Believe it or not, the majority of our treatment subjects at the Institute are admitted voluntarily.* They arrive for a number of reasons: anorgasmia, nymphomania, loss of libido, fulfillment of court-ordered therapy, a desire to be relieved of urges they don’t understand–or, on several occasions, an overabundance of curiosity.

The root of all these issues is misperception. It is a common and wildly incorrect belief that, with sufficient discipline and willpower, the mind can achieve primacy over the body it inhabits. There may even be people in the world for whom this is true, but for all of the listed disorders, such is obviously not the case. The body, for these women, is an instrument of sensation that acts upon the mind.

All our work at the Institute approaches a single principle: the extension of control from the doctor, through the subject’s flesh, into what we might unscientifically call her soul. The mind will struggle–oh, it will struggle, because if it were capable of an orderly surrender you would not be in such a condition that you need our help. But slowly, inevitably, it will yield.

At that point, the sensational instrument of your body can be put to a variety of innovative uses. Say, fucktoy rotation on Level 9.

* Oh, and the ones who don’t enter voluntarily? By the time treatment takes effect, they all admit that they should have.