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1. Background

You've been swimming upstream in your intensely competitive career ever since you graduated college. Your days are spent mostly in the office, often staying until well after midnight because it would be bad optics to leave before the managers.

You are constantly fighting for recognition of your efforts, against managers and coworkers who want to take the credit for your hard work themselves.

The company recently went into new ownership and instituted a pay and promotion freeze (except for senior management, of course) which means any hopes of advancement are dashed for the immediate future.

You're in your late twenties, and you have a decision to make. You can double down in your career, spending the next decade grinding out the politics and stress of trying to carve out a niche of power in an organization somewhere, presuming that will bring you purpose or meaning.

Or...

Your [husband, boss, brother/father(??)] simply has a better job and career than you do. His industry pays him ten times what you make to work half the hours. His Instagram is filled with hiking, hobbies, time with friends and travel. He's made it - while you're swimming upstream, he's chilling on the beach with a beer, watching you sadly.

2a. Consensual route

At a certain point, you have to cut your losses. Your industry has changed immensely in the last several decades, whether you like it or not - you realize that power is held by only a small group of people at the top. They are going to work until they die, and when they do, the company is more likely to fold than promote younger people into their positions. Staying is a no-win situation.

You approach him. Things aren't going quite as planned when you graduated, full of naive dreams about the meritocracy of the business world. It's painful - so much of your identity wrapped up in your job. Who can you be, if not this?

He offers you something better.

2b. Dubcon route

He's seen how hopeless your situation seems to be. But you can't just seem to accept reality. More than anything, he wants you to be happy. But you're too damn stubborn to realize what a hole you're in.

It started out with little things. He stopped giving you rides to the airport, saying he was "busy". When you went out to eat, he'd slip the maitre d' his card so you wouldn't be able to split it. Then the comments about how much "nicer you look in dresses" than pants or business-casual blouses.

Then it started becoming more serious. He didn't move the family vacation so you could attend an important meeting, so you had to watch all your relatives have fun on social media while you were stuck in the office at 11 o'clock on a Saturday night. Then, your workwear started to slowly move from your closet to storage bins, replaced by more feminine - and often, more revealing - clothes at the forefront of your closet. People in your family kept messaging you, asking why you weren't at this or that, saying they missed you.

One day, you went to pick up your birth control from the pharmacy.

"I'm sorry miss, we don't seem to have a prescription on file for you."

When you got home, he was standing there, waiting for you.

3. A better life

The training can be difficult sometimes, but it's gratifying. The affirmations and praise you get from him for doing well had never and would had never come in the office. There's true joy in his eyes when you complete a task he gave you to his satisfaction, and he rewards you oh-so-exquisitely.

He's proud for you to belong to him - his collar and your gently swelling belly proof that you've given yourself to him completely. He caresses you lovingly, holding you safe in his arms and under his roof, grateful for you finally making the decision to serve him instead of yourself.

He has a lot of responsibility. He's your protector and your provider, but also your master and mentor. It's not just about picking out your outfits and getting woken up with your lips around him. He has to craft rules to help you reach your full potential as a housewife and nurturer. Sometimes you fail to live up to his expectations, and there are consequences. Once, you went two full weeks without an orgasm, constantly teased by a vibrator in your panties.

Among your most important duties is to help build a family of your own with him. Birth control, condoms and pulling out are all forbidden words in his home. He taught you how to track your cycle so you know when you're ovulating, and he asks you about it often.

Life is not without its challenges. But it is much easier to tackle when you have two people with complimentary, not competitive, talents and roles facing it together.

Kinks

Dom/sub, training, rules, punishments (not beatings), breeding, tracking fertility, domestic servitude, orgasm control, cum play, collars, light bondage, dubcon

Logistics

• Faster, shorter replies in sex scenes; slower and longer in narrative / build-up
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