WarpMyMind

I've been listening to Curse Humiliating Truths for a couple of days now. Just wondering if anyone wants to ask me anything and see if its working.

What is your most humiliating experience??

I pissed myself once in grade school and tried to hide it. I failed, of course. I know it's ancient history, but it still probably counts as most humiliating.

What's your horniest fantasy?

I was asked that one recently on Discord, too. It varies from time to time, but what is most frequently my biggest fantasy involves being in a mud wrestling (or oil, or pudding, or jello) match against a woman, losing badly, and then being subjected to various humiliations in front of some form of audience.

What sort of humiliations do you imagine being done to you after losing the wrestling match?

Which of them makes you the horniest?

Being tied up, spanked, stripped, maybe pissed on by people, face pushed down in the mud, spat on, etc. I think being tied up and stripped / having my clothing torn off and destroyed might be the one of those that makes me horniest, although I am curious about watersports...

Is there any sort of questions you fear being asked and having to answer and if so, what type of questions? And in front of anybody in particular having to answer said questions and if so who?

I'm not really sure. I guess anything too personal, but I'm not sure how I'd define that. I wouldn't want to answer most of these kinds of questions in front of family or non-kinky friends, obviously.

Yeah, always a hard question.

Perhaps this (though, might end up with the same answer you've previously posted):

What kink and/or fantasy that you have that you're most embarrassed to have or be turned on by the thought of that you haven't already posted in this thread?

Have you ever been caught or exposed for doing anything embarrassing?

I'm embarrassed to admit I've had some human toilet-y fantasies. And I don't just mean watersports. I'd probably never actually do the harder stuff, but the fantasies are there.

No, I've never been caught doing anything that I can remember.

Recently, some self destructive part of my subconscious lead me to start listening to this file again, if anyone is interested in asking me any questions.

What causes your self-destructive behavior? How far do you think it will take you?

Does it intrigue you any to see what were to happen if you refuse to answer a question or lie about an answer? Are you willing to test it?

@Psychogopher The excitement of it all, I guess. I know I'd end up listening to something terrible if I failed to answer a question. It's the same kind of excitement that's led me to listen to other files I know are bad for me before.

@rw789 I've wondered what would happen, but there hasn't been a question I've felt unwilling to answer yet.

What sort of file would you listen to if you failed to answer a question? For that matter, what sort of question would you be unwilling to answer?

I'm not sure what file I'd listen to, but I'm sure it would be awful. I'm also not sure what kind of question would make me fight enough to not answer.

Thinking further on the question, the types of question I'd be most unlikely to answer would be really personal ones, or ones involving other people in my life. I may not fight about exposing my own humiliations, but those of others are another matter.

That's fair. Although I doubt that refusing to answer questions that would humiliate the people in your life would trigger the penalty unless the answer is humiliating for you as well.

suspicioussteven93 wrote:That's fair. Although I doubt that refusing to answer questions that would humiliate the people in your life would trigger the penalty unless the answer is humiliating for you as well.

I think they meant like asking questions like "what is the <insert info> of your parents" type personal questions. Basically personal information that could trace back to people they know irl. I could be wrong tho.

Bump. This came up for me this morning. I never stayed with the file long enough to make a difference. Maybe time to revisit the file. I would say that for me, going back to a file that stopped working or never worked, usually means it won't work anymore. Maybe my subconscious protecting me? Question: Has anyone re-visiting this file found it worked better if they came back to it?