Pathways to Submission: Lisa
Copyright© 2024 by Rachael Jane
Chapter 1: Compatibility Test
Science Fiction Sex Story: Chapter 1: Compatibility Test - In the near future, Lisa and Michael undertake a Personality Compatibility Test ahead of their pending marriage. The test requires them to navigate an AI generated scenario. The experience provides a shock for Lisa when her deep submissive traits are exposed. How will Michael and Lisa react to the results of the test? What consequences will follow? Is this the route to a happy marriage, or does some other fate await them?
Caution: This Science Fiction Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa Fa/Fa Consensual Mind Control NonConsensual Slavery BiSexual Heterosexual Fiction Science Fiction Sharing BDSM FemaleDom Humiliation Rough Anal Sex Masturbation Oral Sex Safe Sex Prostitution Royalty
A story from the nottoodistant future...
I love Michael. We’ve been friends since junior school. Our fathers are business partners. Michael and I have been officially dating for the last ten months, and living together for the last three. But I must be insane to agree to his request. Well, it isn’t exactly a request. More a perfectly logical demand that we test our compatibility for marriage using the Personality Compatibility Test. According to Michael, it’s proven technology, and the many hundreds of couples who have taken the test swear by it. Marriages among tested couples ending in divorce are an insignificant number compared to those who were married without taking the test before the big day. The logic is simple. Better to know if your intended life partner is, or isn’t, compatible with you before taking the plunge into marriage. No nasty surprises after the big day. Fewer children living in broken homes following bitter divorces. You use technology to discover whether your intended spouse really is the man or woman of your dreams.
At least, that’s what they say. There’s plenty of glossy brochures and video advertisements promoting PCT. Even medical and social support agencies encourage couples to take the test prior to committing to marriage. It isn’t compulsory, but at least completing the PCT means Michael and I will be fasttracked for a birth permit, if and when we decide to start a family. In these days of strict population control, every couple needs whatever stateapproved advantage we can get.
Supposedly the test teaches us as much about ourselves as our partner. Are we ready for marriage? Are we compatible marriage partners? How do we relate to the other? Would we be good parents? What are our real likes and dislikes? Apparently all will be revealed ... yeah, right! I’m a sceptic about the validity of the PCT despite what all the government agencies decide. But Michael is sold on the idea.
I successfully navigated the short preliminary test on my own yesterday. A fifteen minute fantasy loosely based on some pirate movie I vaguely recall watching when I was younger. I admit that it was fun ... creepy, but fun. If nothing else, it removed several reservations I had about doing the test with Michael. The extent to which the PCT shares your thoughts and emotions with anyone doing the test with you requires a huge amount of trust. I guess that’s one of the reasons the test is reported to be so successful. If you don’t trust your partner, then the likelihood of a successful marriage is notsogood.
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