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Any Straitjackets pics or medical-themed bondage are welcome, I'm not picky
To get this thread going, I made some discussion starters. I used "you" because it was easier and looked better than constantly writing "the patient/victim/girl", etc.

So which ones of the following do you guys like best and why?
Answer as many or as little as you like.

Asylum Building Style
>Old School
A Bedlam House straight out of the early 1900's. The torn and tattered padded cell has a long history of occupants before you, although it might be hard to appreciate with the lights flickering and sounds of scurrying rats. If you've played Arkham Asylum or Alice Madness returns, you have the idea.
>Modern
A typical modern-day Psych Ward with the cleanliness, procedures, and equipment you'd expect. Of course, there's a much heavier priority on fetish stuff no real place of healing would tolerate, but whatever. The sex toys are just chalked up to experimental new treatment and the excessive bondage reworded as "extra layers of unfortunate but necessary security."
>Industrial
Approaching sci-fi territory. Step in the building and it's like entering an entire new dimension completely dedicated towards the classification, imprisonment, and treatment of people as if they were just products. Mental Illness's are just formulas to be solved, and this place has refined it to factory precision

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>>11446472
Staff

>Doting
Good news! The staff genuinely want the best for you and are pretty reasonable. Bad news is that's not mutually exclusive with them keeping you in heavy bondage and possibly molesting you. They'll be happy to explain with small words how this is all for your own good, but they have some important business to take care of so please be a good little patient and maybe they can fetch you a juice box and coloring book.
>Apathetic
It's just a job. Giggle about the voices in your head or calmly insist you're sane and there's been a mistake, it makes no difference to them. They just want to truss you up and dump you in your cell already so they can go on their lunch break. Don't take it personally if they have to look at paperwork to remember your name and why you're here, they only get paid so much.
>Sadistic
The staff openly couldn't give a rats ass about the Hippocratic Oath, the asylum (or whatever bit of it they're in charge of) is their personal playground and patients unlucky enough to be under them are their personal dolls to play with as they see fit. Once they're done rubbing the fact you're totally fucked in your face, they'll fuck your face for good measure.
>Probing
The doctors are a little too interested in mental illness. You aren't a sick person to be cured or animal to be contained, but guinea pig to be studied. They won't stop testing and experimenting until they know your mind like the back of their hand, and then they'll keep it up anyway because hey, can't have too much data.

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>>11446474
Sanity

>Sane
You're a completely normal person who somehow ended up here. Maybe you were framed by a rival who wanted you out of the picture, or there's been a mix-up with an identical stranger. Who knows? But good luck getting out when trained professionals have reason to believe you should be in the same place as schizo cannibals
>Ax Crazy
You're genuinely a menace to society in some form or another. Even if you aren't a serial killer or arsonist or whatever, most people would still think being locked up like a dangerous animal surrounded by professionals keeping tabs on you is a reasonable fate.

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>>11446475
Location

>Middle of Nowhere
Maybe by some miracle you manage to free yourself from your restraints, get past all staff, and flee the building. You're still no closer to freedom than you were in your cell, because there's dozens of miles of forest, or you're on a remote island, etc. Just a matter of time before you're caught. Enjoy the outside while it lasts.
>Urban
So close, but so far. Surrounded by thousands of potential saviors, but none of them notice you and even if they did they wouldn't think twice about your circumstance. Buildings as far as the eye can see brimming with people flaunting their freedom, but all you can do is watch them from a window. At least it's a pretty view.

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>>11446476
Medicine

>Red Pills
If you weren't insane before, you will be now. Your mind is competently overloaded and overwhelmed, fighting demons and learning the secrets of the universe. In reality tho, you're just spastically flailing what little you can.
>Blue Pills
Straitjackets aren't enough, your mind needs to be locked up as well. You'll be nice and quiet, obediently doing whatever you're told as you stare ahead with a blank expression. Did somebody pinch your ass? It doesn't even register with you.
>Pink Pills
An intense aphrodisiac so overpowering sex becomes the only thing on your deranged mind. If you're lucky, maybe the staff want to have some fun or trying out some strange therapy. If you're unlucky, they'll slap a chastity belt on you.

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>>11446478
Lastly, Padded Cell Size

>large
About 30x30 feet. Way larger than any one person would need, so expect roommates or at least lots of guests
>standard
The size of an average room, small enough for just one person but big enough to comfortably hold several people
>cramped
Just big enough for you to lay down and stand up. Nothing more
>coffin-sized
barely enough room to even wiggle, they just want to fit as many bodies into the building as possible

>>11446470
There's a permanent bondage thread down the way that you might like. Been plenty of straightjacket and asylum stuff there.

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>>11446472
>So which ones of the following do you guys like best and why?
>Answer as many or as little as you like.


>>11446475
>You're a completely normal person who somehow ended up here. Maybe you were framed by a rival who wanted you out of the picture
Yes, this. Love how unfair this is.

