When one of the biggest tech billionaires in the world announced that his next company was going to develop the conversion process to turn any female into “the perfect woman”, people thought it was a joke at first. When he started building the labs, and investing in the tech, and putting out recruiting calls for volunteers it got a lot less funny. Protest and anger grew slowly, first on social media, then on campuses, then in cities across the country. The idea was obscene. Offensive. Under all of it ran a current of fear: the most powerful people in the world had made it clear that they were done indulging this “feminism”, and they were prepared to fix the problem permanently.

Throughout the controversy, your face was front and center, first from the protests themselves, then from your viral social media presence. What everyone knew was that you were mad, and loud, and you weren’t going to stop until this whole thing was illegal. Op-ed columnists at the biggest publications mocked you as “hysterical”. Podcasters gleefully fantasized about assaulting you on stream. Some politicians just stayed silent, others came out to actively endorse the idea as worth trying. 

They said you volunteered. That you signed up to be one of the first subjects in order to prove that it couldn’t work, that brainwashing is fake, that you couldn’t just be molded and sculpted into someone’s sick fantasy woman. Maybe that’s true. Maybe that’s just what they told the public after they’d already grabbed you. Sure there’s video of you saying that you’re volunteering, but with AI these days anything can be faked. 

Whatever the case, the entire world is watching when six months later your unveiling is announced. There is a stage, with cameras, and dizzying lights, like an announcement for a new car or a new phone, but the only thing on display is a sturdy looking black box, hardly big enough to fit a person inside. The presenter walks through all of the work that went into making the new you; the hormone treatments, the delicate surgeries, the new drugs that had to be developed, new frontiers in psychological conditioning that were opened up.

When the box is opened its to reveal your naked, folded body twisted up inside, your arms pulled up behind your back in ways that would have been impossible before, your legs bent tightly, your head ducked down. You’re helped free, to stand upright naked in front of an audience of millions. Your newly straight hair hangs down to your shoulders, simple and plain. Your face has been permanently tinted, giving you a subtly made up look that will never fade or wear away. Nothing garish, just enough to make you look like a tasteful pin-up. Your breasts are large, and firm, and your entire body has been resculpted to emphasize your hips and draw in your waist. You are completely hairless, of course. Other women, once this process becomes normal, will suffer through transformation into cartoonish caricatures of themselves, features exaggerated beyond human proportion, but the goal with you was just to show that it could be done. That they could take any woman, even an angry little activist bitch, and turn her into the feminine ideal.

Your eyes look vacant. They didn’t make you dumber, they claim. No loss of intelligence, as measured by standard IQ tests. But whatever they did, there’s only one overriding question that dominates your mind as you stand there, the only question you can think to vocalize: “How may I be of service?”

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Despite the setup, this is a pretty flexible idea and I’m open to different angles on how we get here or where we’re going. We could spend time in the training and conditioning process itself, from the time you enter until you leave. Or once you’re handed to your new owner, the first of your kind, to be his permanent slave. The focus is obviously on the intense and ongoing humiliation and even dehumanization, and how your character processes it as her mind is slowly molded into something else entirely. The dominance and submission angle can go quite far, and it can easily get much kinkier, with more bondage, training, sadism and degradation. 

My overall kink list includes: training and mental conditioning, heavy bondage, long term bondage, degradation and dehumanization, hard labor, casual and capricious sadism and cruelty, group use, public use, body modifications, human furniture, and plenty more. I don’t have any particular limits but we can talk about what we’re not interested in. Looking for someone literate and interested in exploring the emotional and mental experience as well as the physical. 

[M4F] They announced a program to turn any female into “the perfect woman”, to mass outrage. Six months later, it’s time for you to be unboxed on stage, and the world will never be the same.