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Seeking to serve full time... and to be owned... 8 years in the life... kneeling
The DreamLover 2000 is not a "toy" in the pejorative sense of something that only hints at the function it is supposed to achieve. The device is based on sound science and Operant Conditioning principles, and - though it is not legally considered a medical device nor in need of FDA approval to treat a specific recognized condition - it is a full-time wearable device and it was designed and built for effectiveness, safety, reliability and durability. In other words, with the precision and care that usually goes into the manufacturing of miniaturized implants and other sensitive medical devices. In a way, if we acknowledge that a male's erogenous anatomical parts are an integral part of his psyche, the DreamLover 2000 could be considered analogous to an external brain implant, or a permanently installed "obedience prosthesis".
Test subjects sometimes find it surprising or even amusing to realize that even though they would not classify the DreamLover 2000's pulses as extreme, it quickly becomes difficult to push the trigger button, especially at the medium and high levels. Put more clearly, with any residual sensation having completely vanished immediately after the previous pulse, and after a firm decision has been made to go ahead and test another pulse, the hand just won't respond that well. Using the default high intensity pulse, it can take up to 10-15 seconds for the subject to finally manage to press the button again. Despite this, the subject is not reporting very high levels of pain in relation to the stimulus.
This is evidence of genuine neuroplasticity occurring in response to the DreamLover 2000's pulses. The brain has singled out the pulse as highly salient and established a strong temporal link with the action that produced it. It has consequently negatively biased the behavior, and "reprogrammed itself" to prevent further enactments. In other words, negative connectivity has been created that will discourage the action at lower cognitive levels, and this bias is now beyond the scrutiny and control of the conscious mind.
| DC current, large contact area, trans-penile delivery |
Surprise effect: allocates full attention to the stimulus, primes the brain for saliency |
| Immediate delivery |
High strength temporal correlation |
 The observed effects on involuntary neural "veto" mechanisms attest to the device's potential to yield long lasting psychological changes, bypassing higher cognitive layers and directing its focus right at pre-attentional neural circuitry (we should not be surprised to observe that operant conditioning involves changes at lower cognitive levels, given its effectiveness on all animals).
In our opinion, the most valuable aspect of these neuroplastic effects lies not in how the male will discover an intrinsic psychological barrier when attempting to violate your directions, but in the pre-attentional influence of training on subsequent, compliant opinions and behaviors - behaviors that will seem to have arisen in an entirely spontaneous fashion.
Among the psychological effects of DreamLover 2000 use, it should be added that pulse delivery and automated arousal cycles, with time, are likely to create instinctive associations between arousal and the on-going training process, increasing the male's own investment into the training - a kind of "artificial" natural submissiveness. Superficial vs deep conditioning
Here is a quick comparison of what true conditioning can mean for your male's training.
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Area |
Untrained male |
Train the behavior
(superficial conditioning) |
Train the decision maker
(deep conditioning) |
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Training |
Reluctant
Hostile |
Resigned
Passive aggressiveness
Laziness
Excuses
Pent up resentment |
Enthusiastic
Proactive
Proud |
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Chores |
Reluctant
Hostile |
Resigned
Lazy
Excuses
Poor results |
Enthusiastic
Proactive
Proud
Optimal performance
Anticipates needs |
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Chores and Training (social occasions) |
Very reluctant
Hostile
Wounded ego |
Reluctant
Shy
Nervous |
Enthusiastic
Proactive
Proud
Optimal performance
Anticipates needs |
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Partner's social and romantic life |
Possessive
Rebellious
Angry |
Alternation of resignation and resistance
Frustration
Feigns acceptance
Eruptions of resentment
Response is unstable |
Accepting
Understanding
Truly sympathetic
Cooperative |
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Psychological stance and self image |
Doesn't try (my self-worth depends on standing my ground) |
Tries (ego takes second place, reemerges in some circumstances) |
Doesn't have to try (my self-worth depends on my performance) |
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