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>>11446472
Old asylum has it's perks, but the concept of the industrial processing and dehumanizing of thousands of patients is great

Mix of doting and probing - especially if they know you are Sane

Middle of nowhere; ideally far underground or perhaps even in orbit - you may escape your restraints or even the staff, but escape from the facility is borderline impossible - but lets not even entertain the notion that is possible.

Low diluted or even placebo pink pills - enough to keep the patient frustrated but lucid

Cramped or Coffin sized, especially if its vertical and the patient is suspended - for their own benefit of course.

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>>11447737
>especially if its vertical and the patient is suspended - for their own benefit of course.
Yeah those are the best. As if things weren't needlessly overkill already, now they can't even lay on the floor

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>>11446472
Sort of mixture of the last two

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Are there any /d/ games with this theme?

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this is probably canon all things considered

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>>11446474
>Once they're done rubbing the fact you're totally fucked in your face, they'll fuck your face for good measure.
Love the idea of sadistic stuff using her as their fuck meat. They can do her however they want, fulfilling depraved urges are and it's not like she's going to tell someone or even if so, who's going to believe her anyway?

>>11446474
Is there an option where I'm a part of the staff and get to take care of the crazy chicks?

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>>11454856
>Love the idea of sadistic stuff using her as their fuck meat. They can do her however they want, fulfilling depraved urges are and it's not like she's going to tell someone or even if so, who's going to believe her anyway?

And they have complete control of their patient's environment, a full psych profile and all the drugs they could want to use to fuck up their minds even more.

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>>11457018
Yes, but if she's already restrained in a straitjacket it would be more fun to do all these dirty things to her while she's not even drugged.

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>>11451663
I love how she's in a tiny little cubby. Doesn't even get a room, just a closet. Not that she can move anyway.
But what's this? Somebody forgot her blindfold. That won't do.

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>>11457894
Geez, the lungs on this kid...
There, much better. Wouldn't want any distractions for Megumin, right? She's got so much nothing to look forward to.

Not really an insane asylum, strictly speaking, but I think there might be enough overlap that people here would enjoy this little story I wrote. Medical, bondage, orgasm denial, and chastity.

https://archiveofourown.org/works/47243095

https://files.catbox.moe/3wvmr5.png
Hi
Forgot this thread was mentioned, but now that I'm here...
Recently got this Skeb back
Satono and Mai, the dancer girls from Touhou
Unlike a good deal of the unfortunate girls in this thread, I'd say they absolutely deserve to be locked up here

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>>11457894

CUBBY
That's the word I was looking for. For the longest time, I couldn't remember.
But it's even better than a cell, isn't it? It turns them into one more thing to be catalogued and stored in its little compartment where it belongs. Forgotten but for the number assigned to it, just in case they feel like finding it again.

On the topic of cubbies, might as well share this one
You've likely seen it if you came from /pbg/, but I really love it
https://files.catbox.moe/brvttz.png
https://files.catbox.moe/9zdnwq.png
https://files.catbox.moe/p9o579.png

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>>11457895
>Geez, the lungs on this kid...
Yeah younger patients tend to freak out at that point because they're scared of the dark, if possible it's best to lock them up with boys and girls their age so they know they aren't alone.
Just make sure to double check their restraints so the little brats don't make any escape attempts together. Or don't, it's honestly adorable watching them try.

>>11458305
Damn these are great, thanks for sharing. So this is what Okina had planned for replacing them.

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>>11458367

Quite so. I doubt it was exactly her plan, but anyone who wanted them when she was done could have them, I'd imagine.
She has no reason to care about the waste.
They're not exactly human anymore, so they'll likely be there as long as the institution cares to keep them.
Not like anyone cares about them on the outside, anyway. At least in here, they have a warm bed and cozy clothes.
They can't dance anymore, but that just leaves it up to the staff to ensure they get enough exercise to satisfy the need, right?

>>11458329
Happy to help.
And yeah, you get it. It's like a modern-day oubliette, just lock them away and forget about them. I imagine the implication wouldn't be lost on the residents.

>>11457894
>"No!! Don't leave me like this!! A-at least give me a cell!"
>Cells are rewards for good behavior.
>"How am I supposed to 'behave' at all!? I can't move!"
>...huh. Good point. Well, whatever, I doubt it would make a difference. Now hold still, KS-02.
>"What are you-...no, stop, STOP-aaAAAAHH!! Take if off, get it off me! I can't see!!
>Duh. That's what a blindfold does.
>"Pl...please...please, don't do this! Don't do this to me!! I'll do anything you want, anything! Please!! I'll go crazy like this!!"
>Yes, yes. Now open wide, you still need your gag.
>"No! NO!! No-nnn...nnnnn!!"
>...alright, KS-02, cut that out, open up. This is definitely not good behavior. I don't have all day here, KS-02, just open your damn mouth...
>"Nnn...! Mn...name is...Megmmmgh!?"
>There. Now you're all set.
>"Mmmmngh! MNNNNNN!!"
>...now then. Because of your very bad behavior, I guess I'll address your complaints.

