Page 1 of 1
Captor's motivations for tormenting/torturing their captive?
Posted: Mon Jan 02, 2023 9:52 pm
by tiedinbluetights
This is my first attempt at a poll; hope it is of interest to some. When reading fictional TUG stories (I stress fictional), which one of the following motivations do you prefer the captor to have in tormenting and/or torturing their captive?
Re: Captor's motivations for tormenting/torturing their captive?
Posted: Tue Jan 03, 2023 11:27 am
by Lara
I've picked "Motivated purely out of sadistic pleasure to humiliate, torment or torture a random innocent individual (non-consensual, captive does not deserve this!)".
What I like is when the victim does not know when the torture will stop. All consensual settings would be pretty limited and even in the revenge setting, torture will probably stop when the torturer thinks they are both even. But with a purely sadistic person you can never know...
I'd also like a setting where the victim is thought to possess intel and therefore kidnapped in order to extort information, however there has been a mistake, and the victim is in fact entirely clueless. So in order to save themselves the victim needs to invent stuff, but make it believable and hope for the best, knowing the torture will get much worse if the kidnappers find out that they've been fed false information.
Re: Captor's motivations for tormenting/torturing their captive?
Posted: Tue Jan 03, 2023 7:33 pm
by tiedinbluetights
Lara wrote: ↑1 year ago
I've picked "Motivated purely out of sadistic pleasure to humiliate, torment or torture a random innocent individual (non-consensual, captive does not deserve this!)".
What I like is when the victim does not know when the torture will stop. All consensual settings would be pretty limited and even in the revenge setting, torture will probably stop when the torturer thinks they are both even. But with a purely sadistic person you can never know...
I'd also like a setting where the victim is thought to possess intel and therefore kidnapped in order to extort information, however there has been a mistake, and the victim is in fact entirely clueless. So in order to save themselves the victim needs to invent stuff, but make it believable and hope for the best, knowing the torture will get much worse if the kidnappers find out that they've been fed false information.
Oh I love mistaken identity stories, where the poor victim has no clue why they are being subjected to the tortures and no way of knowing how to put an end to their captivity. So long as it is fictional, I do enjoy reading the non-consensual stuff, but I still prefer the consensual or the reluctant who discover they enjoy it.
Re: Captor's motivations for tormenting/torturing their captive?
Posted: Tue Jan 03, 2023 10:01 pm
by JulieG
I voted purely consensual, but there is a provision.
The victim agreed what could be done to them, but has no idea how long they have to endure it, no idea of what, if anything will end the torment, and having agreed the nature of torment gives up the right to a safe word.
Re: Captor's motivations for tormenting/torturing their captive?
Posted: Wed Jan 04, 2023 4:12 am
by tiedinbluetights
JulieG wrote: ↑1 year ago
I voted purely consensual, but there is a provision.
The victim agreed what could be done to them, but has no idea how long they have to endure it, no idea of what, if anything will end the torment, and having agreed the nature of torment gives up the right to a safe word.
A lovely and devious twist! One that requires the captive to absolutely trust their captor!
Re: Captor's motivations for tormenting/torturing their captive?
Posted: Wed Jan 04, 2023 7:20 am
by JulieG
Re: Captor's motivations for tormenting/torturing their captive?
Posted: Wed Jan 04, 2023 12:32 pm
by tiedinbluetights
Gullible! That's so me ... oh the predicaments I can get into!
Re: Captor's motivations for tormenting/torturing their captive?
Posted: Thu Jan 05, 2023 2:44 pm
by milagros317
For me, consensual payback is the most fun, especially for tickle torture.
I love to tickle a bound woman's bare soles for about five minutes, and then invite her to tie me up and take revenge with no time limit. (The record for revenge, if anybody cares, was 75 minutes.)
Re: Captor's motivations for tormenting/torturing their captive?
Posted: Thu Jan 05, 2023 3:20 pm
by Bunnyo
All of the options are good...but its kinda sweet when you have no idea why....it adds to the thrill.
Re: Captor's motivations for tormenting/torturing their captive?
Posted: Sat Jan 14, 2023 4:12 am
by tiedinbluetights
milagros317 wrote: ↑1 year ago
For me, consensual payback is the most fun, especially for tickle torture.
I love to tickle a bound woman's bare soles for about five minutes, and then invite her to tie me up and take revenge with no time limit. (The record for revenge, if anybody cares, was 75 minutes.)
Wow! 75 minutes of tickle torture to endure for only a 5 minute investment; that's an amazing rate of return! Was that continuous merciless tickling or were there some short breaks?
Re: Captor's motivations for tormenting/torturing their captive?
Posted: Sat Jan 14, 2023 4:14 am
by tiedinbluetights
Bunnyo wrote: ↑1 year ago
All of the options are good...but its kinda sweet when you have no idea why....it adds to the thrill.
I can certainly understand the thrill of it.
Re: Captor's motivations for tormenting/torturing their captive?
Posted: Sun Jan 15, 2023 12:29 am
by milagros317
tiedinbluetights wrote: ↑1 year ago
milagros317 wrote: ↑1 year ago
For me, consensual payback is the most fun, especially for tickle torture.
I love to tickle a bound woman's bare soles for about five minutes, and then invite her to tie me up and take revenge with no time limit. (The record for revenge, if anybody cares, was 75 minutes.)
Wow! 75 minutes of tickle torture to endure for only a 5 minute investment; that's an amazing rate of return! Was that continuous merciless tickling or were there some short breaks?
It was 75 minutes of continuous tickling with no breaks, but a few periods of light tickling to let me breathe.