Wow! Sounds like it would be utter torture... If 'she' could recall any of 'her' other days! Kind of creepy; Like she's being toyed with by "Big Sister"!
So, was she ever a guy? I imagine she was. If her memory was erased each day and each day she awakes with the feeling that her gender has been changed, was that some deeply embedded body memory of maleness that just could not be erased? If not that, then the sexual dysphoria she experiences may not be real, but some mindset that is implanted after each erasure of her memory-set. As Beyogi says, "pretty fucked...". -Clare
Oh yeah, this is creepy as all hell. Clare- The idea is that all his memories before he was kidnapped/feminised/etc are intact, but they erase each day after that, so every day seems like the first. I do like the idea of implanted gender dysphoria though. For a while I toyed with the idea of doing a story where a woman was hypnotised to believe she was actually a man who had woken up in a woman's body.Might still do it, actually...
Now that would be fun.It would be interesting to see how a lifelong woman would perceive that her former manliness would react to being suddenly feminized. Would she discover a new appreciation for the body she possessed all her life? I wonder if hypnosis could really be that effective even if only for a short time. Clare...
Yeah, I think it's a fun idea, maybe I should write it someday. As far as hypnosis goes, as far as I'm concerned the jury's out. But for a story, at least, it can be as powerful as you like...
I think one element of the story you might need to focus on would be; How do you hypnotically implant memories of sensations that the body has no real frame of reference for having experienced?
Wiping the memory of having needed to wipe after peeing would not be the challenge, but - deep down - I think the subject's sensory centers would be screaming to her consciousness that she never actually felt herself "dealing" with an erection or had to shake twice after urinating from an upright stance. Just something to consider.
Elle - it's a valid point, but consciousness is pretty weird. It doesn't have to be that she actually knows what an erection feels like, she just has to believe that she knows what one feels like. Or alternatively, she could be disturbed by how easily the memory has disappeared.
I see what you're saying, Rachel. However; It's more a matter of subconscious, autonomic nerve-memory. Something like those pictures where the eyes & mouth have been cut vertically flipped. The first impression is of a, seeming normal, picture. But, the subconscious mind picks up the cues that there's something amiss with the image.
All that said; I would LOVE for you to "hypnotize" me into believing I have a pussy!!!
Perhaps. It depends on whether we're talking about fiction or real hypnosis - I'm not knowledgeable enough about the latter to really say. In either case, I suppose it's really just a case of how long you can maintain the illusion/trance and keep the subject from realizing what's wrong. Though I should perhaps mention that logical consistency doesn't apply in hypnotic states. I remember reading Paul McKenna - a British stage hypnotist turned self-help guru who was a household name in the early nineties - telling a story about one of his shows. He hypnotised a guy into believing he had a pair of x-ray glasses, enabling him to see everybody in the audience in the nude. McKenna asked the subject if there was anybody in particular he liked the look of. His response? "That woman over there in the blue top". How did he know she was wearing a blue top if he couldn't see her clothes? Consciousness is WEIRD.
Wow! Sounds like it would be utter torture... If 'she' could recall any of 'her' other days! Kind of creepy; Like she's being toyed with by "Big Sister"!
ReplyDeletePeace,Love&Kisses;
Elle
This is pretty fucked up...
ReplyDeleteI guess a sadist that just doesn't get enough?
So, was she ever a guy? I imagine she was. If her memory was erased each day and each day she awakes with the feeling that her gender has been changed, was that some deeply embedded body memory of maleness that just could not be erased? If not that, then the sexual dysphoria she experiences may not be real, but some mindset that is implanted after each erasure of her memory-set. As Beyogi says, "pretty fucked...".
ReplyDelete-Clare
Oh yeah, this is creepy as all hell.
ReplyDeleteClare- The idea is that all his memories before he was kidnapped/feminised/etc are intact, but they erase each day after that, so every day seems like the first.
I do like the idea of implanted gender dysphoria though. For a while I toyed with the idea of doing a story where a woman was hypnotised to believe she was actually a man who had woken up in a woman's body.Might still do it, actually...
Now that would be fun.It would be interesting to see how a lifelong woman would perceive that her former manliness would react to being suddenly feminized. Would she discover a new appreciation for the body she possessed all her life? I wonder if hypnosis could really be that effective even if only for a short time. Clare...
ReplyDeleteYeah, I think it's a fun idea, maybe I should write it someday.
DeleteAs far as hypnosis goes, as far as I'm concerned the jury's out. But for a story, at least, it can be as powerful as you like...
I think one element of the story you might need to focus on would be; How do you hypnotically implant memories of sensations that the body has no real frame of reference for having experienced?
DeleteWiping the memory of having needed to wipe after peeing would not be the challenge, but - deep down - I think the subject's sensory centers would be screaming to her consciousness that she never actually felt herself "dealing" with an erection or had to shake twice after urinating from an upright stance.
Just something to consider.
Peace,Love&Kisses;
Elle
Elle - it's a valid point, but consciousness is pretty weird. It doesn't have to be that she actually knows what an erection feels like, she just has to believe that she knows what one feels like. Or alternatively, she could be disturbed by how easily the memory has disappeared.
DeleteI see what you're saying, Rachel. However; It's more a matter of subconscious, autonomic nerve-memory. Something like those pictures where the eyes & mouth have been cut vertically flipped. The first impression is of a, seeming normal, picture. But, the subconscious mind picks up the cues that there's something amiss with the image.
DeleteAll that said; I would LOVE for you to "hypnotize" me into believing I have a pussy!!!
Peace,Love&Kisses;
Elle
Perhaps. It depends on whether we're talking about fiction or real hypnosis - I'm not knowledgeable enough about the latter to really say. In either case, I suppose it's really just a case of how long you can maintain the illusion/trance and keep the subject from realizing what's wrong.
ReplyDeleteThough I should perhaps mention that logical consistency doesn't apply in hypnotic states. I remember reading Paul McKenna - a British stage hypnotist turned self-help guru who was a household name in the early nineties - telling a story about one of his shows. He hypnotised a guy into believing he had a pair of x-ray glasses, enabling him to see everybody in the audience in the nude. McKenna asked the subject if there was anybody in particular he liked the look of. His response? "That woman over there in the blue top".
How did he know she was wearing a blue top if he couldn't see her clothes? Consciousness is WEIRD.