Darkmind
Magistrate
I wouldn’t say I liked the vaginal pear. It is after all a terrible device designed to torture a woman in such a cruel, intimate way. Even inserting the device requires a woman stripped and restrained and is a great torment for her. Even if a pear is pushed into her but never opened it is still a horrific ordeal. I often ponder the ethics of the pear as I hold one in my hands. Closed it is narrow enough to be inserted into a woman’s most private area. Then as I open it you can picture the trauma caused.
I think the cruellest part, for the woman, is not that the torturer can open the pear causing such extreme pain. It’s not that but it is the way the pear allows the torturer to so very carefully adjust the device so the woman’s most sensitive area is potentially destroyed at a speed he desires. It can take a few minutes or hours to fully open a pear, once inside an unfortunate female.
As the torture is performed the sheer terror and the screams she emits are overpowering. The look in her eyes paint a picture for a woman feeling hell. Then the oddest thing, as she begins to tear first there is a look of shock, as if she never expected the torture to go this far. Next she closes her eyes and looks as if the pain is making her concentrate. It’s like her pain is making her think about it thus affecting her more. This continues as the pear is opened further, the pressure causes the tear to slowly open more over time. This is, of course controlled by the torturer.
The pain increases as the tear widens or new tears form. Then when fully opened the woman is ruined. The pear can then be opened and closed for as long as is needed or until she passes. Like I said the device was cruel. Cruel, yes, but simple to operate and highly effective.
It’s cruel so I don’t like it but its effective so maybe I could say I respected it? Still not sure on that one. Knowing what I do you may question why a device is needed. If you are female and were imagining it slowly opening inside you I can see what you would question the need for such a tool. If you are a woman I bet your legs crossed a little as you read this.
Normally you would be right it is evil but we like in a world facing attacks from a great evil. Prayer and kindness does nothing to stop an evil force. To fight evil you must do a little evil yourself, but only for the greater good. We are thought that as long as it is for the greater good our small evil against one woman is cancelled out by saving a whole village. As I was taught that I imagined scales where my actions had weight.
God created a world where we were to be good, live honourably and prove we are worthy of his love. But the good of the Lord is not the only force. There was an angel cast down, Lucifer.
Lucifer can’t come to God’s world easily and if he appears his power is small. For this he seduces women, granting them power as they fornicate with the devil. These witches can do great harm to the world. The malleus maleficarum teaches us of the dangerous of not fighting the witches.
If we leave them they will send rats to ruin grain harvests and a whole village can stave or they will cause another plague. If you didn’t know the last plague killed half of all people. So the danger is real.
Now, I, like others want to live a good life and show I deserve the love of our lord. I wish that was how I could live but his creation is under attack and if we do not defend it then we are not worthy of his love. If after he created a world for us we do not protect it then we are showing the Lord ungratefulness. We are failing him.
So that is why the pear exists, that is why at times I hold one in my hands and ponder the tool. We did not ask for witches did we? We did nothing to deserve them so if a woman feeling the pear open up in her disagrees with the device then she need not have allied with the devil!
We were forced to make these tools in order to root out the evil that invades our lands. A witch feeling the pear slowly opening should blame only herself for each turn of the handle. Her cries of pain should be at herself not the poor priest forced to witness such a scene.
If you feel a conflict in your mind now regarding the pear then you should not worry, we all do. Many both hate, but need to tool.
Then on the other hand often a woman is tied down, legs parted and the pear inserted. Then the woman is questioned and that normally is enough for her to confess all. The pear remains closed and apart from a little discomfort she feels no pain. That is another reason I like to use the pear on a woman.
I play the best villain I can opening the pear before the woman talking of how she will tear. I scare her so much that as I insert it she tells the priest all and she is unharmed. Unharmed at least physically anyway. But sadly, Sometimes, I do need to open it.
I only open it if needed and very slowly, not to be cruel but in the hope she will confess before she is damaged. Rarely is tearing the woman needed.
It’s a difficult thing to discuss and if now you left my company I would not blame you. The door is over there. The tale I will tell you is not a joy filled one. For those the baird will provide for a small coin and a stiff drink.
The pear is a conflicting tool, it is. Now imagine one in your hands. Feel the cold of the metal, the delicate pattern on the petals. Next turn the handle, see the petals part and begin to open. Difficult isn’t it?
Now imagine a witch hiding behind the disguise of an innocent young woman. She is laying bound with her legs spread. Imagine inserting it as she pleads with you. Imagine it sinking into her as you push it. Now that’s hard isn’t it?
