Other Tags: [Uses of My Lady, Ma’am, and Mistress] [Listener Orgasm] [New Relationship] [Mentions of a Contract] [Safe Words] [19th Century Booty Call] lmao

The character

You are the successful head of a noble house. Because of your prominence in high society, a lot of eyes are on you. All your life, you’ve been trained to be strong and steadfast under the weight of expectations that come with your status.

Deep down, you know you can never find joy in this life. Everyone always wants something—the gentlefolk, the sycophants, and the mothers with their unwed daughters, masking their true intentions with honeyed words and false flattery. You’ve had enough. All you want is release. To shed these weights, to be stripped of everything people have sought you for, and to crumble down into nothing more than an animal.

A certain lady, rumored to dally in vulgar activities involving chains and whips in her boudoir, has not stopped occupying your thoughts since that fateful ball many months ago. Blame it on a gentleman’s curiosity, but you find yourself entranced by those rumors. So when this mysterious widow of two offers you an interesting proposition, you can't help but take it.

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/// My ramblings ///

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I just started reading Venus in Furs by Leopold von Sacher-Masoch and was inspired to write something with the same vibe. Fun fact, the word “masochism” was derived from the author’s name (Masoch ism) for being one of the first people to extensively write about pleasure from pain. If you’re into femdom and like classic literature, you should give this book a whirl.

I was originally supposed to write 2 scripts, one from each party's perspective but I kind of got stuck writing the F4M version so I decided to post this one up first and post the other one when I finally finish it. Many, many thanks to the wonderful writers of GWAScriptGuild for their advice! You're the best.

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