To the
male reader...,
Somewhere out there, in the
recesses of the mind, lurks a Lady Constance. She beckons with a confident
smile, firm but comfortable cuffs, and a promise..., that toil and obedience
will be rewarded. Rewarded solely with the opportunity to
serve more and with the knowledge that soft, knowing hands may dab your away
tears, sponge your sweat, or perhaps merely tighten your bonds.
She waits deep in the
mind's imagination. A demanding figure who will
extract all you have to offer, laugh, then spur your flanks for more.
And you will perversely
enjoy the endeavor...
To the
female reader...,
Do it. It's easier than you
think.
***
Having studied D/s
relationships for many years in my capacity as a clinical psychologist, I found
the relationship of Lady Constance and "boy" to be most noteworthy. Thus, with
a sabbatical from the university long overdue, I spent many weeks interviewing
those concerned with "boy's" care and training. My efforts included a flight to
Europe for additional background information. This draft is the result of
organizing my notes for a paper to be submitted to the American Society of
Behavior Modification.
A preliminary interview
with Lady Constance was arranged in her New York hotel room, a large, private
suite specially maintained for Lady Constance and her cohorts. The name of the
unusual establishment is kept confidential for reasons that will become evident
to the reader.
Interview with Lady Constance
January 4, 1998
Notes: Lady Constance
graciously agreed to be interviewed with few restrictions but requested
precautions concerning the true identity of certain friends and employees. My
comments/questions are in italics.
Lady Constance sits in a
large, stuffed, leather chair. A very dignified woman of some thirty years, her
attire and demeanor are indicative of her extreme wealth. A descendant of one
of Europe's royal families, her late father reportedly revitalized the "old"
wealth of his antecedents by eschewing ownership of vineyards and art work for
timely investments in technology, biotech, and energy. Details are beyond the
scope of this research, but it is said by those most knowledgeable that Lady
Constance can buy and sell almost any one in Europe. As the reader will learn,
her proclivities mandate a "low" profile. Therefore few in Europe are aware of
the full extent of her resources and how she chooses to exercise the privileges
of immeasurable wealth. And there are even fewer in the United States, where
she visits from time to time with complete anonymity.
A notable air of
self-confidence emanates from Lady Constance. When she enters a room, all seem
to silently turn to her in an unsolicited display of homage. It is difficult to
portray in writing what attracts such admiration, but her facial features are
symmetrical and proportional. Her shoulder length, raven hair is always
perfectly coifed and any jewelry worn is elegant but understated. As one noted
gemologist informed me, there's not a stone she wears that a museum or
collector would not proudly exhibit in a well- secured display case.
Those that have accompanied her on
lengthy annual soirees to the Caribbean report that in bathing attire, Lady
Constance is the envy of every woman and an object of lust for every man.
Apparently not pre-occupied with achieving the gaunt look of a fashion model,
Lady Constance is not Rubenesque either. And as I
glance at her calves and the lower portion of her thighs, the firm texture of
the tanned flesh hint at underlying muscles which are most likely subjected to
a daily and exhaustive exercise routine. The sculpted shapes of her arms
confirm this conjecture and cause me to reflect on the rumors of her martial
arts skills. As I scan Lady Constance's physique, newspaper accounts of a
broken limb attained by an alleged purse-snatcher of questionable agility come
to mind. The story goes that Lady Constance reacted quickly to the clumsy
attempt and was reportedly not hurt in the incident. But I again ponder the
curious follow up stories of the perpetrator's disappearance after bond money
from unknown sources was mysteriously posted with the French court. No
concluding details were published, as the sensational death of Princess Diane
began to dominate the news. And to my knowledge the incompetent thief never was
found to stand trial. But alas, that's another story.
I sit at a nearby desk with
pen and notepad. "Boy" is not present at the start. I ask Lady Constance for a
chronology of her relationship with Boy.
"Mother was a firm woman,
as you can imagine. Early in life she wanted to introduce me to the delights of
the domination of the male. I cannot recall the exact age, but one afternoon
the chauffeur was summoned to bring the car around and we drove to a nearby
clinic.
"It was a rather imposing
building, four stories high with straight, formidable lines of red brick. Built
in the twenties I should guess, and I believe was designed as a sanitarium for
the mentally ill.
"Well, we were met at the
main entrance by a regal woman of an age somewhat older than mother who,
although treating my mother with deference, displayed quite an air of
authority. She was the Director of the clinic and spent very little time with
casual conversation. We were quickly invited inside and ushered into an
elevator. It may have been my young age, but the three of us seemed to descend
for quite some time, and I remembered wondering just how far under the earth
the large elevator would take us.
"When the grind of the
motors ceased, a most interesting scene came to view. As the door slowly slid
from left to right my eyes opened wide to the panorama of a large, well lit
open room filled with completely naked males in their late teens, odd
apparatus, tables of shiny, stainless steel and women in crisply starched,
white uniforms."
"Was it your first glimpse
of the naked male? And what was your reaction?"
"Yes. I suppose it was. And
you may be interested to learn I was quite curious. Mother admonished me not to
be afraid, but as I recall I was far from it. The teenagers all had amazingly
long penises. And I had an insatiable urge to get closer to look..., and that
we did.