A cure for idleness

Or several cures, even, often bookable by the hour.

Don’t worry, she’ll listen carefully to your views on the matter, as you gasp them out. Or you can leave it until after and tell her while sobbing.
I’m sure Sylvie will be fine, as long as you don’t do or say anything annoying during the three weeks she has you. What’s that you say? You’re male? Hmm… OK, I can see that could be a problem.
Another nice lady, but make sure you ask her politely or she might get cross.
They also serve, who only kneel and pay.
They do accept femsuprem-supporting boys as ‘associate members’ but if you already belong to a full member, that won’t be necessary.
He could go along to the next meeting of his teachers’ union. Trouble is, so might she and some of her friends.

This lady, although seen only from behind, is the stunningly beautiful but (it seems) essentially uncontactable Lady Tamara Kenworthy. Fairer maiden never gymslip wore.*

*Except possibly this one. Ah well, dreaming is free.

4 thoughts on “A cure for idleness”

  1. She said to have one of those small talks explaining that “Men should keep their pistols fully loaded but never firing”. Correct British expression?
    Alberto

  2. Servitor, your captions routinely take things to a whole new level. I am genuinely impressed by what you do.

    1. Very kind, thank you Jack. All it takes is a little bit of effort, a lot of self-loathing and a tragically sick, diseased mind.

      Best wishes

      S

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