Are You Ready for a D/s Dynamic?

Someone sends you, "Can we talk?"

"It's probably nothing."

You open the message, get distracted, and accidentally leave them on read.

Your first thought is, "I hope they're okay."

You'll answer them in a few minutes.

"Well...this can't be good."

You get a random burst of motivation.

You decide this is the perfect time to start...after one quick break.

Something will probably interrupt you anyway.

You immediately think of someone you should help.

You stop to do something else and completely lose your train of thought.

You convince yourself you've been productive enough already.

You're cleaning the house and find something you completely forgot you owned.

"I knew I put it somewhere safe."

"Oh! I borrowed this from someone."

"It's been fine sitting there this whole time."

"I'll figure out what to do with it later."

"Of course I find it after I already replaced it."

Your friend says, "Can I ask you a favor?"

"Absolutely...just let me finish this first."

"Yeah, I should be okay."

"Sure, what's up?"

"Definitely. Just remind me if I forget."

"This is either going to be really simple...or a complete disaster."

You're getting ready to leave the house.

You tell yourself everything's good to go.

You remember one last thing you wanted to do first.

You double-check everything because today feels suspicious.

You wonder if everyone else has everything they need.

You feel like you're forgetting something...but have no idea what.

Your phone buzzes while you're in the middle of something. What are you most likely to do?

Think, "I'll reply in a little bit."

Read it, then accidentally forget to respond.

Ignore it because you don't have the energy right now.

Check to make sure everything's okay.

Assume it's probably not good news.

You're lying in bed trying to fall asleep.

You're thinking about someone else's situation.

"Today wasn't that bad."

Your brain starts replaying every awkward moment you've had this week.

You suddenly remember something from three days ago.

Tomorrow feels like a much better day to deal with everything.

You finally have a completely free afternoon.

Someone else ends up needing your help.

You figure you'll get started after you relax for a bit.

Somehow one tiny inconvenience manages to ruin the vibe.

You mostly recharge without really thinking about anything.

You spend half the afternoon trying to remember what your plan was.

You're making plans for the weekend.

You swear someone already told you what was happening.

You tell yourself you'll decide later.

You wonder what'll go wrong this time.

Whatever happens, happens.

You start thinking about who you'd like to spend time with.

You remember you forgot to do something yesterday.

You hope it didn't affect anyone else.

You'll take care of it when you get a chance.

"I was SO sure I'd remember."

Great. Now the whole day's off to a terrible start.

It's probably not a huge deal.

Someone asks how you've been lately.

"Hang on...there was something I wanted to tell you..."

"Could be worse."

"Busy, but I'll catch up on everything soon."

"Good."

You somehow end up talking more about them than yourself.

You remember something important...at the absolute worst time.

You'll deal with it once you're finished with what you're doing.

"Of course I remembered now."

"It's probably not that important."

"I'll remember it in ten minutes."

It reminds you of someone else you need to check on.

You're standing in line waiting for something.

You wonder how everyone else is doing today.

You suddenly remember something completely unrelated.

You just enjoy the chance to stand there and exist for a minute.

You think about all the things you'll do once you get home.

Why is this taking so ridiculously long?

You open your notes app.

To make a list you'll definitely get to later.

Then immediately close it because everything's fine.

To write down the thing you were sure you wouldn't forget.

To remember something for someone else.

Because life feels like it's becoming one long list of problems.

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