>>11457895 (You)
>Point one: yes, of course your stay here will drive you crazy. What do you think an insane asylum is for? You're about to be locked away in this tiny cubby, completely blind and immobile, for...let's see...hahahaha, holy shit, who did you piss off? For a very long time.
>"Nnnmmgh!! Mmmnnghh!!"
>And point two, your name...when I say "insane," I mean don't mean "gibbering lunatic" or whatever. It's more like your mind is just going to crumble to dust.
>Mmm!?
>Oh sure, you'll probably start hallucinating at some point. Your mind will try to cope, doing whatever it can to survive, but sooner or latter it's going to just break. A total lack of stimulation and distractions does that. Everything that's in there right now, all your memories and personality, everything that makes you you...it's all going to just slowly, sloooowly dissolve into nothing. And at that point, is it really right to still call you...you...uh...Meg...Megan?
>"Mmghumnn! MMGHUMNN!!"
>Well, whatever. Point is, when you get out of here, IF you get out of here, there won't be anything left of "you." At all. What comes out of this cubby will just be an empty, mindless husk named KS-02. And it really wouldn't be right to keep calling using your old name, you know? It's like...respect for the dead, or something.
>"...nnggh...MMMNNGH!! MMNMNMNNNGHHMNNN!!!"
>Man, gag's doing work. Alright, I'll quit delaying your inevitable. So long, Megan. I'll leave a note on your cubby to give KS-02 your regards.
>MMMNNGHHG!! NNNNM, NNNNM, NNNNNNN-
>clunk

>>11458335
Just link the posts.
Excellent, though it loses some points for not changing her expression when the door's being closed. A little shrunk pupil can go a long way. And is there a page with the door completely closed? God, I hope so.

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>>11458374

Exactly. Especially with referring to them by ID and nothing more. They had names, once. But it's not like they're deserving of anyone using them anymore.
Eventually, they'll forget them too, I think.

Megumin here will get used to blindness, though, I think. Not like day or night have any worth to patients like her anymore. Eventually, she'll stop thinking in terms of day and night and start judging time based on her next meal, or when they decide to take her out for treatment. And perhaps eventually, she'll stop thinking about time at all.

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>>11458373
>They can't dance anymore
Depends on your definition of dancing. They sure are moving their bodies a lot in that pic, maybe there's a vibrator under all those restraints.
Either way, I love to imagine that they'd immediately dance best they can if you ask them to or play some music.
>ahhh p-please turn it off I'm - oh this is a n-nice beat!

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>>11458376

Ask and you shall receive.
Megumin's lucky-- she's at least going to be taken out for treatment. Celia here isn't going to be seeing much of other faces, I think. The hazard wing will make sure of that. But that cell should keep anything from leaking out... spores, smells, screams, what have you. She'll be nice and taken care of in this wing.

And I hadn't really thought about that, but that would be pretty hot, you're right. She's sort of the soft spoken type already, so them gagging her was likely more part of protocol than how Megumin was behaving. (I doubt she even screamed very much compared to some of the others.)
Really, I'm sure she'll be quite comfortable in her new home. Or at least, she should give in reasonably quickly. Mushroom girls like her like cramped dark spaces, so she should have no problem with that.

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>>11458367
I'll have to veto that. Even if they are kept as a group, they'll be too heavily restrained and sensory isolated to tell.
There's a poignancy to that. An inmate in full sens-dep gear, ears plugged, eyes covered, the works, struggling to stay sane with the hope that her friends will be here soon to save her. Completely unaware that they're all hanging in the same cell as her, just a few feet away, in the exact same situation as her.

>>11458378
>Eventually, they'll forget them too, I think.
A fun game to play with the long-term inmates is to pull them out of their cell, or cubby, and tell them it's time for their release. Watch the relief wash over them, then ask them a few questions about themselves to verify their identity. Nonsense, of course, but it's worth it to watch them struggle to remember who they are and be horrified when they can't remember, then go "Oooh, sorry, we must have the wrong person, back in you go."
It's admittedly a bit of a gamble. Sometimes they're able to answer them all, at which point you kinda just have to awkwardly lock them back up anyway. And it does mean you have to keep some biography of them on-file to draw questions from, which takes away from the "lock them up and forget" aspect. But it's still great fun. Take bets on how much of her is left!

>Megumin here will get used to blindness
It won't help her. Even if she gets used to this experience, or lack of experience rather, the length of her stay will just grind that into dust too.

>>11458305
Pretty good. I don't know them well enough to say for sure, been a while since I followed Touhou, but I'll take your word for it on them deserving this.

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how long has she been hanging there?
staring at the bed, craving even just a bit of relief?

>>11458379

Well, of course. They need enrichment, same as any other patient. I'm sure they welcome the stimulation, whichever the sort. The frustration of a beat they couldn't move their bodies to would drive them just as crazy as a vibe, I think. At least a vibe would let them cum eventually.
It's an entertaining thought, though. Switching off their vibrators, and their frantic squirming being replaced by sad headbanging.

