"Tonya Harding: Slave-Girl" by Your Friendly Author (an587309@anon.penet.fi). What did that sweet little ice skater do to deserve all the vituperation she receives on this newsgroup? An even better question - what would possess an apparently sane man to write over 40,000 words about this fair damsel and her evil step-sister Nancy? Beats me!
In this story Tonya receives Abuse Control Therapy from Dr. David Liebenschmerz, a kindly psychologist who comes upon Tonya in a Portland park while she is in the throes of depression over the unjustly negative vibes she gets from everyone around her. The doctor volunteers his services to help Tonya regain her self-concept and resume her normal, adaptive lifestyle.
First the good doctor gives our miscreant mistress of the ice a severe beating - 50 whacks on the bare buttocks with a sturdy paddle. This hurts like hell and raises welts; but Tonya finds it to be sexually stimulating and resolves to continue the treatment, which will take place on the Liebenschmerz country estate. I honestly think I myself would feel something other than sexual arousal if someone did this to me; but Tonya is - to say the least - an unusual and mildly dysfunctional person, and so I accepted this reaction as plausible. After all, the bruises from the beating were nothing a little masturbation couldn't cure.
The story is a veritable Odyssey filled with wonderful events. The enema and catheterization sounded a bit uncomfortable, but Doc Liebenschmerz helped out by pinching her clitoris until she relaxed. Being blindfolded, gagged, and (of course) bound in the back of a van traveling down a highway while possessed by an urgent need to defecate and go wee-wee helped Tonya develop self control. Everything for a purpose!
I almost forgot to tell you. Dr. Liebenschmerz has an assistant: Nancy Kerrigan. As you may recall, she was Tonya's archrival at the Olympic debacle who subsequently made snotty remarks during a parade at Disney World. This might sound like a framework for a catfight story; but Ms. Kerrigan is here as part of the therapy. You'll have to read it yourself; its kinda hard to explain. Basically, Tonya has to confront her guilt and/or pay the piper.
Dr. Liebenschmerz is actually a humanitarian. This therapy is good for Nancy as well as for Tonya - and he gets a few jollies himself. Mistress Nancy tortures Tonya, and naturally Tonya has to find a way to make amends to the Goddess of Ice. I wonder how she'll do that!
OK. So I couldn't resist having a little fun with the plot; but I don't think the author will object. I really don't like torture stories; but there are certain people - including the goody-goody characters in televised fiction and a few celebrities like Saddam Husein, Joey Buttofucko, and Tonya Harding - who fall outside my rules of normal morality. Even Ghandi would enjoy reading about these people suffering discomfort and ignominy.
The author is quite creative in his presentation of the story. He mixes pleasure and pain, reality and dreams, sense and nonsense - all these in such a way as to make even me wonder what the hell would happen next. We even get high-quality bestiality - mostly in authentic Freudian dream sequences. And there's much more. Eventually, I was forced to admit that there was a certain logic to the plan - this therapy was so crazy, it just might work! I doubt it, but it beats anything else I can think of to reform Tonya - assuming Mother Theresa is unavailable.