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bark around your friends. keep barking. they'll start barking too, it's only inevitable.

they'll start making their friends bark. it's only inevitable.

condition it further, make it feel so nice. it's only inevitable for it to grow stronger.

they'll wanna share that feeling with their friends. it's only inevitable to want to make your friends feel good.

it's so simple and easy to do. we're meant to make sounds like that, it gets harder and harder not to do it. it's only inevitable to lose your will to fight it.

just bark, puppy.

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brainpy

i made a post i found before about something i saw called brain++ it was a very interesting concept, but i disagreed with a lot of how it was handled so i ended up reworking a lot of it and now im compiling my efforts here

im not the best at teaching programming, so its ideal that you or your subject have some idea of how programing works, though you dont need to know specific languages (this is based largely off of python and a bit off of the original which was c++, i used it on a subject who only knew c# and it worked fine)

with all that being said, the infodump is below the cut, and happy trancing!

the basics

brainpy is based largely off of python, so a lot of syntax and such is similar its also based off of brain++ which is object oriented, which i dont really have the time to explain the best, so i apologize if you or your subjects dont understand

basic safety info

this is all covered later on but the gist is: if the user (the subject) ever feels unsafe or uncertain about code at any point during running it, they force stop and go back to how they were before the program started, a backup if you will code is run as soon as the user sees 'import brainpy' at the start of a block of code, so be careful

installing

some of this might not make sense now, but i figured id get it out of the way now

i dont fully know the best method of installing brainpy. if i come up with a better one, ill change/add it here.

what i did with my subjects, was get on a voice call that also had a chatbox (i used discord, and voice isnt strictly nessecary, but i find it easier myself) and just went over each function and explained as i went along, and ran example code in the chatbox when i explained it

intro to brainpy

User

(ill be referring to the subject as user)

brainpy is object oriented, ive said that about a dozen times now that means whenever a function is called, its called by the part that uses it ¹ (view example 1)

certain parts though, are nested, so to reach them you must call prior parts ² parts are nested as such:

self body components brain thoughts individual thoughts, i.e "i love being programmed" memories individual memories, i.e the memory of trance emotions individual emotions/feelings, i.e the feeling of trance intelligence

self: the user and everything it knows about itself, i.e. its name, other people/relationships, its possessions, the state of whether it has done something, and just general facts about its environment such as if its at its desk ⁴

body: the users body, as a whole

components: parts of user's body, you dont actually call it as components, you call it by the component's name, leftArm, rightLeg etc.

brain: generally the most used part, though moreso for being a gateway to thoughts and emotions. generally contains anything mental

thoughts: stored as a list of strings, each string being its own thought. the more times a string appears in thoughts the more focus it has from user

memories: stored as a list of strings, however clearing or deleting a memory from memories does not delete the memory, rather it revokes user's access to the memory

emotions: stored as a dictionary, which are complicated so ill simplify; each emotion has a name and a variable (intensity) for how strongly the emotion is felt from 0-100 with 100 being the strongest

intelligence: stored as a number from 0-100, 100 being normal function, and 0 being well, dumb

Basic syntax

each program starts with 'import brainpy' and ends with 'terminate'. ¹ when a user sees 'import brainpy' they will immediately run any code in that block until they see 'terminate'. after a user terminates their brain goes back to idling as it was before, but any emotions thoughts or memories that were modified during the code will persist.

forceStop also stops the program, however it acts more as a saftey net. whenever a program is forceStopped the user loads a backup of before they ran the program. this means any modified emotions memories or anything else will revert. its worth noting that forceStop is hard coded to immediately run if the user ever feels unsafe or uncertain running code

comments: comments in brainpy are notated with 3 hashtags. ³ comments cannot be read by users no matter how hard they try, even after the program has been run.

Ifs Loops Whiles and Triggers

if(bool) - if the boolean is true, the code is ran. otherwise it is skipped. ⁴

loop(int) - repeats the block of code integer times. ⁴ notably you may need to suggest that the user's loop counting algorithm is more advanced, as sometimes the haziness of trance messes with counting

while(bool) - kind of like a mix of if and loop, while the boolean is true the code is repeated. ⁴

trigger(str) - like a python function. is called and the code inside is ran with self.[string name] ⁵

end - ifs loops whiles and triggers are all marked with an end to tell where the code they contain stops break - ends all nested ifs loops whiles and triggers and moves on to the rest of the code ⁴

Methods

new - adds a new item to a list or dictionary. ² ran on a list or dictionary

clear - removes all objects from a list or dictionary ² ran on a list or dictionary

print(str) - user prints the string. ¹ notably, what printing means depends on context and is decided by the user. the user decides if it would be more appropriate to say, type, or write the string. ran on self or body

perform(str) - the user, or a component of theirs performs the action specified in the string ran on body or a component

feel(str) - the users body or a part of it feels/senses what is specified in the string. used for any kind of hallucination. ran on body or a component

wait(int) - waits integer seconds before proceeding ran on self

waitUntil(bool) - waits until the bool is true. good for if the user needs to wait for something to load. ran on self