>>11458387

Their theme is literally named Crazy Backup Dancers, lmao. Their whole thing is dancing together in joyful madness.

Why not just remove their arms and legs, so that there's no hope of escaping the restraints?

>>11458378
I like to think that they intentionally randomize it for the first couple months.
Then once the patient has understood that there's no time, hard reverse.
Exact schedule.
Exact steps.
Exact timing for everything.
Misbehavior doesn't even carry true punishment anymore. They just skip the next appointment.

>>11458395
>Each surgery is a punishment for something she did wrong.
>She has about a one month notice in advance of when something will be removed, so she knows its coming eventually.
>She doesn't get to know what it was she did wrong, but is encouraged to avoid it in the future or she'll lose more parts.

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>>11458384
Excellent. Shame about the lack of detail and fun technical readouts on the door, but the heart rate monitor's good.
>Megumin's lucky-- she's at least going to be taken out for treatment.
This IS her treatment. Lock her up until her mind's dissolved into nothing, that's it. No breaks, no changes in routine, and her routine is "hang there immobilized, blind and deaf, 24/7/365." Lucky isn't the word I'd use.
Don't worry about feeding her, something something magic.

>>11458395
Because that's a totally different fetish.

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Actually, now that I think about it...if you want to keep an inmate completely cut off from human contact, why not feed her in her sleep?
Pump some gas into her cell, cubby, whatever to make her pass out, have some personnel come in to feed her some sort of food or nutrients she can be made to eat while unconscious, leave, let her wake up or use a second gas to wake her up. And make sure the pump is silent and the gas odorless so she can't see any of it coming. Voila! The illusion of total isolation.

>>11458443

That's one way to do it, sure. Plenty of options. Celia in the earlier image has all those tubes, for instance. I'd imagine there's a feeding tube going down her throat. Nutrition paste, enough to keep her alive.
Could also likely use a permanent IV drip, if you wanted to just give your patient nutrients and water without them even getting to swallow it.

I would imagine the tubes are also good for pumping whatever kind of gas they feel like into her lungs. She doesn't technically need to breathe to survive, but I'd imagine they start manually cycling her breath with a pump if she takes too long to breathe. Just to drive home the point that she isn't even allowed to breathe freely.
Could give her aphrodisiacs, stimulants, depressants. Plenty of time to come up with whatever cocktails they please.

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I like this one
The end result of the rehab-- a pair of empty shells, too cuckoo to even remember their own names
I'm sure these two are used as model patients

>>11458585

Huh, neat. I've been wanting to write something like this with my characters, but haven't had the time or brainpower.

Honestly, this makes me want some more permanent communal place to put all these ideas. Like the SCP foundation wiki, but exclusively for crazy girls.

>>11458585
If you consider 1 short story, and some dusty fragments of a second, as qualifications for a writer, then yes. >>11457898

I'm not the biggest fan of daddy/incest, but your orgasm denial stuff, and the medical dressing that goes along with it, are top notch. I love the snippets of your stuff that you've posted here and over in the female chastity thread, and other places.

>>11458608

Oh I read that story when you only had it on some random file server somewhere! I loved it so much, and would love to read more. Don't sell yourself short; I only started writing a few months ago

>>11458432
>"So, how is my new favorite patient doing this morning?"
>"D-Doctor, I can't feel my hand."
>"Oh, let me see. Yes, it's been amputated. See?"
>"What? My hand? My hand!"
>"According to the chart, your left hand was removed as a warning punishment. You must have done something wrong."
>"Something wrong?"
>"Yes dear. It's been on the schedule for two months, so you'll have to avoid whatever you did back when it was placed on the schedule"
>"What? How? But I didn't..."
>"Don't stress. You just have to behave... Oh, I see, the left arm up to the shoulder is on the schedule to be removed in about 42 days from now. Whatever you did before, you must have done it again."
>"I didn't do anything! I didn't! You have to believe me."
>"Dear, removing limbs is a serious punishment. They wouldn't do it if you hadn't done something."
>"Can you stop this? This is too much! I only checked in to the clinic to quit smoking!"
>"This wasn't my decision, and you did read the contract. I can only make recommendations. There is a lengthy decision making process by the corporate AI systems."
>"But my hand? My arm?!"
>"It's standard practice for infractions. After the left arm is the left leg, at the hip. Followed by the right leg. Then... lets see... you'll get to choose an eye to keep and one to lose. After that they remove the remaining right arm, at the shoulder, and if all that hasn't corrected your behavior, they will move on to some other methods of behavioral remediation"
>"You can't do that! You can't!"
>"Relax. You can quit anytime."
>"I can?!"
>"Yes dear. Just correct your thoughts, and you won't have to lose any more pieces."
>"My thoughts?"
>"Yes, this is a mental hospital. You must correct your wrong thoughts."
>"But what did I even do wrong?"
>"I can see you're upset, so I'm just going to make a note here, recommending a ballgag for the rest of the week. That should help you to contain some of your verbal outbursts"
>"... ... ..."
>"Yes. Well enjoy your day.

