Pretty Maids All in a Row: Falling into Service

Stories by John Silver, about adults apparently coerced into humiliating roles.

He is different, with the experience of a long lifetime, often spent 'living the life', to draw on. I love reading telling details that show he's often been in sexual use and servitude, and usually loved it.

Foreword, he has been there, laundered and ironed the dress and apron, and then worn them out!Trapped by The Dress, conned into buying a dress he can't afford.

Unable to pay rent, landlord 'breaks him in as a working girl', sells him to be a whore. Serving the Paying Guest, he rents out house he inherited, ends up as the maid-slave to his male tenant. Serving His Wife Too, by Marcia. Master marries, so he has a Mistress to serve as well!Trained to Clean, borrows cleaner's uniform, becomes cleaner to the other tenants, a whore for his Master, landlord of the block. Pride and the Fall, 1800s, Jane emigrates to run a plantation in North America, then enslaves her cousin as a breeder sow to beget new slave stock. Submission to Serve, dad funds a shared student house, son drops out of uni., becomes the house maid.

That becomes his life evermore. Submissive Inheritance, inherits a house, lets it out, step by step is ensnared into becoming the live-in housemaid for the extended family to whom he lets it. Asian Maid, volunteers to be girl to dance-for and serve parties of Asian men, who use her as they would a girl in a similar role. Petticoat Prince, Prince prefers being a maid to the role of heir apparent, so is whisked off to serve elsewhere to avoid gossip, abdicates to be a maid for life. Night Encounter, out. dressed, leads to him being taken on as maid and whore. Job Satisfaction, borrowing the clothes of the wife of his boss, led to being taken into service as their housemaid, a sex toy for the boss. Lockdown Gets Real!, covid leads to redundancy, new career as housemaid and whore. Memories, by Alice Ayes. Memories of volunteering for anonymous gay sex and dogging. Part Time Fem, John Silver's musing on the eternal question, 'why?'!