(A note to readers: This is my first story. The first part is entirely setup, but the whole thing is written and should be in my profile. Further chapters include chastity, pegging, corporal, public play, and more. Constructive comments are more than welcome, thank you for reading and I hope you enjoy.)
Part I
"So...is this for real?"
As far as emails go, I got a few just like this every week. I answered them all, knowing that it was going to be a while before I connected with the right people. I responded that it was entirely for real, and that I was happy to chat further if there was genuine interest. She responded quickly and we moved to messaging back and forth.
"So you're, like, the house slave?"
"I can be. How interested or experienced are you with kinky sorts of things?"
"Experienced enough. Interested enough to be emailing a guy talking about Femdom Bachelorette Parties."
"Fair enough! Honestly the experience can be whatever you want it to be. You could have an amazing, perfectly normal Vegas trip except on Saturday night you all get to spank the hell out of a man. You could be completely pampered for your entire trip by an attractive butler/masseuse/chef/chauffeur that only you know is in chastity. You could take turns leading me around on a leash or head into the dungeon to torture my nipples for an hour before splitting me open with a strap-on." I had a feeling I could be fairly open or forward with this woman.
"Alright this might be shallow of me but the website doesn't have any pics of you. You're kind of talking about being in the middle of our weekend." She was right. I sent pictures. I wasn't a bad looking guy and I worked hard in the gym to maintain a balance between size and definition. She responded to the pictures: "Not bad."
"Thank you," I replied.
"How do we know you're not a serial killer?" This struck me as the kind of question that would come from someone who was seriously considering things, and I started to get excited.
"Well, I'm offering to put myself in pretty vulnerable situations, so that might be a question I should be asking you."
"Ha, true."
"But seriously, if you want to move forward with a visit I can provide references." I had an ongoing, occasional thing with a pro domme who had agreed to speak with seriously interested parties if I needed that.
"I don't know if I'm ready to say I want to move forward. Let me think about it."
"Take all the time you need."
Two days later I got another email. "Alright I don't know what kind of information you want to keep private but I have to ask how the hell somebody ends up doing something like this."
I knew people might ask this kind of question, and even as I read her email I wasn't sure how I wanted to answer it. I ran through the short version in my head:
Worked IT in a large casino. Sunk $1000 into bitcoin in 2011 because why the hell not. Sold half my coins when it looked like the world was ending (March 2020.) Found just the right house backed up against just the right hill. Spared no expense in turning the house into a luxury resort and hollowing out the hill into a dungeon I could only dream of. Reached a point where I needed twenty years dreaming about women dominating me to produce something beyond pros and girlfriends half-heartedly spanking me. The next year or so was spent getting into the scene, leveraging my relationships with the pros to host some parties, schooling myself in all things BDSM, and waiting for someone to find my site offering a femdom bachelorette experience extraordinaire.
"The short version," I finally wrote, "Is that thanks to timely and lucky investments I am able to devote myself to the things I find most interesting."
"Vague but answers the question, I suppose. OK, I'm actually interested. Two questions: Cost, and what do you need to know about us?"
I hadn't really decided on cost. I didn't need the money, but one of the things a pro domme friend had told me was that advertising it as free up front was going to get me attention I didn't want and/or "up the creep factor on something that isn't entirely un-creepy to begin with." I thought that was fair, but I also liked the vibe I was getting from this woman.
"This is not a money-making project," I sent back. "I don't know if that seems weird, but I'm not going to pretend like I'm not getting something out of this. The use of the house and the space are something of a gift to those who would join me in what I hope is a unique experience."
"Damnnnnnnn." she wrote. "You've seen your house, right?"