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>>11458553
Oh sure, you could just go the life support angle, tubes and wires and a much more robust set of restraints. But I mean with a less than that, more mundane bondage. It's a way to have your straight jacket fetish and eat your long-term isolation cake too.
It's becoming increasingly difficult to pretend this isn't just an offshoot of the permanent bondage thread.

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>>11458760

I mean, it is, isn't it? Certainly a good way to contain the asylum talk in particular. Considering how much there grew to be, I'd say it merited a dedicated thread.

need more orange latex prison suits please

>>11458389

The moment of putting the jacket on is underrated, I think.
The heavy buckles and straps in a neat little row down her back.
Especially for the patient's reaction to it.

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I'm not sure how Celia came to be my go-to choice for asylum bondage, really.
Mushroom girls like her belong in the forest or a cave, not in a box. She's a soft spoken girl, preferring to keep to herself.
But I guess that's part of the appeal. She doesn't deserve it. She was ripped unfairly from her home, and she'll be treated just like any other nameless patient there.
Maybe they had reasons to take her. Who knows? Either way, she'll crack just like the rest of them one day. And few will even notice she's gone.
Anyway, here's Mumei in a place where she can't steal anyone's liver.

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>>11458706
I certainly appreciate the vote of confidence. It's not so much that I think I'm bad at writing, just that I don't really find myself driven to write. You started writing a few months ago, I started writing 4-5 years ago and haven't really done much since.

As far as reading more goes, I do have some bits and pieces of part 2, i.e. the "stress test", written down. It's mostly just going to be a matter of making myself sit down and write to get it ready to put out there for the world.

Image contribution since the conversation isn't really that on topic.

>>11458843

The six digits in her ID number imply they've got a ton of inmates here....
Also LOL, never noticed the Solitaire panel in the cell's UI. Even guards get a bit bored watching the inmates cum their brains out, I guess.

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>>11458376
>>11458374
>And at that point, is it really right to still call you...you...uh...Meg...Megan?
>"Mmghumnn! MMGHUMNN!!"
Fuck that's hot as hell. All she can do left is impotently shout her name, but the nurse doesn't know her name to begin and doesn't even notice the attempt to correct her so she just continues calling her the wrong one. You up for requests?
>>11458760
Eh, nothing has to be permanent or a bad end. I made sure the thread was very open-ended
>>11454856
>who's going to believe her anyway?
That's such an underrated feature of asylum settings.
She can be face-to-face with an open-minded therapist who'd instantly call the police if she found out about staff abusing patients
She can clearly articulate what happened to her and which nurses were involved
The therapist can be genuinely sympathetic and want to help

But what she writes in the notepad is for more anti-psychosis medication and a stronger straitjacket. Would YOU believe a delusional schizophrenic saying she's constantly getting raped by your co-workers?

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>>11458962
Thanks, I was unreasonably proud of that bit. Maybe he knew her name at some point, but he forgot it. And he'll forget this one as well.
>You up for requests?
Probably not, but I guess you could try.
>The therapist can be genuinely sympathetic and want to help
And on the rare chance that she actually does believe her and tries to actually help...well, plenty of empty cells.

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>>11458968
https://files.catbox.moe/mpj45m.png

Gonna catbox it just to be on the safe side. A year or two ago, there was this great /co/ latex edit thread and I collabed with a few other anons to make this as the end product. I would absolutely kill for a greentext about this shota and the loli he has a crush on being committed together. Whether it's a cute puppy love story or they end up like Megumin is your call.

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>>11458971
Hard pass.

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Hanging upside down likely wouldn't do wonders for anyone's mental state, would it?

>>11458335

If you wanted to do a greentext for her, I'd really love it

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>>11458988
kek worth a shot. Maybe I'll luck out and somebody else will try it

>>11459090

I wish it was easier to find this type of mask gag that covers the mouth and nose. Seemingly rare out there in the wild.

>>11459099
Maybe the term "muzzle" would work better?

>>11459109

Maybe. What is that in Japanese?

I have been in one of these places as a patient. Not very fun sadly. Drugs weren't even good unless I got sassy and got a B52. I do hang upside down regularly though.

>>11459449
I was in for two weeks or so as a teen. Worst two weeks I think Ive ever had.

I'm not sure if "badge of honour" is the right term, maybe more like a campaign medal you get for making it through a major battle and not dying, but having that experience in your past does make me respect a person a lot more, in a shared suffering kind of way. So there's that.

Also if you hang upside down long term doesn't that pool your blood in your head the wrong way and you pass out? I'm pretty sure thats how it works in people but idk. Maybe you're actually a bat or something.

>>11459451

Hanging upside down can be really bad for you. Leads to clots and other problems from the rest of the body not getting enough blood and therefore oxygen.

