#speech control

[puppydoll-scrapthing]

doll who isn't allowed to swear. it isn't quite sure why- its owners rarely insist on that kind of respect, and rarely if ever punish or correct its occasional un-Becoming language. but it does its best to oblige the request.

it's not until a mindless moment that it drops a dish and stumbles on its words- "oh, damnit- er, this one meant to say, um, h-how inconvenient...." that it catches the smirk on the witch's face. a spark of understanding in its mind grows to full light with a pat on its head and three simple words.

"You're so cute."

and so it came to understand, all along, why it wasn't allowed to swear.

[amandabeacooking]

Speech Control - d(UM)b Game

This one’s not mine, but it’s ditzy fun regardless.

All you have to do is talk with people. Its better if someone else knows your rules too so they can correct you if needed.

Every 10th word you speak stop whatever it is you’re saying and instead say “ummmm” and then pause. When you speak again, start with a brand new thought (what you were saying wasn’t important)

In addition to the obvious forced pause, I think you’ll find that even the counting becomes difficult. So my helpful yet humiliating suggestion is to use your fingers - not only do people get to hear you struggle to speak, they can even watch you struggle to count

[stateownedslut]

I'd be so socially competent if I had someone controlling when I'm allowed to speak and what opinions I'm allowed to voice

[aspiringcockslave]

God I just want to be told what I can and can’t say. When I’m allowed or not allowed to talk. How I have to talk to certain people. Take away my speaking privileges and just don’t worry about it for a few weeks. Or make me tell you embarrassing secrets and thoughts. Give me mantras and affirmations to spend hours repeating. Every aspect of me belongs to you, including my self-expression.

[icktoy]

Oh to be forced to be a pup, abused until i am obedient, losing ability to use language as everything has been replaced by barks 🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤

[fallen--soph]

Attention, please.

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Words with more than three syllables are for smart girls, and this user should never be allowed to use them.

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If you ever see this user say or write a word with more than three syllables, please correct the user and remind them how bad those words are for them, how much space they take up inside of that tiny brain, and how much of a waste that really is. The user consents to reminders and corrections on this matter.

Thank you for your attention.

[copper-clitoria]

Sudden thought of people ordering me to respond to their ask in a specific way. like sending in a normal ask, but at the start or end, it has something like "respond to this ask in third person using she/her pronouns" or "don't respond with any words that are more than two syllables"

I thought of several different ideas for this concept, so here's a list phrased from the perspective of the asker:

"Write "Bark!" after each sentence you write"

"Use lowercase pronouns for yourself and uppercase pronouns for me"

"Don't respond with any words that are more than five letters"

"Don't respond with any words containing the letter 'e'"

"Respond with as many cat puns as possible"

Some of these could also be combined for a more difficult writing task.

(This is, of course, permission to add stuff like this to asks you send.)