[ Almost drops his phone on his face. ] it just doesn't feel right i know exactly how it feels and I just dont want to be that person and idk how u can just fall in so quick
Because I order everyone around, regardless of status. And the majority of Submissives I meet aren't used to this lifestyle, which means they aren't naturally submissive. They'll protest if they find an order abhorrent. Add to the fact I ensure each interaction is a transaction of some sorts, rather than simply obeying my whims solely for my benefit.
You can always contract a Submissive and only act as a Dominant in public.
Making a medicinal drug for a man here. It's slow-going, but interesting. I would that I had a template to work off, but on other hand, that just makes the challenge more fascinating.
[The door is locked, but Rosalind answers promptly enough when he knocks. She smells a little of acid, her hair pinned back and her goggles pushed up. There's something cooling down in the back, though she isn't paying it any mind.
Is it night? Maybe. But she sure doesn't know; when she focuses on a project, she focuses.]
Calms a person down, one who has extreme difficulty paying attention and focusing on one thing. Or so I'm told, anyway-- it wasn't something invented in my day.
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sorry for wasting your time
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Don't fold so easily.
Let's try this another way: what is it you're afraid of happening?
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it just doesn't feel right
i know exactly how it feels
and I just dont want to be that person
and idk how u can just fall in so quick
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You can always contract a Submissive and only act as a Dominant in public.
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maybe we should be out there protesting
idk
yeah i just need to figure out the details of the contract
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you doing anything?
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Why?
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what experiment you doing?
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i mean like with the little shit?
or idk want company?
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where can i find you?
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alright. on my way
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Is it night? Maybe. But she sure doesn't know; when she focuses on a project, she focuses.]
Hello, Murphy. How are you this evening?
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His face pinches when she opens the door, catching a good whiff of that acrid smell that stung at his nostrils. ] Christ, what's the smell?
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Acid.
[She says it simply, like other people might say the cat, and turns to head back in, trusting he'll follow her.]
And a bit of a chemical mix-up, unfortunately. I'm trying to synthesize a drug, but it's slow-going.
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[ Oh and he does follow her. Murphy's curious, though, and he's looking all around. ] What kind of a drug are you trying to make?
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[The word is still a little foreign to her, but she understands the principle well enough.]
Are you familiar with it?
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No, though I thank you. But perhaps some other experiment, hm? I'd like to start producing more than just prescription drugs.
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