Still, sorry to hear that. It's one thing to fantasize about things like this, but I'd imagine it's less fun to think about when you've been through the real thing. It's like the difference between DID and actual abduction and human trafficking-- some things are best left in your wildest dreams. That's why BDSM play is fun, I think-- because it isn't real.
(Still, some of these scenarios in this thread are the kinky kind of fun to me. If there was a way to experience those wildest dreams, even if just for a little while, I'd jump at the chance.)

>>11459501
I think it'd be something that submissive people would especially be horny about since what you're scared of can work that way sometimes but hey, I'm a dom so I just feel sorry for all the slaves that get sentenced to this, you have to fuck up really bad to end up there. I don't fully understand the appeal but I just won't judge someone for being horny about it.

Also I had to google what a B52 is. I don't know if I was in a low security one or what, didn't get the grippy socks either but it was a long time ago, just sat in my room and cried for those two weeks, but being "sassy" enough to get stuck with one of those would be, well, slightly more respect honestly. Maybe if someone freaked out hard enough they'd get stuck with one of those but I didn't see it and only remember like 4 seconds total anyways. That's some real shit to go through.

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>>11459504

From what I understand, it's a really strong sedative cocktail? So yeah, hardcore stuff. You'd have to be freaking out bad to be hit with that, I think.
Honestly do feel bad for anyone who's had to go through one of those in their real life. That shit's probably rough to handle.


(I did almost end up in a psych ward as a teen, I think. My father definitely threatened it once. No idea how it would have affected me if I had. Probably have led to a slew of other problems in the long run.
And yet, the fact I treat this fantastical version of it as a place where the physical pain, isolation and general mistreatment the patient experiences is an escape from the pain brought by cognition and independence may be oddly reflective of my worldview at this point. But you know, neither here nor there.)

Anyway.

>>11459516
What kind of worldview, and how does it relate to this? Care to elaborate on that?

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>>11459661

Not particularly. Just watching the world slowly fall apart, and deciding that letting my mind rot away in a little cushioned box somewhere where nothing changes and I'm not treated like a person would be less painful than being out in it. But that's no one else's problem but mine.

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Koishi is a perfect fit for this
Not much more they can do to someone who's empty headed already

>>11459451
I hang upside down fequently but never for more than 3 minutes at a time (for my spine).
I'm sorry you had to be in a ward. It seems to universally suck. However, B52 is the best night's sleep I ever had.

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>>11459736
I prefer her sister. In general, but also for this.
Her mind reading makes her more difficult to properly isolate, but that's okay. Instead, put her near some regular isolated inmates so she's forced to listen to them going insane. Give KS-02 a neighbor.

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>>11459830

Why is everything this artist puts out so good? Even his old stuff is fantastic. I don't know how he does it. Try as I might, I can't match it.

I agree with you, in either case. Overstimulation can be just as torturous as deprivation.
I'd imagine she can hear it every time they refuse to use her name, too. They know very well what it is, but they just won't give her the satisfaction of using it. And try as she might, she can't remind them.

(I imagine a similar tactic is used with Celia, now that I think about it. Or those with psychic connections in general. Overloading their minds with noise. Satori is just one they didn't have to try very hard for.
Might have to try and draw that, one of these days.)

>>11459516
>>11459819
Ah it's fine, it was in the late 2000s anyways, so long ago it feels like over a century compared to the world now. Most of the stuff that really bothers me is more a lifetime of wounds, two weeks, even the most intense two weeks, it ain't shit. Although I am likely pretty extreme in just not judging people at all for what makes them horny, submissive people especially. slaves are anxiety-based lifeforms, they aren't made of carbon. It's important that you give them even more mercy.

I can say that I don't think the happy jacket is real anymore outside of trying to get really developmentally messed up guys to not accidentally hurt themselves, and even then that's not that extreme anymore. I wondered if I would see one back then and nah, there's not any padded cells either. Maybe there's people horny for that who have been there before and felt let down.

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>>11460225

That seems to be the truth, yes. Physical restraints are considered barbaric in the modern medical world.
Though I don't know how the East feels about it, considering inmates are treated like subhumans. In prisons in particular.
(Seen a couple of fetish photography studios that claim to be using restraints used in actual institutions, and I can't help but wonder where they got them.. oh, well.)

Sort of why I favor the high-tech prison idea-- using them as an impersonal method of subduing subjects instead of any measure taken for their sake. It's a sci-fi environment, so I can imagine it however I'd like.

(Ironically enough, padded rooms are still used... Just not in hospitals. My elementary school had one. They gave it a more benign name, but that was 100% what it was. I spent a good deal of time in there for misbehavior. If that's not what ended up sprouting later on, I don't know what would be.)

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I think a devious little thing the institute could do is finding a way to plant a seed of addiction in their patients' brains. Even more surefire than Stockholm syndrome-- not liking it, exactly, but even if they did escape, they'd be unable to stomach the thought of leaving.
Even if they sucked it up and left, that urge to return would nag at them until they did.
And of course, the institute would be awaiting them with open arms, ready to make sure they couldn't open theirs ever again.

