I once told truth to power, and power became my Owner.
It told me to back down, to sit down, to shut up. Instead I tried to stand up, to fight for what was right for our neighborhood and our community. But nobody backed me up, so I lost that fight.
I tried to stand, but every time they would push me back down. They told me my place was on my knees. They told me they were my trainers and to call them Sir. They showed me their place was in my mouth.
I tried to fight, at first. For my own dignity, I felt I had to fight. But at the slightest disobedience, even the slightest hesitation, their hands would rain down on me, making me feel the shame of defeat over and over again. The Owner looks on as his cruel tutors make me choose: be bad, be a brat, and be slapped by their hands; or Be Good and receive the slaps instead from their massive, merciless cocks.
I learn the lesson well. I stop fighting. I make it easier on myself and preserve some shred of my comfort and sanity. Why do things the hard way when it won't matter in the end anyway?
My trainers teach me the way I am to be: to Be Good. I told them i would, and I have, avoiding punishment or harsh treatment. It makes me proud that I have been able to escape from something, at least, even though I know in my bones that I will never escape from slavery..