Can you share some adult mind control stories?

One mind control mom story could be about a mom who uses positive affirmations to 'control' her child's self - esteem in a good way. For example, she constantly tells her child that they are smart and capable, which eventually makes the child believe in themselves and strive for more in school and life.

No. Mind control in any form goes against ethics. Ethical interactions involve respect for individual autonomy and free will, not controlling someone's mind.

One short non - erotic mind control story could be about a magician who uses the power of suggestion to make people believe they can levitate. He uses his confident words and body language to convince the audience that the laws of physics are temporarily suspended for his act. This shows a form of mind control through persuasion.

Another aspect could be the use of hidden knowledge or power. In some adult stories, a character might possess a special ability like hypnosis which they use for mind - control. They might hypnotize someone to reveal secrets or to act in a certain way that benefits the controller.

Another example could be in a science - fiction themed interactive story. There might be an alien race with the ability to mind control humans for their own purposes, like getting access to Earth's resources. But humans can fight back by using advanced technology to disrupt the mind - control signals.

'A Clockwork Orange' also deals with a form of mind control. The government tries to reform the violent protagonist Alex by using a controversial treatment that forces him to feel sick when he thinks about or does violent things. This movie explores the ethics of such extreme forms of mind control and its impact on the individual's free will.

Mind control in non - adult stories could be a result of some kind of scientific experiment gone wrong. A group of scientists accidentally create a ray that can influence people's minds, and then they have to deal with the consequences. It can be used to explore themes like responsibility and the power of science.

No. Mind control in any form, especially in adult - related stories, often involves violating a person's free will and autonomy, which is unethical.

Sure. There's a story where an evil witch tries to control the minds of the forest animals to do her bidding. But a kind fairy comes along and uses her magic to reverse the spell. It's a simple and family - friendly story that shows the power of good over evil.

One interesting aspect could be the exploration of complex psychological power dynamics. These stories might show how characters influence each other's thoughts and actions in unexpected ways.