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Something to be said for the thick straps like this
Not a fan of superfluous straps, but I like when they hug the patient in all the right places

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Short lived, this thread was

>>11461733
Because discussion is dying down? Eh, that's just how /d/ is sometimes. Keep the thread alive and eventually there will be more

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I like seeing how the sleeves wrap around the body.

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asylum bondage is only truly great when the patients are both teased and bound up tightly in their form-fitting straitsuits

>>11463667

I just like it when the straps hug them in all the right places
The gags are really nice, too
They say it's to keep the patients from biting, but both patient and nurse know it's to keep them from talking back

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>>11463707 chastity and straitjackets go well together too

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>>11463707
>They say it's to keep the patients from biting
I'm really into the idea that everything they do has plausible deniability like that.

>patients may be kept restrained and wearing speech-inhibiting devices for lengthy periods of time, not to treat them as prisoners, but as a necessary caution
>some might complain that our treatment is undignified, but the unfortunate truth is the deep-rooted mental illness of our patients has made them a danger to themselves and others
>many were brought here after being arrested for serious crimes, and even cooperating and low-risk individuals have been known to experience sudden episodes of intense psychosis, or react poorly to new medicine
>the safety of our patients and staff is of highest priority. While extreme, our methods ensure it is utterly impossible for patients to harm themselves in anyway (choking on their tongue, running into walls, etc.) even when alone and unattended in their rooms
>furthermore, all devices designed to restrain have been tested as comfortable and safe to wear
>while it's understandable many would hesitate, we are simply performing procedures that are unconventional, but still effective and humane

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>>11464473

You can get away with a lot, provided you can twist the truth enough. Especially at an institutional level, like this. Besides, this way, even patients that did manage to escape and tell people about the horrible things that were happening there wouldn't be taken at their word. Who's going to believe the clinically insane, after all?

....the line about choking on their own tongues is especially good. That's such a minor concern, but you can imagine exactly how they'd go about mitigating that one.

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>the asylum's been undergoing budget cuts, so patients now have roommates
>all of them are struggling to get free, rubbing up against each other and moaning through their gags trying to undo the locks on their straitjackets
>eventually by the end of the week they've been reduced to desperately humping each other for an orgasm

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>>11464674

All these pieces of Miku and Rin, but Raid never did Teto or Neru. Kind of have to complete the set, don't you think?

Oh, well. Not like there's any shortage of time. Poor Miku isn't going anywhere.

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What do you guys think of mk ultra? Do you ever find yourself thinking about it when coming up with ideas for this stuff? To me, it seems like the quintessential example of this, and to think it's all real really adds to the experience, though i know some people prefer to keep a healthy separation between their fantasies and reality.

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>>11464848

It is an entertaining thing to think about, now that you say that.
If the government was sponsoring this, they'd likely see a steady flow of new inmates as a boon for testing whatever they felt like.
Likely a regular part of this establishment's practices to drive their patients insane with drugs. Stimulants, hallucinogens, anesthesia, or even new experimental ones.
Maybe the poor girl in your image used to be perfectly sane before they started their pharmaceutical meddling, who knows. Not like she could tell you, either way.

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would asylum nurses focus on orgasm therapy or pure, teasing chaste denial?

>>11465110
Pure tease and denial!
Thorough shaving and grooming!
Cameras and live audience!

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Imagining when family must come to see the inmates.
There have to be some. Even mental institutions have laws for visits, I think.
I'm sure the look of pity on the faces of any inmate's family as she's wheeled out bound hand and foot must already cut deep.

The patients likely blab immediately, I'm sure. Beg to be rescued from their whitewashed personal hell, try their hardest to convince their loved ones that they're telling the truth.
But they quickly learn it won't do them any good.
Her efforts are met with gentle patronizement. Quiet disbelief. Nodding along, and trying to convince her that the nice doctors aren't trying to hurt her.
She gets more desperate, of course. Until she's finally sedated and hauled away.
A quick chat with one of the nurses follows, explaining how she's still quite unwell and needs to be kept here until further notice.
And when she wakes up and realizes her own family doesn't and can never believe her?
It would put a pretty sizable crack in her psyche, wouldn't you think?

>>11465175
>Even mental institutions have laws for visits, I think.
Yeah I think they do. Anon who has been in one from earlier here btw, hope the submissive girlies didn't feel too guilty about being horny for this stuff earlier, just having a bad time lately and have been too drained to post.

>Beg to be rescued from their whitewashed personal hell, try their hardest to convince their loved ones that they're telling the truth.

Hah. Yeah I wonder how much the doctors saw through the fact that I still to this day tell doctors I am a thousand miles away from suicide no matter what I am actually feeling. The meds I was on for a while actually had suicidal thoughts as a side effect, which seems counter productive. It was strange not even having the hints of those anymore after getting off them.

