Master -Bryan

He had many rules in his home, but he valued one above all: How to greet him

He was a very particular man, and we have had many discussions on how I should correctly serve him. Where his fitted shirts go after ironing, how he likes his eggs, what brand polish I should shine his shoes with.

The greeting ritual was most important to him, though. "A proper greeting is a respectful one" is what he always says. After many corrections, I've learned that how you greet your Master when he enters his home reflects the respect you have for Him and that home.

He warns me that he is arriving with three short vibrations on the remote-control plug I wear at all times. I drop what I'm doing, and rush to the front door, making sure I am wearing my arrival uniform: Cage and Collar, nothing else. I kneel and wait patiently until he opens the door.

Before the door is closed, I should already be kissing his boots. Three kisses, Three full seconds, both feet. (He loves his three's). Immediately after, he should hear a warm and enthusiastic "Welcome Home, Master"

I am then allowed to remove his footwear, and again kiss his socked feet three times, three full seconds each. After, I look him in the eyes, from my proper place below him, and ask "Is there anything I can do for you, Sir?"

This is an opportunity for him to give me a special instruction, or tell me to carry on with my duties.

Today’s training subject for @slaveforlabor - being the Master’s footstool. This requires the slave to keep its back level and slightly arched, as I like to see its big ass well pronounced.

A slave pig must be an unnoticeable, silent servant who focuses entirely on carrying out its MASTER’s commands and must not deal with anything else. As a mere object of use, it must function exclusively in accordance with its MASTER’s will. All of its actions serve this purpose alone. Therefore, it is subject to a strict ban on speaking, unless it must confirm its MASTER’s orders, report to HIM on their execution, or answer HIS questions. In particular, slaves must remain silent among themselves, since pets cannot speak to one another.

One of the greatest mistakes a submissive can make in training is to spend all their energy resisting the very moments that are designed to change them.

The mind wants to explain, justify, and find reasons why the correction was too much or why the lesson could have been given another way, but over time you learn that those moments of discomfort are often where the most meaningful growth happens.

A Master who holds high standards does not lower them simply because the lesson is difficult to receive. There is a quiet strength in knowing that someone sees your potential clearly enough to challenge the habits that no longer serve you and has the patience, consistency, and authority to guide you away from them.

The deepest trust comes when you stop viewing correction as a failure and begin seeing it for what it is: a return to your path, a reminder of your commitment, and an opportunity to become more disciplined, more present, and more honest with yourself.

There is a certain peace that comes with accepting that not every lesson will feel comfortable and not every moment of growth will be wrapped in reassurance. Some lessons will humble you, some will leave you sitting with your thoughts long after the moment has passed, and some will change you in ways you only understand much later.

A well-trained submissive does not seek to avoid those moments. They learn to meet them with openness, to trust the wisdom and firmness of the hand guiding them, and to allow themselves to be shaped by the standards they chose to place themselves under.

This slave has learned that every correction, every disciplinary measure, and every punishment serves only to nurture its innermost submissive nature and make it a better slave.