TrekkieLP
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ORIGINAL: strangedesire You could look into hypnosis. It's not my thing, but my understanding is that someone who responds well to it could be put into an extremely pliable state, even made borderline catatonic, and woken up when you're ready without any lasting harm. This is the kind of thing that begs for roleplay, too. Put a little water on a rag, clap it over her mouth...it isn't hard to be dead weight while someone undresses you. That's an option I've fantasized about, myself, is the hypnosis option. I've imagined a scenario in which a hypnotist implants a suggestion along the lines that a rag soaked in, say, lemon juice, will work like "Hollywood chloroform": The "victim" will struggle (futilely) for 15-30 seconds, then get weak, then collapse to the floor (gently, to avoid bruises). He'll then lay there, limp, for five minutes or so. Then he'll begin making a few feeble, random, motions, to warn the "attacker" that it's starting to wear off. After a minute or two of this, then he will "wake up", a bit disoriented, and begin struggling. One minute after that, he will be fully recovered, with no drug after effects. To me, something like that could be done with hypnosis, because the sub is literally "acting a role". The "drug" produces no "hangover" because the "script" says so. The hypnosis can do other things, too. Like implant a "backstory", a set of things that happened "before the camera started". I would think that a hypnotist could do things like causing you to not remember consenting, for example. (Although I could see that being dangerous, maybe.) Freely admitting, I'm nowhere near an expert on the subject. But it seems to me that all hypnosis is, is role playing, where the role player is really, really, "into character". Deep down, the hypnotic subject knows it's all pretend. He just goes along with it because it's fun.
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