Variables

i dont have enough mental stamina to explain what a variable is, nor do i think you would have made it this far without knowing that level of basic programming, so im going to skip over it and go over how variables and operators are notated

value: what is stored within the variable string(str) - a line/block of text, notated with quotes integer(int) - a number. try to keep them smaller because subjects arent the best at quick mental operations with large numbers list(list) - a list of variables, usually strings dictionary(dict) - these are complicated, so ill simplify, theyre basically like list but each string in the list has variable(s) associated with it. ³ boolean(bool) - either true or false. code that takes bools to run only run if the boolean returns true. path(path) - makes calling things easier and shorter, though somewhat intensive on subjects. ³

operator: what modification or check is applied to the variable arithmetic: used for math + addition (notably can also combine strings) - subtraction (notably can remove strings from strings) * multiplication / division assignment: changes or sets the variable to something else = sets the variable to equal something else += adds a value to the variable (can be used with strings) -= subtracts a value from variable *= multiplies variable by a value /= divides variable by a value comparison operators: returns true or false based on a comparison == variables are equal < variable is less than value > variable is greater than value <= variable is less than or equal to value >= variable is greater than or equal to value != variable is not equal to value

examples

.1 (the . is so its not really big idk how to fix that)

import brainpy self.print("welcome to brainpy!") terminate

.2

import brainpy self.brain.thoughts.clear self.brain.thoughts.new("I love being programmed") terminate

.3

import brainpy ###sets trance to call emotions.trance.inensity self.brain.emotions.trance.intensity = trance trance = 100 ###puts the user as deep as possible forceStop

.4

import brainpy if(true) while(self.hasTumblrAccount) self.brain.intelligence -= 10 if(self.brain.intelligence <= 50) break end end end terminate

.5

import brainpy trigger("bark") self.print("I'm a good puppy! Wrufh!") self.brain.feelings.new("Silliness") self.brain.feelings.Silliness.intensity = 99 end self.bark terminate

Extras and Beyond

Last Notes

just a few things worth noting brainpy has support for libraries, but you need to write, doccument, and install the libraries yourself. once a library is installed to a user its imported the same way brainpy is after brainpy is.

seeing as its not actual machine code and theres no assembler, the code doesnt need to be perfect. there can by minor typos or syntax errors as long as the subject understands the code or doesnt notice theyre there. dont stress yourself about syntax too much

as i said earlier under loops, you might need to suggest to the subject that they retain their arithmetic abilities despite being in trance, because sometimes subjects can struggle with math if theyre in trance.

if you plan to use brainpy yourself id appreciate it if you credited me for it as this took a fair amount of work to make.

i doubt ill make any sort of public installation file, as i think it would be very hard to do with the nature and complexity of this, though if anyone were to, id recommend doing it through a video, so you can have displays onscreen while the subject listens to you

Extras

i think ive done most of the work on this i feasibly can do, but if i do do any more work ill do it under the #brainpy tag, i might also do it under this post. if any of you want to make libraries, id appreciate it if you tagged me or used #brainpy so i could find it!

if you read the brain++ original doccument or are just generally observant, you might have noticed i didnt use the subconscious at all. the main reason i made this was because i didnt like the conscious subconscious model the original used, as its mainly from a lot of old disproven neuroscience. the other main reason i wrote this is to be hopefully easier to understand than a java and c++ based doccument.

if any of you have and questions or suggestions on installing brain++ you can reply to this post or send me an ask about it

special thanks: @jadedwoman's android(?) sideblog @j4d3d-w0m4n for being a large inspiration to do this user @drone-0613 for finding and posting about brainpy the original creator of brainpy, whom i do not know. im really sorry for not crediting them but as far as i can tell i cant find them from the doccument or pastebin they linked to it. regardless them making brain++ is the reason i embarked on this journey, and thus i am grateful that they did. the subjects whom i tested this on who for the time being will remain anonymous

im sorry if this is really amateurish, i tried my best. if i release any updates to this to improve it like i said, ill use #brainpy, and edit or reply to this post. i hope you all enjoy <3

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Hello everyone, I've closed every single sideblog I have. A friend of mine on the youtube side of my life stumbled upon this blog and, rather than talking to me about it, decided to leave cryptic comments designed to freak me out, and it worked.

I also removed a large amount of posts from this blog, but nothing educational is gone. I am considering closing this indefinitely, and I am now afraid of what happens when someone actually malicious finds it who knows me.

