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Another dimly remembered fantasy from the mind of a young masochist in the making.
Vision blocked I was led somewhere. Maybe I knew about blindfolds but certainly not of hoods (except as worn by pro wrestlers). Maybe a towel was wrapped over my eyes. Or I wore a paper bag: that certainly passed though my mind at some point back then.
(Speaking of head coverings. I sometimes kink on the idea of having a burlap sack put over my head. That would be mildly uncomfortable without interfering with my breathing.
For me something like a hood is exciting not only to block sensory experience. A hood that covers your face and perhaps blocks speech renders you anonymous. I’ve imagined a top pretending they didn’t know who I was and saying it didn’t matter because I was only a … )
Anyway, I’m led over hill and dale into a wooded area. The top, who conveniently has a horse - no, I don’t have the British women on horses kink - leaves me stranded. I have to wind my way home or spend the night alone in the woods.
That scenario had a very short shelf life. Having spent time in large forests as a kid I knew that I was just as likely to get so lost nobody could find me.
But my fevered young brain evolved a more satisfying scenario.
In this version I was taken a distance away from home. Then my vision was blocked and I had to find my way home. There was a gravel path I could follow. Walking on gravel would be uncomfortable and I’d be frantically double checking, trying to insure that I didn’t wander from the path.
No other early fantasy captures such a pure desire for helplessness. Rare in my imaginary life. A desire I wouldn’t become conscious of for many long years.
Gravel paths bring another one to mind. This from not all that many years ago.
There was a photo - looked to be from the 1970s - of a guy whose ankle cuffs were chained to the rear of a pickup. He lay on a gravel road. The implication of course that he was going to be pulled along by the truck.
My response was “Oh! Oh! Wow! Mxyzptlk!”
I imagined the truck inching very slowly forward. But I couldn’t convince myself it wouldn’t really go to fast and mangle me. Another fantasy my pesky desire for believability forced me to abandon.


Comments
I’m curious, have you ever written about the abandonment aspect that keeps coming up in these fantasies you write about?
(I’m sure you have, actually, but I am not currently equipped to read your archives ;). )
Posted by: Eileen | October 1, 2007 12:24 PM
Eileen,
Are you talking just about this and the Brier Patch entry or in other entries as well?
Posted by: Richard | October 1, 2007 12:31 PM