Nice companion piece to the previous casino caption (fair way back).
For me though, she seems too in control in the image and caption text. I don't get the sense of her battle between need and hopelessness that must come from her situation.
I imagine that she would be driven to do everything she could to get the patron she is assigned to to keep gambling and hopefully win it all. She should be whispering in his/her ear all sorts of promises of what she would do if he/she would only win enough to unlock her belt.
Just keep going. Throw the dice just one more time. Let those winnings ride for one more spin of the wheel. Go for the BIG money, and I will go ANYTHING for you if you win. It's been years and I need you SO much. Imagine what you can do with me, what I will do for you, if you only get 100 tokens...
And all the while the owners of the casino are laughing and raking in the cash their desperate locked women are encouraging from their assigned masters' pockets.
And the patrons don't even care. Win or lose, they get the devoted attention of a desperate woman.
Just posting to identify my old posts. I can't register freely to post under my own pseudonym at this time, so I will cheat a bit and label my contributions with "Anon" for now. :)
I can do pretty well expanding on a presented theme, running further with an idea once the seed has been planted, but you have the creativity to create the initial prompt, not to mention a seemingly endless talent for finding hot images with women whose expressions and postures are perfect matches for the feelings denial would bring.
I salute your talent and the time/skill you put forth to creating and sharing these captions. Our continued thanks for your effort.
You can indeed. That is why I have gone to two captions a week, sometimes the creativity is absent. I tend to collect the images and go through my folder, looking at each in turn, then all of a sudden I get a really good idea for a caption based on the picture. As I write the first caption I then get a bunch of ideas for several more. Then I find I've written ten or so in a couple of hours. But I only find the time and the right mood every month or two. I once did about 30 captions in an evening and then didn't write any for about 12 weeks. But making a caption and then looking for a picture to fit can be very hard and I usually avoid it. The interactive and enthusiastic comments really do give a motivation to keep writing so thank you for your 'expansion' =]
Nice companion piece to the previous casino caption (fair way back).
ReplyDeleteFor me though, she seems too in control in the image and caption text. I don't get the sense of her battle between need and hopelessness that must come from her situation.
I imagine that she would be driven to do everything she could to get the patron she is assigned to to keep gambling and hopefully win it all. She should be whispering in his/her ear all sorts of promises of what she would do if he/she would only win enough to unlock her belt.
Just keep going. Throw the dice just one more time. Let those winnings ride for one more spin of the wheel. Go for the BIG money, and I will go ANYTHING for you if you win. It's been years and I need you SO much. Imagine what you can do with me, what I will do for you, if you only get 100 tokens...
And all the while the owners of the casino are laughing and raking in the cash their desperate locked women are encouraging from their assigned masters' pockets.
And the patrons don't even care. Win or lose, they get the devoted attention of a desperate woman.
Anon -
DeleteJust posting to identify my old posts. I can't register freely to post under my own pseudonym at this time, so I will cheat a bit and label my contributions with "Anon" for now. :)
With such well written comments you could start making captions as well! Thank you, this comment really does add to this caption!
ReplyDeleteI'm flattered. :)
DeleteI can do pretty well expanding on a presented theme, running further with an idea once the seed has been planted, but you have the creativity to create the initial prompt, not to mention a seemingly endless talent for finding hot images with women whose expressions and postures are perfect matches for the feelings denial would bring.
I salute your talent and the time/skill you put forth to creating and sharing these captions. Our continued thanks for your effort.
You can indeed. That is why I have gone to two captions a week, sometimes the creativity is absent. I tend to collect the images and go through my folder, looking at each in turn, then all of a sudden I get a really good idea for a caption based on the picture. As I write the first caption I then get a bunch of ideas for several more. Then I find I've written ten or so in a couple of hours. But I only find the time and the right mood every month or two. I once did about 30 captions in an evening and then didn't write any for about 12 weeks. But making a caption and then looking for a picture to fit can be very hard and I usually avoid it. The interactive and enthusiastic comments really do give a motivation to keep writing so thank you for your 'expansion' =]
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