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But I'm not in any real danger: It's only make-believe.
mind control possession stealth control ghost spirit
The fortune teller offered to summon a spirit to possess me.
But I'm not in any real danger: It's only make-believe.
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I want to believe that it’s not my fault.
It is - it totally is - but I didn’t do it on purpose.
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Judy didn’t know what to do.
It was a state of mind she was very familiar with, though that really only made her feel worse. A lifetime of anxiety-induced indecision and a paralysing fear of social interaction had seen her grow from a withdrawn and nebbish child into the adult life of a reclusive shut-in.
It was only thanks to the miracles of the modern age that she was able to find work on a freelance basis with mixed media - graphic design, sound design, programming - instead of simply wast…
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But I'm not in any real danger: It's only make-believe.
mind control possession stealth control ghost spirit
The fortune teller offered to summon a spirit to possess me.
But I'm not in any real danger: It's only make-believe.
No selection - the entire chapter will be rewritten.
Similar Stories on Outfox
Being able to pay off all of them by catering specifically to wealthy possession fetishists was... less predictable.
It began, as it so often does, with an unsettled debt.
Kelly bounced her leg up and down nervously, dreading what was coming next, but desperate to get it over with.
The waiting room had been almost completely empty when she first arrived, and the mousey young woman there already had jumped when she had been quietly called into the creditor’s office.
The door was heavy timber and thick, fogged glass, but the muffled sobbing could be heard through it, regardless. The woman had spent the first…
So imagine my surprise on learning that my friend from college was one of them.
I cannot stress enough just how ordinary my day had been before I found out. As ordinary - I had assumed - it had been for everyone else on the planet. And I guess in a way, it was still ordinary, just a different kind of ordinary.
There’s a girl I like to sit next to in college: We only see each other twice a week for the units we have in common, but we always sit together when we see each other. At the time, I had no idea what Stella saw in me, but she was astronomically cute and liked dress…
At least, that's what I try to tell myself.
In hindsight, I don’t see how things could have turned out any other way. I’m not saying that as an excuse for any of the things I did or as if it makes them any less bad, but having taken the first step, things just kind of kept happening.
It started at work. I won’t say where.
We were testing methods of remote information transmission that didn’t rely on explicit outputs or inputs. Basically communication that bypassed the barriers outlined in models like Berlo’s SMCR: Instead of relyin…
I was wrong.
It had been three months since I had felt the presence slither out of my mind. Three months since I had been trapped as a helpless passenger in my own body, watching it gleefully debase itself in ways I had never dared imagine.
There had been no warning: One moment I had been waiting in line to audition for some minor speaking role, when a sudden shiver ran through me. The person sitting next to me had asked if I was okay, and I’d tried to make a joke about how nervous I was. Instead, my body …
Story concept blatantly stolen from When The Yoghurt Took Over.
I want to believe that it’s not my fault.
It is - it totally is - but I didn’t do it on purpose.
And while, if you had asked anyone ten years ago, “Hey, would you like your body and civilization to be hijacked by this psychic hivemind of hyper-intelligent yoghurt?” they would have obviously said no, there’s nobody alive today that would ever want things to go back to the way they were.
But I’ve skipped ahead, so let’s rewind for a second.
It started in a lab, in a country, funded by a gover…
Judy didn’t know what to do.
It was a state of mind she was very familiar with, though that really only made her feel worse. A lifetime of anxiety-induced indecision and a paralysing fear of social interaction had seen her grow from a withdrawn and nebbish child into the adult life of a reclusive shut-in.
It was only thanks to the miracles of the modern age that she was able to find work on a freelance basis with mixed media - graphic design, sound design, programming - instead of simply wast…
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The fortune teller offered to summon a spirit to possess me.
But I'm not in any real danger: It's only make-believe. -
I can’t stop thinking about the tent, the fortune teller, and the overwhelming euphoria of surrendering my body to the spirit world. Not really, of course: none of it’s real. It’s only make-believe. But the thrill is very real.
Just the memory makes me itch. Am I addicted? Is this an addiction? It must be. From my cubicle, I look at the clock. I don’t know why: Even when the work day ends, I’m only going home. It’s not Friday. It’s not time to return. Not time for her to speak the words and put me under. I have to wait, but the waiting is excruciating.
I turn back to my emails. Drivel. Nonsense, all of it. A life I wish I could leave behind. A life I wish I could surrender to someone else. I shiver at the thought. Someone else could take my hands and raise them over the keys, someone else’s fingers could type out pedestrian banalities in response to pedestrian complaints. But then, someone else wouldn’t do that. Not with these fingers. Not with this body.
What would they do? What could I do with this life, this face and this body, if I could only slough off my own timidity? When it happens, I feel like there is so much life inside me! Like I could do anything and it would be a joy! I want my body to leap out of my chair, tear my blouse and stand on my desk, breasts exposed to my dull-eyed coworkers and declare that I’m leaving and never coming back.
But I can’t. Because I’m me, and that wouldn’t be a “me” thing to do. So instead, I type in front of a screen, and think about Friday and how it feels to pretend that someone - someone with a greater appreciation for being alive than myself - has control of my body.
I can’t believe how insistent the cravings have become, or how quickly they took hold. Surely something this addictive could make a fortune and take over the world if the practice were more widespread, but in my own mind I am glad that it is not. She can only see me once a week, and I could not bear the thought of seeing her less because of other clients competing for her time.
It was only by chance that I met her: A full tent …
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