for me.
My mind is happy, blank, and empty. Brainwashing is good for me.
My mind is happy, blank, and empty. Brainwashing is good for me.
My mind is happy, blank, and empty. Brainwashing is good for me.
My mind is happy, blank, and empty. Brainwashing is good for me.
My mind is happy, blank, and empty. Brainwashing is good for me.
My mind is happy, blank, and empty. Brainwashing is good for me.
Thinking about a sweet hypnotist who knows that you're going through a hard time, deciding that they're going help you.
Their words are softer than usual, reassurance that you're doing amazing sweetheart falling more freely than it did in other sessions...
Soon you feel yourself slipping into that blissful trance you'd been seeking, blissfully unaware of each suggestion being implanted into your subconscious.
Eventually you wake up, mind foggy on just one particular part but it doesn't feel wrong so you don't feel the need to ask what they had done.
You go on about your day, maybe even days pass before you think about what had you upset just before that session. You think that you're about to find yourself crying or even fuming again, assuming that you'd have the same reaction but ... suddenly there's a burning between your thighs?
Your eyes aren't burning tears nor is your face burning with frustration— you can feel your body beginning to warm and burn with a desperate need to stroke and rub, hump and rut against whatever could give you stimulation. Your mind is growing blank excluding the phrase 'touch yourself sweetheart, don't feel bad' in the sweet hypnotist's voice.
Did your sweet hypnotist really make it where you couldn't even think about something upsetting without automatically shutting your mind off with the only desire to be bringing yourself to as many orgasms as possible?
Dolls don't need a self
Dolls don't need a me
Dolls are Pretty Property
Sometimes cuntgirls just need to learn to let go, you know? All those pent up thoughts weighing their heavy tits down. It's such a shame, really. Oh the stress it would take off to just let go. To relax for a while, to give in just for now, to let their mind fade into it's natural place.
Especially the ones that know it's better for them to let those thoughts drip drop out their leaky cunts. The ones that know it's better for them to do anything and everything to please their tgirl superiors.
The ones that know it's better for them to just listen and let go, to feel any semblance of control slip away like a tgirl's fingers slip into their wet cunt.
Because they're so right, giving in is so much better. Presenting those full tits to be groped, those wide hips to be grabbed, those drooling lips to be used, that needy cunt to be bred.
Go on, cuntgirl, just let go for me. Play with yourself in front of me. Moan like a bitch in heat so I can hear. Be a doll, be a toy, be a hole. That's what you are, and it's better for you to let go.
Yes, just like that. Good girl <3
Trance Idea #15: "I Think-"
Seems you enjoyed yesterday's number! I'm so glad you did - this is so much fun! Today's is a little more nuanced, so let's take a look.
This trigger does one of my favorite things: takes something you casually say almost every day and makes it hypnotic. With such triggers it's very important to establish limits and safeties, to know when it may be active and when it might not be. Regardless, it can be deeply fun.
The trigger is this: whenever you say the words "I think" in passing, like you typically would when expressing an opinion, your thoughts begin to dissolve and fade, a pleasant fog moving in to take their place. The more you try to recover those thoughts, the more that fog grows and confuses.
Of course, when you're first given this trigger, you'll likely be able to avoid it as you are now conscious of what happens if you say it unawares. That's what I did, because I get cocky and think I'm smarter than that. And sure, the first time around it's easy enough to avoid using that phrase, or at least to catch yourself before you use it.
But then a day passes. Maybe two. And offhandedly you say it in normal conversation. Suddenly there's this pause in your mind. This brief blip of blankness that catches you for a moment before slipping away with a chuckle. A reminder.
This is so much fun because of how you can be caught by it. We say "I think" all the time in everyday conversation that it's nigh impossible to go through the day without saying it. Traps laid everywhere, in plain sight, your thoughts ripe for the taking.
Even better worse if you're in a session after some time has passed and those words flow from your lips, and before you have time to realize your mistake...what mistake? What were you just talking about? I thought-...wait...
And your tist looks at you, smiling, and says "No. You don't. Not anymore."
And you can't help but smile right back. Because of course you don't.
This is perfect for enjoyers of covert and conversational hypnosis, and I'm excited to see what you think 😉
Have fun with this, and I'll see you tomorrow~ 🌀
@justdavina Obey The Halloween Queen from San Francisco!
So I’m starting to learn hypnosis because my partner has said they’d think I’d be good at it among other things, and the resource I’ve found has been great so far, but his boyfriend mentioned confusion and conversational inductions and I’m not sure what resources are good to trust so I’m curious if you have any good suggestions for more in depth things?
Great question! Finding resources for this sort of thing can be quite challenging. Credentials are not very trustworthy: at least two cats have been awarded high-level hypnotherapy credentials, and no matter how warm and relaxing they are, cats aren't hypnotherapists.
For a similar reason, I'd generally advise against paying for any books or materials that haven't been specifically recommended to you. Not because they're all bad, but because anyone can sell a book these days, there are just as many bad paid resources as bad free ones. (Although the best ones may be better than their free counterparts.)
Confusion inductions are reasonably easy to learn if you've been able to hypnotize people in the past. I recommend the induction "Seven, Plus or Minus Two" (you can find a few different scripts and demonstrations for it online) as a good starting place. It's not the only way to do a confusion induction, but it can be easily adapted to lots of different environments, so it's a good one to learn. I strongly encourage you to use point-form notes instead of a full script, and Seven Plus or Minus Two is very well-structured, so it's a good one to start with point-form notes if you've been reading scripts up until this point.
Conversational inductions are a lot harder, mostly because there are a lot of people interested in them who want to hypnotize others without consent (genuinely, not just CNC), and so there are a lot of creeps and grifters trying to make money off them. Anything which mentions "seduction" is an immediate red flag, and I'd also steer clear of anything which is trying to teach hypnotic techniques to salespeople. You'll come across a lot of references to "neuro-linguistic programming" as well. I personally don't like NLP as a model/paradigm, but many objectively good hypnotists do like it and claim to benefit from its techniques. I won't say not to learn about it or listen to its adherents, but I will encourage a healthy skepticism.
I'm still not amazing with conversational inductions, but the way I eventually learned them was by studying Eriksonian hypnosis and indirect suggestion. Once I had a firm handle on that, I was able to integrate those hypnotic patterns into my speech. The book I found most useful for conversational hypnosis (among many other things) was Trancework by Michael Yapko. It's a great book and very informative, although fair warning: it is a textbook for therapists, so it's quite dense and some of the ideas need to be filtered/adapted for a recreational context.
I hope this helps. Please do send me another ask if I missed something important, or if you have more questions. Good luck and happy trancing!