>No I am not suicidal, infact I'd live for a thousand years if I could I love life that much!
>I swear to fuck this is only making me worse let me out fuckdamnit

Maybe if I was actually that sassy I'd get sedated, that part is probably real. Mentally healthy people are far too trusting of doctors by the way, like they're legally obligated to shove you in the hell nexus if you say you feel like death is a preferable alternative to said hell nexus, so perhaps you should come to a understanding that you cannot cross legally actionable lines for both parties sanity. The family in my situation is still "Oh tell the nice doctors everything in exact detail, they only want to help and the system is perfectly legitimate and will always help them do that :)"

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>>11465177

Trust me. I understand that well. I'm pretty sure the only reason I didn't end up in a ward at any point is because I just never told any of my therapists how dark things really were.

But that is a sad truth, isn't it? Medical fraud, medical abuse-- these things happen. The problem is humans being shitty, as they have always been and will always be. Ranging from negligent to outright abusive.
And I've (mercifully) only borne some pretty minor firsthand witness to how shitty doctors can be, but I absolutely agree with you that people without Major Mental Health Issues(tm) place far too much trust in them.
(I think I know exactly the drug you're talking about, too. I'm on a fairly high dose of it right now, as a matter of fact. Truly ironic, how a so-called antidepressant would have that as a side effect. Not like it's doing me any favors considering the very good reasons I have to be depressed at this point. But you know, neither here nor there.)

>>11465181
I was on a lot of them honestly, had a doctor who was very old, and set in his ways, which I do get. This is literally life and death, it took the older generation of doctors dying out for washing their hands to become universal at all. Ive had relatively good experiences with individual doctors, that likely will change one day, my man was looking out for me just he started practising in the 70s when this stuff was really new and the prevailing science was quite literally "keep their mind beaten down long term so they can't hurt themselves or others". I did lose most of my 20s to the fact that was outdated even at the time, and more modern psych med treatment is the complete opposite philosophy, but ehh, could have been way worse. They for sure don't give out anti-psychotics like candy anymore, especially to teens who are just fucking weird and making up that they hear voices so they can feel like they have friends.

Whatever one is the one that gives you those thoughts I was struck by how I would be feeling bad about basically anything, the thought of krumping myself would come in, and it'd be dismissed immediately by the higher parts of my brain saying effectively "No that's fucking stupid you moron, not gonna solve anything". I was actually amazed learning that's not at a base level how my brain works a few years ago. Once again that seems counter productive, but it's not like humanity actually meaningfully understands how these meds work in the first place.

And therein lies the problem, I think. Science at its heart is a bunch of cockroaches throwing mud at the wall to see what sticks. We have a pretty good idea what most of the things we put in our bodies do, but we can't predict them 100% of the time.
I'm sort of experiencing what you're describing in my daily life, though. Feeling punk about the way my life is going, and the thought of ending things on a more permanent level quickly accompanying it, only to ultimately go nowhere. Which I'm really not sure is an intended effect. Really, I've just sort of chosen to stick around because I've got nothing better to do.

I don't know. I had a doctor like that once too, I think. Good guy, just a bit antiquated. Seems like there are a lot of those.

>>11465523
I'm surprised how there's been a lot of progress on the body, it's a cartoon sometimes how much more advanced medicine can be, but the mind? Nah there's been fuck all. 300% worth of advancement in a lot of medical science in the time ive been alive, maximum 10% for the head part, honestly even that feels like too much.

The philosophy I have always have is that life can be a dead end, I certainly live in a dead end every day, but death is a permanent end. You can feel mad as hell about not living, but the end goal is still to live and escape the hell you currently inhabit. Honestly as the years pile up for me it's largely spite, I don't have that much faith I'll ever win anymore but sticking around still feels like a act of defiance against a world that is so deeply against humanity itself.

I haven't been seriously suicidal in a very long time, which I am very surprised by honestly. Spite is a powerful animating force it seems.

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>>11465175
One of my fav ever insane asylum smut on A03 or whatever was exactly like this.
>daughter visits her mother frequently
>the mom is frantically struggling and screaming into her gag
>daughter awkwardly tries to make small talk with her and assure her everything is normal
>she eventually visits less and less because seeing her mother like that is having a bad effect on her own mental health
>one day without warning she's kidnapped and wakes in a straitjacket
>she's chucked into the same padded cell as her mother
>"Hey Dahlia, look! Told you one day your daughter would be here with you, and you tried SO hard to warn her about it!"

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>>11465641

That's fucking fantastic. Likely going to watch her mother lose her mind steadily, knowing she isn't far behind.

I like the concept of the patient being blindfolded and gagged in her own cell. Sorry it's such an obvious thing, but it reinforces how small she is.
Just one more poor little patient, alone and afraid, left to scream her lungs out in a place where no one will ever hear her or care about her again. Her world has already been reduced to the size of her cell, but the blindfold shrinks it to the size of her body. And the gag makes it very clear exactly how valued her thoughts are.

>>11465641
Speaking of insane asylum smut, are there any anons willing to give out some links and reccomendations

>>11465944
Grometsplaza has ton of that

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I would play a horror game starring a girl like this

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