After testing out a strange new VR game, Payton finds herself trapped in a visual novel centered around a very odd school. Can Payton escape with her mind intact?

”Or maybe it was the ship of Theseus- Janine seeing how many little pieces of her she could replace until she fundamentally just wasn’t the same person anymore.”

The nerdy, plain, shy Alex asks goth girl Winter out on a date, only to be told she’s not her type. But after that, Alex finds herself changing - into a dumb, muscular, hypersexual plaything

Escapist hypnofantasy involving wholesome ownership and brainwashing. (The author was tired and needed someone to take care of her- so she wrote someone to do it.)

A fan of mind control pornography finds it has more effect on her than she expected.

Alan buys a used VR headset and gets more than he bargained for.

Ash finds the love of his life in a bar one night. The catch? She’s a lesbian. Unwilling to give up, he stumbles upon a website that promises a solution: a training regimen guaranteed to help. All he has to do is see things from Her Point of View.

Aimee watches a training video at work. Then again. And again.

She was helpless; one moment, they’d been on the bed, and the next, Molly was whispering her down. “It’s time for your conditioning,” Molly said, softly, and that – that was the thing that really hit her, made her moan. – A commission. (Posted 2019)

The first story in the Kraft-Bimbeau saga, Doctor Candace Kraft is in the wrong place when a burgeoning mad scientist decides to put his invention to the test. But which of them has the strongest drive once it’s harnessed?

Phoebe suffers from severe anxiety. Fortunately, her new therapist is confident he can help her relax.

When Miranda sees the new meta ad campaign for a cookie, she can’t help but give them a try.

Becca’s friends decide to start playing with hypnosis, while she has a secret interest in the subject that she’s never told them about. Awkwardness ensues as she tries to keep her secret.

“You’re breathing faster, sure. You’re sweating. But- I don’t think that’s about fear. Not with you. Not entirely, at least. In fact, I think,” the woman leaned over to whisper in her ear, “the fear just makes it better.”

It’s been going on for so long, but still she perseveres. Just a little while longer, a little while longer until she can finally rest.

The Blissoplis arcade advertises itself as the place to play the latest and greatest arcade games. But under the neon and theatrics, something sinister may be afoot.

Free trials always sound like a steal or a good idea, but who’s really winning?