But do you know what’s harder? Watching a village starve to death over winter because you didn’t use the pear and you didn’t uncover that witch’s coven. Knowing they cast a spell that lead rats to the grain stores. Seeing mothers burying their children knowing they will soon follow. Imagining the pear is hard but imagining the village dying when you could have stopped that. That’s harder and that is why I own a vaginal pear and that is why I use it.
Don’t believe me? Let me let you a tale.
I think the cruellest part, for the woman, is not that the torturer can open the pear causing such extreme pain. It’s not that but it is the way the pear allows the torturer to so very carefully adjust the device so the woman’s most sensitive area is potentially destroyed at a speed he desires. It can take a few minutes or hours to fully open a pear, once inside an unfortunate female.
As the torture is performed the sheer terror and the screams she emits are overpowering. The look in her eyes paint a picture for a woman feeling hell. Then the oddest thing, as she begins to tear first there is a look of shock, as if she never expected the torture to go this far. Next she closes her eyes and looks as if the pain is making her concentrate. It’s like her pain is making her think about it thus affecting her more. This continues as the pear is opened further, the pressure causes the tear to slowly open more over time. This is, of course controlled by the torturer.
The pain increases as the tear widens or new tears form. Then when fully opened the woman is ruined. The pear can then be opened and closed for as long as is needed or until she passes. Like I said the device was cruel. Cruel, yes, but simple to operate and highly effective.
It’s cruel so I don’t like it but its effective so maybe I could say I respected it? Still not sure on that one. Knowing what I do you may question why a device is needed. If you are female and were imagining it slowly opening inside you I can see what you would question the need for such a tool. If you are a woman I bet your legs crossed a little as you read this.
Normally you would be right it is evil but we like in a world facing attacks from a great evil. Prayer and kindness does nothing to stop an evil force. To fight evil you must do a little evil yourself, but only for the greater good. We are thought that as long as it is for the greater good our small evil against one woman is cancelled out by saving a whole village. As I was taught that I imagined scales where my actions had weight.
God created a world where we were to be good, live honourably and prove we are worthy of his love. But the good of the Lord is not the only force. There was an angel cast down, Lucifer.
Lucifer can’t come to God’s world easily and if he appears his power is small. For this he seduces women, granting them power as they fornicate with the devil. These witches can do great harm to the world. The malleus maleficarum teaches us of the dangerous of not fighting the witches.
If we leave them they will send rats to ruin grain harvests and a whole village can stave or they will cause another plague. If you didn’t know the last plague killed half of all people. So the danger is real.
Now, I, like others want to live a good life and show I deserve the love of our lord. I wish that was how I could live but his creation is under attack and if we do not defend it then we are not worthy of his love. If after he created a world for us we do not protect it then we are showing the Lord ungratefulness. We are failing him.
So that is why the pear exists, that is why at times I hold one in my hands and ponder the tool. We did not ask for witches did we? We did nothing to deserve them so if a woman feeling the pear open up in her disagrees with the device then she need not have allied with the devil!
We were forced to make these tools in order to root out the evil that invades our lands. A witch feeling the pear slowly opening should blame only herself for each turn of the handle. Her cries of pain should be at herself not the poor priest forced to witness such a scene.
If you feel a conflict in your mind now regarding the pear then you should not worry, we all do. Many both hate, but need to tool.
Then on the other hand often a woman is tied down, legs parted and the pear inserted. Then the woman is questioned and that normally is enough for her to confess all. The pear remains closed and apart from a little discomfort she feels no pain. That is another reason I like to use the pear on a woman.
I play the best villain I can opening the pear before the woman talking of how she will tear. I scare her so much that as I insert it she tells the priest all and she is unharmed. Unharmed at least physically anyway. But sadly, Sometimes, I do need to open it.
I only open it if needed and very slowly, not to be cruel but in the hope she will confess before she is damaged. Rarely is tearing the woman needed.
It’s a difficult thing to discuss and if now you left my company I would not blame you. The door is over there. The tale I will tell you is not a joy filled one. For those the baird will provide for a small coin and a stiff drink.
The pear is a conflicting tool, it is. Now imagine one in your hands. Feel the cold of the metal, the delicate pattern on the petals. Next turn the handle, see the petals part and begin to open. Difficult isn’t it?
Now imagine a witch hiding behind the disguise of an innocent young woman. She is laying bound with her legs spread. Imagine inserting it as she pleads with you. Imagine it sinking into her as you push it. Now that’s hard isn’t it?
But do you know what’s harder? Watching a village starve to death over winter because you didn’t use the pear and you didn’t uncover that witch’s coven. Knowing they cast a spell that lead rats to the grain stores. Seeing mothers burying their children knowing they will soon follow. Imagining the pear is hard but imagining the village dying when you could have stopped that. That’s harder and that is why I own a vaginal pear and that is why I use it.
Don’t believe me? Let me let you a tale.