[Summary: One of the few vanilla scripts I've published over the years, designed purely as a sleep aid. Notably, you are instructed to fall asleep almost immediately following the reading of it. It exploits the desire to go to sleep.] [Warning: This script is designed to put you to sleep. Use with caution, or before bed.] Since it's a bit counter-productive for a sleep aid to be purely text...

[Summary: The third of the "new" series of good girl brainwashing scripts. This expands the concepts mentioned previously, while suggesting new patterns of behavior and connecting them to the notion of being a good girl. As before, the mantra is expanded.] This post is designed to follow How to Turn Yourself Into a Good Girl (Redux) and Becoming a Good Girl (II). If you haven't read (or heard) those yet, I recommend doing so before you continue. If you've absorbed the previous parts, then let's begin.

[Summary: As with the Good Girl Redux, this script visits a concept from much older content. Specifically, a symbiont is described and you are made to assist in covering yourself with it while the new organism takes control of your mind and body. A looping image of (computer animated) water is included as visual inspiration.] Since I'm in the mindset of revisiting ideas, it seems like a good time to discuss the black fluid. For instructive purposes, you should have a glass of water nearby before you continue.

[Summary: The sequel script to the redux form of the Good Girl brainwashing. It builds on the themes from that, emphasizing the mental transformation taking place as a result of repeated pleasure.] This post is designed to follow after How to Turn Yourself Into a Good Girl (Redux). If you haven't read that one, I suggest you do so before you proceed. Otherwise, let's begin.

[Summary: This script is a spiritual successor of the early script (linked) titled "Follow and Obey." It uses the same mechanic - altering the spacing of words to mimic the eye movements created by following an object moving back and forth. As such, it's best used at a computer or with a larger screen; the eye movement does occur regardless of screen size, but it's simply easier to feel when exaggerated by a larger motion.] Repetition is one of the more interesting tools for instruction. It also lends itself rather well to conditioning and brainwashing, as it turns out. It took me quite some time to break away from my aversion to it. A fair amount of the time, repetitive language is indicative of a lack of imagination. A fair amount of the time, but not all of the time. Hypnosis and conditioning rely on it, after all, so I've learned that certain concepts merit extra...emphasis, let's say. On that note, we're going to revisit the concepts from one of my earliest scripts.

[Summary: This script follows one of my longer periods of inactivity, and explores the premise that thinking isn't natural. You're encouraged to feel pleasure from becoming thoughtless, as well as to fixate on my words, and finally to bring yourself to orgasm.] Shaking off some rust. Bear with me.

[Summary: This script explores the concept of edging through the mechanism of touch, comparing physical touch to the touch of my words on your mind. As you might expect, you are instructed to edge, as well as encouraged to read repeatedly.] My favorite thing about control is the touch.

The notion of producing more audio files is nice, and when thinking about the Good Girl scripts, I remembered a recording I made some time ago. I may continue producing files along these lines to supplement the Good Girl scripts.

Summary: These are the oldest hypnotic audio files I made. Admittedly, I don't fully recall the contents of each, but there are vague descriptions (now) included. At a minimum, the fluid trance file includes some (very) basic safety instructions and a trigger or two. Unlike the rest of my audio files, neither of them were written as a script beforehand. Included below are links to two of my older files. I am in the market, so to speak, for ideas to use in creating new files. Before I go that route, though, I would like some review of my older work, since I didn't share it very much.