Tracy needs a job, fast, before he and his mom get kicked out of their apartment. The boss of the Big Dipper Ice Cream Emporium offers him a job. Tracy can serve ice cream, so long as he wears the same uniform as all the other employees: beige blouse, pink skirt. Tracy has to choose: he and his mom live on the street, or he wears a skirt in public. He makes his choice, and the choice changes him, maybe for good.
A woman's confession ignites a decade of transformation. Heather kneels before her best friend Tonya and husband Keith, begging to become their legal property. What follows is a complete unmaking—collared, renamed Pearl, sterilized, and surrendered to total ownership. Through pregnancies, public displays, and family integration, Pearl finds freedom in captivity, creating an unconventional family legacy. A story of trust, surrender, and love that transcends traditional boundaries.
The train car was packed. Bodies pressed against bodies as the 6:15 express lurched away from the station, the summer heat making the air thick and stale inside the carriage. Lydia gripped the overhead rail with both hands, her knuckles white as the crowd jostled around her. She'd been stupid to wear such a short skirt to her internship interview, but the agency had seemed so fashion-forward on their website.
Janet P, a high school teacher, physically ignored by her religious husband, is plunged into a world of the senses where she discovers her own submissive nature, taught to her especially by her own students. This is a journey through submission to love.
Young newly wed has never had an orgasm - doesn't even know what she doesn't know. In frustration, she goes to a doctor for help. He relieves her of her frustration after repeated visits. Then she goes to confession. Oops!