My character is a physician. Married. In his 30's. He's attractive but not model-like. The female character could be a co-worker. Perhaps a nurse or someone else who though is professional, and seems like a normal, fun loving person outwardly, actually has some strong, deep desires, coupled with some pathologic tendencies.
She ends up really liking my character, and becoming fixated on him. In the beginning it is just flirting, and he doesn't mind flirting because which married guy at work doesn't? She too thinks it's just flirting but her main, somewhat sociopathic issue is that she doesn't have a problem crossing any boundaries to get what she wants. She has normal emotions and is not "crazy" per se, she just doesn't see any problem with crossing moral lines to get what she wants.
So she starts coming on to him stronger.
Because he is attracted to her also, he initially is ok with it, but when she starts trying to touch him/become more physical, he becomes cautious and withdrawn.
He wouldn't mind a one night stand, but he knows it's wrong and he doesn't want to cheat.
But her desire for him increases and when she confronts him and he turns her away she is furious. So she crosses the next boundary and essentially turns to crime. She hires men to kidnap him and bring him to her home. The men have no part in the story other than this. He responds as a kidnapped man would. But he is tied down and his body is manipulated. She uses him to pleasure herself and it becomes a psychological game. He is fighting the pleasure he cannot help but feel with what she does to him even though he wants to and knows he should hate it. And he does hate it initially.
But this simply makes her more determined and she then decides that it is not good enough that she has him as a physical captive. She wants to manipulate him into her slave. Break him. Make him her psychological captive.
She actually continues to work during this time. She answers the police's questions calmly when the search for this missing doctor starts. The cops getting on her trail at some point could be used as a plot thickener for later. But if they find him, by that time he is either already broken in to being her willing slave and has lost desire for his previous life, OR is at a point where he has to make the choice between freedom vs slavery to her. For him to have gotten to this point would mean some pretty creative psychological manipulation - my character, who is not unintelligent, also tries his fare share of manipulation and trickery through his conversations with his captor, but she ultimately wins out.
If anyone is interested, please message me on AIM at lassard_09@hotmail.com or message me here. Please DO NOT email me at lassard_09@hotmail.com. I won't be checking it.
She ends up really liking my character, and becoming fixated on him. In the beginning it is just flirting, and he doesn't mind flirting because which married guy at work doesn't? She too thinks it's just flirting but her main, somewhat sociopathic issue is that she doesn't have a problem crossing any boundaries to get what she wants. She has normal emotions and is not "crazy" per se, she just doesn't see any problem with crossing moral lines to get what she wants.
So she starts coming on to him stronger.
Because he is attracted to her also, he initially is ok with it, but when she starts trying to touch him/become more physical, he becomes cautious and withdrawn.
He wouldn't mind a one night stand, but he knows it's wrong and he doesn't want to cheat.
But her desire for him increases and when she confronts him and he turns her away she is furious. So she crosses the next boundary and essentially turns to crime. She hires men to kidnap him and bring him to her home. The men have no part in the story other than this. He responds as a kidnapped man would. But he is tied down and his body is manipulated. She uses him to pleasure herself and it becomes a psychological game. He is fighting the pleasure he cannot help but feel with what she does to him even though he wants to and knows he should hate it. And he does hate it initially.
But this simply makes her more determined and she then decides that it is not good enough that she has him as a physical captive. She wants to manipulate him into her slave. Break him. Make him her psychological captive.
She actually continues to work during this time. She answers the police's questions calmly when the search for this missing doctor starts. The cops getting on her trail at some point could be used as a plot thickener for later. But if they find him, by that time he is either already broken in to being her willing slave and has lost desire for his previous life, OR is at a point where he has to make the choice between freedom vs slavery to her. For him to have gotten to this point would mean some pretty creative psychological manipulation - my character, who is not unintelligent, also tries his fare share of manipulation and trickery through his conversations with his captor, but she ultimately wins out.
If anyone is interested, please message me on AIM at lassard_09@hotmail.com or message me here. Please DO NOT email me at lassard_09@hotmail.com. I won't be checking it.
