E. J. Bullin: Stories

Two childhood friends accept a radical scholarship, receiving neural implants that connect them to an AI overseer. Stripped of clothing and privacy, they navigate enforced public nudity, constant arousal denial, and escalating bondage. Their journey from high school through merger explores vulnerability, control, and the ultimate surrender—becoming one consciousness in two bodies, forever bound.

Sage Holloway wanted to be seen. As an artist, she'd performed her whole life. When a zoo offered her a year in a naturalistic human exhibit, stripped of clothes and pretense, she said yes. 167 days later, when the outside world finally came to free her, she refused to leave. The Cascade Observatory is a haunting meditation on freedom, captivity, and what it means to become an animal.

Darcy is a thrill-seeker who undergoes a radical change. The story vividly portrays Darcy’s appearance and excitement for college life, especially the intriguing attraction of the Delta Tau Chi sorority’s exclusive poolside “smother chairs.”

This is a retelling of 'Darcy's Adventurous College Life Transition. A college girl's obsession with Zoe, a willing "Resident," plunges her into a dark world of ritualistic boxes, cunt faces, and sacrifice. As she navigates a system built on control and death, her fight for identity and freedom becomes a desperate battle for love, survival, and escape.

A young mother signs a contract for a second job. Forty dollars an hour. Three nights a week. The catch? She must remain naked forever—at work, at home, everywhere. No exceptions. Now her husband and daughter are hostages. And the gallery won't let her leave. Ever.

A young woman made a calculated choice to surrender everything her name, her clothes, her autonomy for the mailgirl program's promise of peace. Through permanent tattoos and a locked collar, she discovers that true freedom lies in becoming property, leaving behind her father and the life she never wanted, in a dark exploration of identity, consent, and the inheritance we choose.

Gabrielle Cannon joins the Financial Limited Mailgirl Program, becoming property #129. Over a decade, she endures tattooing, collaring, and sexual servitude while secretly preserving her identity. The program is exposed and shut down. Gabrielle writes a memoir, reconnects with her father, and reclaims her freedom—wearing her collar by choice as a symbol of survival.

Based on the incomplete serial “Amber and Emily Saved by Aaron Adams” (2019, Storiesonline). This remaster expands the original 24-hour timeline to three weeks of initial trial, then eleven months of growth, all from Amber’s first-person perspective. The original author’s plot, characters, and key scenes are preserved and honored. Any errors have been corrected, and the story has been deepened with internal monologue, extended kennel sequences, and a fully realized ending.

Broke, betrayed, and alone, Jennifer signs away her freedom for a promise of transformation. Stripped, bound, and exposed in public for days, she endures a harrowing journey toward a new self—only to discover that liberation and captivity are the same thing. A dark psychological tale of surrender.

Two best friends. One daring psychology experiment. At UC San Diego, Sophia and Riley voluntarily seal themselves naked inside transparent glass bondage coffins for hours of unrelenting public torment. Tubes, catheters, and double vibrators keep them alive while extreme climate swings—from freezing to scorching—push their bodies and minds to the limit. Watched by thousands, monitored by their dominant friends Taylor and Brooke, and guided by faculty, they endure without safe words or mercy.