HairyHypnotistI'm trying to meet more friendly, kinky people in the Netherlands, and a few months ago, I met @PupMiloNL after we both went to IML together in Chicago. He organizes Bark & Play, a social pup-play event in the Netherlands. I've gone twice now, and had a great time!
Today, I finally did a hypnosis session with @PupMiloNL. We've talked about it for awhile, but our schedules never aligned until today. It was his first time being hypnotized, and I could tell he was both excited and nervous. After chatting for awhile and answering his questions, I suggested that we get started, and he agreed.
We started with a progressive relaxation induction, and I could tell that it did help him relax and feel less nervous. However, he wasn't really going into trance. After several variations on this, I asked him about this, and he admitted that it didn't seem like it was working very well. So I decided to try something a bit different.
I gave him a different induction that I usually try with people who have highly analytical minds: a simple, repetitive mental task to occupy to the conscious mind while I talk to the subconscious. I could tell pretty quickly that it was working much better: @PupMiloNL started to relax more deeply and respond to the suggestions I gave him around physical sensations.
During the pre-talk, I asked @PupMiloNL what he wanted to do with hypnosis, and he told me he really like bondage and exploring the pup headspace. So once I got him a bit deeper into trance, I gave him the same bondage trigger that I gave @irmaodomario last week: metal manacles around his wrists and ankles, pulled by magnets at the corners of the bed. He was so surprised that he started laughing as his arms slowly rose up above his head, and his legs spread apart.
I started playing around with fractionation, as well: bringing @PupMiloNL up out of trance, chatting for a few minutes, and sending him back down, deeper than before. He responded quite well to that, as well: afterwards, he told me that noticed that he was very distracted by noises outside at the start of the session, but he totally stopped noticing them by the end.
Finally, I gave @PupMiloNL the trigger I knew he really wanted: something to instantly put him into a pup headspace and make him a happy, eager puppy. It worked *really* well, just as I knew it would: he was sniffing, barking, wagging his tail, and playing fetch with my sock in no time. #hypnopup
Pup Milo@HairyHypnotist
When you threw your sock to the top of the bed. I was this close to starting to fetch you all the tissues out of the box sitting there. 😇
When you threw your sock to the top of the bed. I was this close to starting to fetch you all the tissues out of the box sitting there. 😇