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My Reward for Diligent Work

By Mister-X / Spartan

I was in a van, naked, being transported to a prison.  My wrists were behind my back in thick, heavy metal cuffs.  My ankles likewise had thick, heavy metal cuffs.  Both were attached to each other in a severe hogtie.  I also had a thick, heavy metal collar around my neck with a chain attached to the back of it pulled tightly down to and attached to my cuffs, bringing my chest and head back.

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Tricked and Tickled

By Unknown

I went to visit a buddy one afternoon, we hadn’t seen each other in a while, I was lookin forward to it, I got to his place, he came to the door and we shook hands and hugged, I went inside, he had another friend over that I didn’t know, he introduced me, we shook hands and I noticed how strong his grip is, he’s a pretty muscular guy, as is my buddy, we used to work out together.

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Session with the Baltimore Master

By old boy bill

Chapter 1: Finally Meet

We/we had corresponded on recon and aol for several weeks.  Apparently what HE wanted and what I needed were dead on.  He said He had strong need for control.  As a boi-slave, I needed to be controlled.  He got hard inflicting pain.  I needed pain.  He got turned on by bondage.  I crave bondage, not symbolic or fake, but real straps, a real straight jacket, inescapable until He lets me out.

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A Non-Consensual Encounter

By Rich

In September of this year, on a cold afternoon, I decided it was too cold to ride my regular motor unit, a BMW r1150p, and decided not to change out of my uniform and just jump into a patrol vehicle. I’ve been an officer with the California Highway Patrol for 8 years and a motor unit for 4 years. It’s the best job in the world and I can’t think of doing anything else.

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Past the Point of No Return

By Doug UK

“Born with a silver spoon in his mouth!” That’s how they used to talk about me: a strange old English expression, because I had wealthy parents. Both of them barristers, ultra-conservative, conventional, living a home-counties life-style, with me as the trophy son, pampered and to be well-prepared to follow them into the rich dull world of the law and all its trappings. Shame really, as I must have been such a disappointment.

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