Lot 148 : The Masochist
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What is the strange “Discipline” instrument and why is it being introduced?
Welcome back. Control is an interesting thing. Over our choices. Bodies. The people we invite into our homes. And perhaps that's why surrendering a little bit of it can be so exhilarating. Provided, of course, you can take it back. Today's acquisition is a rather unpleasant-looking instrument known as a Discipline. Seven lengths of rusted chain, each fitted with several knots of barbed wire. The edges of the links appear to have been deliberately sharpened. Not something I'd recommend handling without gloves. Curiously, it arrived wrapped rather neatly in brown paper and twine. The account accompanying it is entitled The Masochist. Before we begin, I want to point out some of the customers whose names have been etched in brass on this beautiful plaque I had made above the front desk.
These are some of the members of the inner circle of the Antiquarium. We go by the Obsidian Covenant. Recent initiates include Julissa Ricks, M. Juju Gallego, Cephas Kaiser, and Osiris Donovan. We are ever appreciative of your devotion to the Order. Go to theobsidiancovenant.com to receive the sacrament. Now, where were we? Oh yes. Welcome to the Antiquarium of Sinister Happenings and Odd Goings On.
I'm a sadist. I'd figured I'd just get that out in the open first. Without going too much into the details, it feels extremely cathartic to hurt people. It's something about being in control, about someone else experiencing pain for my benefit that makes me feel very, very happy. Of course, it also just turns me on, but like I said, I don't want to get too much into the details of that side of things. I'm not a monster, of course. I don't go around beating people up in bar brawls to get off or anything like that. I'm only interested in acting out my fantasies with willing participants.
How does the narrator describe his identity as a sadist and his views on consent?
And I care a lot about consent. I understand that the experience of being hurt can be just as pleasant for some people as hurting them is for me. And in the end, I really am wanting all parties involved to be as happy and safe as possible. It's an unorthodox pastime, sure, but in the end, it's all happening between consenting adults. Fortunately for me, genetics blessed me with just the right balance of facial symmetry, fat distribution, and skeletal structure to be considered fairly attractive by mainstream standards. You'd be surprised how many people out there want to get the shit beat out of them by a beautiful woman. As a result of this, I'm reasonably well known in my local BDSM scene, which is one of the many reasons why I won't be disclosing that much information that could be traced back to where I live.
It wouldn't be especially difficult to find me. Because of my relative popularity, I have gotten a little used to complete strangers knowing who I am. It's why I wasn't too surprised when I was approached at a kink party and greeted by name by someone who I'd never seen before in my life. I'll be the first to admit I was smitten at first sight. She was truly gorgeous. I can't explain exactly what it was about her that made her so attractive to me. It's difficult to put into words. I can easily describe her, of course. Short, red hair and a pixie cut, slender limbs, expertly applied makeup. But this doesn't really explain the aura of almost divine beauty that emanated out from her. Unlike many of the other attendees of the party, she wasn't wearing any sort of fetish gear, or even particularly revealing clothing.
Just jeans, a grey t-shirt, and an unzipped grey hoodie. While I'm inclined to swing both ways, I've always had a certain preference for women. That predilection towards sapphism doesn't mean I'm likely to fall head over heels at the first sight of this any pretty girl. She was special. There was something different about her. She introduced herself as Julia, and then immediately asked me a question which, in retrospect, should have raised more red flags. Speaking in a calm, measured voice, she asked, I've heard you hurt people if they ask you to. Is that correct? It wasn't an incorrect thing to say. I mean, she was right, and I told her so, but the phrasing of the question should have bothered me more than it did.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the strange “Discipline” instrument and why is it being introduced?
0:05–3:27
2
How does the narrator describe his identity as a sadist and his views on consent?
3:27–8:48
3
What happens when Julia first approaches the narrator at the kink party?
8:48–16:57
4
Why does Julia refuse a safe‑word and how does that affect the scene?
16:57–22:23
5
How does the narrator perform the needle‑play on Julia’s back?
22:23–28:44
6
What is the “discipline” Julia brings and how does it change the dynamic?
28:44–35:02