Author's notes: Yes, I know that hypnotism can't force someone to do something they really don't want to do. I'm taking artistic license here.
Also, Guy's name rhymes with 'eye', not 'bee'.
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Guy woke up to pain shooting through his outer thigh. "Agh! What the FUCK?!" he yelled.
He felt his wife Trish thrashing in the bed beside him. "Nnn! Mnuhh!" she whined in her sleep. Her foot also hit his ankle, but it didn't hurt as much as her knee had on his thigh!
"Urg..." he grumbled, getting out of bed before he was bruised any worse.
Trish continued to thrash and whine in the bed. A moment later the baby started crying in the next room.
"Of course..." Guy said, tromping out of the room to try to calm little Sara down. He had probably woken her up with his yell.
It took about 20 minutes. When he got back into the bedroom Trish was once again sleeping soundly. Guy sighed. These days getting kicked by his sleeping wife was the only action he was getting in bed.
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The couple walked into Dr. Jenner's office looking skeptical. The guy didn't look like a doctor, with his t-shirt and jeans under his lab coat. He was maybe in his late thirties.
"Have a seat!" Dr. Jenner said, ushering the parents to some office chairs.
Dr. Jenner sat down across from them, steepling his fingers. "So I understand that we've been having some nightmares?"
Guy spoke up, "SHE'S been having nightmares. I guess you could say it's a nightmare for ME, but I'm not getting much sleep because of HER."
Trish gave her husband a sidelong look. She had agreed to come here because Guy was so unhappy, and her nightmares had been the main problem. They had approached their GP and got nowhere with sleeping pills. A friend of Guy's had suggested Dr. Jenner.
"Of course, of course," Dr. Jenner replied affably, "and this has been happening since the baby was born?"
At their nods he continued, "Pregnancy can be a difficult time on a woman's body. Sometimes permanent changes occur, some physical..." His eyes momentarily dipped to take in Trish's boobs pushing out her tight shirt, and then back up, "...and some psychological."
He got up. "Luckily, psychological issues are my specialty. Mrs. Belvue, could I please direct your attention to that poster there?"
Trish swiveled her chair to look where the doctor was pointing behind her. There, in all its glory, was the famous picture of the kitten hanging from a branch. "Hang in there, baby!" the caption said.
"Oh...my...God..." said Trish. It was ridiculously cheesy.
"I know, right? Isn't it awesome? Just keep your eyes on it."
She did so. "And Mr. Belvue, please keep a close watch on your wife's face, okay?" Dr. Jenner asked Guy, who likewise did so.
Dr. Brunner moved behind Trish, speaking slowly, "Breathe easily...in...out...in...out...relax your shoulders...that's good. Look closely at specific parts of the poster and tell me about it."
Trish narrowed her eyes. "Um...it's an orange cat."
"Good...keep going..."
Guy kept his gaze on Trish's face, as instructed. He didn't realize that as the exercise continued his own breathing had slowed and his shoulders had relaxed.
Dr. Brunner continued, asking Trish to keep finding new things in the poster and to relax the rest of her body, one piece at a time. Soon she was swaying in her chair, as was Guy.
"When you feel comfortable enough, just close your eyes."
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Guy woke as someone touched his shoulder. Dr. Brunner was looking down at him with concern.
"You okay? I think you fell asleep."
"I'm...fine," Guy said, and he realized that he was indeed feeling fine.
Dr. Brunner sat down behind his desk. "Good. Okay, I've given your wife instructions that when she hears the trigger word I've written down on this piece of paper she will break out of whatever nightmare she is in, thank you, and then fall back asleep content. Don't say the word right now."
Guy took the paper. "Bugbottom" was written there. He cocked an eyebrow at the doctor.
Dr. Brunner spread his hands. "Two random words strung together. You're not likely to forget them, right?"
Guy had to agree. "So...that's it?"
"Perhaps..." Dr. Brunner sat back and gave Guy a penetrating look. "Did your friend tell you about my...other services?"
Guy nodded. The other issue, the lack of sex for months now, was heavy on his mind. He pulled out an envelope and gave it to the doctor.
Dr. Brunner opened the envelope, counted the twenty $50 bills, and then put the envelope into his lab coat inside pocket. "Okay...typical nymphomaniac trigger word?"
Guy leaned forward, his cock already tenting out his pants. "Yeah, and I want the trigger word to be 'Guy's nuts'." His nuts had been suffering for months, so it seemed fitting.
Dr. Brunner sat back. "That's a trigger *phrase*, and I wouldn't suggest creating one yourself. How about..." He looked at a piece of paper on his desk, '...turkey university'?"
"Hey, who's paying you, man? The customer is always right," Guy said defiantly.
Dr. Brunner sighed. "Fine." He got up and got behind Trish again, getting a nice view down her ample cleavage. "Trish, pay very close attention. When you hear the phrase, 'Guy's nuts' you will want, no, NEED to have sex. You will do whatever your master wants. When he is done you will think nothing out of the ordinary happened, and you will be fine with it."
He looked back at Guy, who nodded. Guy hadn't noticed the ambivalent wording of the hypnotic commands.
"When I snap my fingers you will awaken with no memory of anything that has happened since I asked you to close your eyes. You'll feel content, but you will respond to the trigger phrases as commanded. Do you understand?" Dr. Brunner waited.
Trish nodded sluggishly. Dr. Brunner snapped his fingers and her eyes opened.
"Um...blue cloudy background...?"
Guy realized that she was still describing the poster as if nothing had happened, and based on what Dr. Brunner had just said, that was exactly what she thought! He was amazed at the doctor's skills.
"It's all right," Dr. Brunner said, moving back behind his desk. "I think we're done."
Trish turned around in her chair. "Really? But it's only been..." She looked at her watch. "Half an hour? Where did the time go?"
"Time flies when you're having fun," the doctor said, "You're feeling fine, right?"