Here I am, a thirty two year old slave kneeling on the floor next to my Master in the coffee shop. Sure, I used to get strange stares, comments of all sorts, and asked to leave on a few occasions. But those were years ago. I am as common here as I am in the grocery store, the park, the post office, Master's work, and anywhere else really.
I am my master's pet. I am collared, dressed in my outdoor wardrobe, and on my leash. The other end of my leash is just sitting on the table, but I'm not going anywhere. Man is better at being man's best friend. I am Master's companion, sexual cohort, servant, and pet of course. Anything Master desires, I am attentive to. Whatever he needs from me is his. All that I am, that I can produce, and every effort belongs to him. My Master's will is my will too.
It was not always this way. When I was found I had just moved out of my parents home and into my own apartment. I was due to start college in a few weeks. I didn't go too far from home, just the next town up. I was able to keep most of my friends who didn't move away, and I was able to keep my job I had when in high school. My life was my own, and I relished it all.
A few days before the beginning of the new school year, I was invited to a party. Not a frat party, but a rockin' house party. A couple of my friends were there, and they introduced me to this guy. My God, he was handsome. A former soldier, or so he said. He certainly looked the part. A little shorter than I, brown hair, the most gorgeous green eyes, handsome lips with the whitest teeth, built and I assumed hung as an elk. His pants looked like they were painted on, with little left to the imagination. And best of all, he was in three of my classes. Even if we didn't hit it off, I'd still have eye candy all semester long.
A few drinks later, and a little more networking and my night was done. I had not seen the guy again that evening. Well, I saw him from across the room. He seemed to have no interest in me so it was time to move on and look toward better prospects. One was the comfort of my bed for a good night sleep.
School started off great. I was engaged with my classes, liked my teachers well enough to stay, and there was Mr. Eye Candy in three of my four classes. His back looked like it was sculpted by Raphael or Michelangelo.
Classes were lecture/survey based more than interactive. Completely not my style of learning. Half the information didn't even come from the books. Why the hell did I have to purchase them anyhow?
Two weeks went by, work was an welcomed source of interpersonal interaction on my non school days. The cash in my pocket was welcomed relief as well. The last thing I ever want to be is a starving student. One should hunger for knowledge. No one should starve because coffers were emptied on unused book requirements instead of on food.
Two more weeks went buy and I was in the groove. I had learned how to manage work and school, and still have a little "Me time" every week. This week I decided to go out with some new friends to a bar. Cover charge was low, and they took our ID's. Wrist bands color coated for our proof of age to drink were snapped on and we entered in. Oh My Lord, I had never seen such a place. Mixed gender, was alright. But it was a leather bar, and I was out of dress code.
I got separated from my friends almost right off the bat. Couldn't back out now, I'm confident enough to make my way in here. And I pushed on. Found a quieter place to sit, had a beer I've never had before and just had to take in the whole place. I felt completely out of place, until Mr. Eye Candy walked up and said, "Hi. Steven, right?"
He remembered me, but I couldn't remember his name for the life of me. I was star struck by his eyes when I first met him, his name went in one ear and out the other. He asked what I was doing there and if I had ever been to a bar like that before. We chatted for a long time, and I felt comfortable for the first time that night.
I left with him, grabbed my ID from the front, and my wrist band was snipped off. Amazingly we went to the downtown malt shop. I couldn't believe one would still exist in this day and age of McName branded foods that have cheaper versions of the real thing. And this was the real thing. We talked till closing about school, family, and possible future careers. I really didn't have a plan, but the degree would come in handy in applying to better paid jobs. He kinda smirked at that. But he did drive me back to my home, and kissed me good night. I wasn't expecting it. I popped the biggest woody, and I'm sure he noticed it too.