Hypnotherapist addicts you to porn to further her control... (Therapy Session3!)

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In your last two sessions, you've gone from trying to resolve your issues connecting to people, to realising that this need for connection is causing some unexpected sexual behaviour... Luckily, your therapist says she sees this kind of problem all the time and, although you're a severe case, she's willing to keep making you better.

At this point, you've formed a good bond with your therapist. In fact, you're looking forward to seeing her. You admit that you've been having some... intrusive sexual fantasies about her, since your last session. But she is willing to keep working with you anyway, to delve a little deeper into your issues.

You're becoming familiar with going into trance now. Hypnosis is so good for addressing habits. This time, she uses her pen, moving your eyes back and forth. Soon, a strange relaxation comes over your mind, and you DROP. Yes -- it feels good to be back here, submitting to your therapist. Surrendering to her voice. She controls you now.

Your body prepares itself to start touching, as you've become accustomed to, arousal building. But your therapist says no. No touching this time. Only a feeling of arousal as she focuses your mind on the last time you touched yourself to pornography, whether video, audio or written erotica.

She tells you it's good to relax that way; that using porn is a way to exercise your sexual urges. That you need more of it. That more porn will be good for you, because it will weaken your mind further to her control by filling you with more depraved fantasies. That you'll find yourself softening your mind with more and more porn... and of course, you'll need to come back to her office to discuss this new habit, and especially those sordid fantasies that your therapist would have told you to watch porn. That clearly shows you must have a problem...

CN: A gaslighting, controlling, abuse-of-power fantasy with suggestions to watch/listen/read more porn, and to think of your 'therapist' when you do. Builds on the previous therapy sessions. Positions porn as something that corrodes your mind. Suggests that you will use porn to relax more frequently. Brought up at the end.