Ned sees an old flame at a baseball game, and tries to fight the old feelings rekindling.

Stephanie and Simone win a free vacation at a dairy farm and find out first hand what makes some cows so happy.

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A woman on a bus reads a book that’s more than just a book.

A retelling of Jukebox’s excellent Come as You Are. A woman drives to a house in the suburbs, but can’t remember why.

A young woman summons a succubus to drain a man’s lifeforce.

A hypnotist overrides a woman’s resistance for potentially dubious purposes

A man, compelled by suggestions implanted by his ex girlfriend, finds a woman on a bus and hypnotises her.

Sometimes, there’s nothing to do but watch the TV in the waiting room.

Ripped away by her girlfriend’s wealthy parents, Katelyn is reformed

Heather had fuzzy memories after drinking too much.

Jordan’s life seems stuck. Unsure of the path he wants to take, and unsure of who he even is. But when a few friends push him to be bold for a Halloween party, he has no idea he’s begun a slide into the depths of Cyn [Cynthia being, of course, the classic busty horror hostess.]

Flash fics based on five prompts for non-consensual mind control.

A girl and her Nurse sing a nursery rhyme together.

Hollywood actress Alyssa submits to hypnosis in order to get the part in a new erotic thriller. But now for every sexual proposition she rejects, her mind invents a new slutty rule she must follow…

A drabble for Day 5 of HypNonconJam.

There’s a mysterious stranger in town, wielding a forbidden power. A young barmaid must find out what that power is capable of.

Helena Stanford was an engineer of the Terran Cosmic Navy specialized in jump drives. The war was going poorly, ships were being targeted everywhere. The only way she saw herself survive was to surrender to the “oppressors”. A Human Domestication Guide story.

Beth attends a housewarming party for her friend. An argument ensues - will they reconcile, or will the evening turn out far worse than expected?

It’s so hard to remember, it’s so hard to think. It’s all she can do to hold onto what she’s feeling in each moment. And if she’s feeling good, then this must be good for her. Right?