About me
I've been fascinated by hypnosis since I was a child. After thinking about it for a while and weighing how far I want to go in real life with the kink, I've decided I'd like to actually seek out getting my brain washed. My interests as far as that's concerned are below in the Favorite Fantasy section, but I also welcome creativity.
So, now I'm going to talk about myself. I'm a Bay Area native, mostly a lifelong resident though I spent my high school years up near Seattle. As you can probably tell by my username, I'm a huge fan of all things Victorian or steampunk. Tudor fashion is also appealing to me, as is the '40s noir aesthetic. The Renaissance Fairs and classic movies/jazz music associated with either, also a fan. I'm additionally an enormous English literature buff, with a particular love of Medieval, Elizabethan, and Southern Gothic work. As someone who plays piano, classical music will also always have a special place in my heart. Particularly from the Baroque period, to the point that my username was about five seconds from being "baroquenpieces." Finally, I have a big fascination with colonial American history and could go on for hours about it if you want me to.
Warning: yes, you read that right, I'm recently and happily married to the guy I've been dating since I was 15. If this is a deal-breaker, oh well. I tried bringing up the subject of hypnosis with my husband, and he knows all the ins and outs of my kink. But while he's a very physically dominant person (he lifts bro) and we've done plenty of D/s stuff sexually, he finds it hard to get into this. I've decided to seek it out online instead.
Contact Information
City
Oakland
State/Province
California
Country
US
Hypnosis
Hypnotic Preference
Subject
Favorite HypnoFantasy
Preppification and Stepfordization are appealing to me, being slowly seduced into becoming a dutifully obedient high-class image of feminine perfection. As is being turned into a man's pretty marionette or porcelain doll.
Given my interests I'm halfway tempted to go for an over the top Victorian image with the "Stepford/Preppy" transformation, though in the interest of not being seen as weird it should probably toned down to a normal high-class preppy archetype with some Victorian affectations.
