@Andrew thank you! What was your favorite thing John made him do?

@Cargo Cub I think it was when he changed his underwear to a thong, also when he changed his body to something fatter and hairier and also when he made his body more sensitive and have a higher libido I really wish I had been Joe so I could feel all that humiliation

@slavethruhypno@yahoo.com YAY! I'm so glad it worked for you! I think it might get more convincing the more you go with the flow. I'm glad it worked for ya!

@drewfy It definitely worked for me. It feels so good to submit to you, to obey you, Sir. Please post more like this. Some of us need this so much, Sir

@New Guy in Town lol.

@drewfy Don't be all up in your feelings because you got some criticism (besides your reporting got turned down because it was constructive criticism after all). The best way to prove me wrong is to write something that makes me give you flowers instead of criticism. It's just that simple. And if the non-native English authors on here can get flowers from me, you can too. Just do the work, that's all you have to do. End of the conversation!!

@New Guy in Town lol.

_(I'm old and flustered by tech, and I don't know how to unflag a report and it's 5am here, so I'm gonna try resolve this with my words)._ _**First off, All parties;** I (and we Admin generally) are free to DM on our discord or on the site's main forum above. If you have opinions or grievances about this exchange following this final post on the matter, use _those_ channels. It feels more appropriate then marking someone's comment section with a big long drama. I mean, what are we, *Youtube!?*_ _[*pauses for laughter*]_ @New Guy in Town Please don't speak for GKS/GSS or claim to know why this-or-that report was turned down. Yes. You're free to criticise work here, but an author is neither obliged to legitimise that criticism, nor required to thank you for it, and anyways; nobody's criticism is gospel. Judging by your initial comment—which indeed, was deemed _not_ to be harassment—there seems to be a quality of concept in the piece that you are blind too / is not in your wheelhouse, and feedback from a reader who is missing a fundamental quality to that work, is about as useful to an author *focusing* on that quality, as a welding mask is to a portrait painter. You're free to think the work is terrible, and comment anyways. You're _not_ free to appoint yourself final speaker on the matter, or life coach to the author. He isn't obliged to prove you wrong, or trust your advice, or thank you when your criticism—to him—is valueless to the depth of missing a fundamental concept entirely. Please in future, just offer your ratings and commentary (good or bad) and leave it at that. Also, in case my tone seems one sided; thank you for taking the trouble to read, comment and contribute generally, _even_ when it is work you dislike. Raters and commenters make up a tiny percentage of our userbase and if possible, I mean only to curb your arrogance in this instance, not your gumption or your enterprise, which on the contrary, is something I believe our community could benefit from more people emulating. I hope that makes sense. Spiders.

@Elex Aww thank you so much <3.

@ I'm thanks for reading, buddy. You'll be happy to know there's more of that in the next two chapters :wink: