Weird hypno enjoyer

then when it's been a while and you're a little confused, you timidly ask why it's taking so long. they sigh, ignore your question and give you an instruction: follow the light.

it's such a simple task, it's just a test. this is all completely typical. as you follow it back and forth, you find it hard to look away. it feels so good to stare at it.

the doctor starts talking, but you're too distracted by the light to really take it in. but that's okay, your subconscious will absorb it all like a sponge.

hypnotist: did i say you could stop reading

hapless brainwashing victim: *blushes* no mast- comrade

then, over the course of many sessions, they change small aspects of your personality, one at a time. it's so slow and gradual that you don't even notice, and after a few months you're a whole different person. a much happier person!

it feels great to get better. all of this makes perfect sense. why wouldn't you trust a professional?

you like your therapist a lot. they're so sweet, and it's clear they know what's best for you.

eventually, you find yourself thinking about them in between appointments, wishing your next session would come sooner. it drives you crazy. you decide to bring it up, and they agree: it would be good for you to see your therapist much more often. it's obviously what you need.

clearly theyve never seen anything this site has to offer

fascinating response. I'm curious what they think ethically about people writing villains?? I feel like my post was phrased in a way that makes it obvious I'm just playing toys here.