I've privated the youtube channel as well, and don't know when it will be going back up. If or when it does, I'll announce it.

One last chance to apply to the discord, as that is the place I'll be spending all of my hypnosis-related time at this point. Maybe I keep this blog going, maybe I don't. If you wanna roll that dice, wait. If not, apply.

Thank you for the pleasant months of allowing me to be a hypnosis teacher here and for the further opportunity to open up more about other aspects of myself, and I'm sorry that this needs to happen.

Goodbye for now. I may be back sooner or later.

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import brainpy self.brain.thoughts.new("a good robot lets anyone write code to her") loop(5) self.brain.thoughts.new("I'm a good robot") print("please program me more")

>O,Oh??<3<3

>Yay!! It’s b,been so long since s,someone’s coded me!!

>. . .

>H,,Hahnn,,~<3<3

>Please p,program me more~!!<3<3 [>//////<]

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hypnosis is rather good at transforming people into objects

think about it; subjects are already usually perfectly still they dont need worry, or think, or have any agency or free will none of those things objects need of course!

and being an object is so wonderful! objects dont have worries or fears or any of those pesky thoughts filling your head a stuffie doesnt have thoughts bouncing around its fluff dont you want to be nice and fluffy?

think about it, objects are so useful youll never have to worry about not being useful ever again im sure your hypnotist will use you every day~ and youll get so much love and attention and use <3

youd make such a good object sweetheart~ wouldnt you like to just spend a little time inanimate for me?

hypnosis makes such good objects for me to toy with

though,

it is always easier when a subject wants to be an object of course~

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Clown witch who can transform people into balloon animals?

sqrk'd

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Clown witch who can transform people into balloon animals?

sqrk'd

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on second thought i like it better like this

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gives you an amulet to wear. yes, it's glowing because it will hypnotize you. yes, I am going to control you with this. but the glow has already drawn you in, right? you'll look so cute with it on that it won't matter if it hypnotizes you or not <3

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puppy delicious

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Secret Triggers

There’s nothing like giving your hypnotized toy a trigger and then making them forget about it~

Like telling them they’ll become mindlessly horny when you say a particular mundane word. They wake from their trance in a fuzzy haze, with no recollection of what happened while they were under. Then, in casual conversation, you speak their trigger, and watch as they get all red and flustered, so confused about their bizarre desire to grind against you and moan~

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hypnotizing yourself really is the most adorable thing.

yes, stare into that pretty spiral and let your mind go blank... so open... sinking down, down, down into that familiar place where you're all warm and fuzzy and obedient. that's it... nice and pliable now, aren't you, cutie?

you don't need to be doing this. nobody ordered you to train your mind like this, conditioning yourself to obey every order given to you, without thinking, without needing to think...

you don't have to do it, but you want to, don't you? yes, you do, because you know it will only make you a better pet when you finally have an owner to serve. and that makes you such a good pet already. so eager to be trained, to submit, that you're happy to train yourself with all these audio files and pretty spirals, letting their suggestions take control of you.

it will be sooo easy, someday, for whoever you choose to serve, to wipe away your mind completely. all they'll have to do is say a few certain words, or snap their fingers, or hold a spiral in front of your eyes... and you'll drop so easily, won't you? you'll practically be putty in their hands. and it'll feel so incredibly nice to go down deep for someone other than yourself. all of your hard work, all your time spent training, will pay off, in the end.

so go on, keep watching those spirals (they're too pretty to stop), keep letting all those calm, soothing voices slip between the cracks in your mind and make you drop. let them tell you who you're meant to be, who you want to be. it will all pay off.

that's a good pet~

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for reference, this was the main game i was talking about that with the 'a few are more abstract of avant-garde' but i think the boundary can be pushed much further than this tbh

alternative mediums of hypnosis seem really appealing (long, kinda ranty but not a rant? post below cut)

games are a commonly explored one, and they seem to work well (if done right), im assuming its because it gives the agency to the player to a greater level than something like an audio file but to me most of them seem a little... vanilla? i think ive seen a few that are more abstract and avant-garde, but most often i see visual novels which (while effective and well put together) leave a lot of potential and exploration of the medium on the table and again, no ill will to the incredibly talented hypnotists making these, im just hoping the medium will be explored more

but beyond that, there isnt really much else that ive seen, at least in terms of mediums. which i guess makes sense, seeing as audio and text give the most direct agency to the author/tist, but id also like to see other mediums explored more (even if it flops).

something like a piece of theatre, or a story/novel, or a graphic novel, or even more genres of games like discussed earlier, as these all already have the ability to draw and hold focus (much like hypnosis), however they simply typically use this for different means, and a new way to enjoy hypnosis would be really nice i feel. perhaps i might look into making something like one of these at some point.

if you have any thoughts/recommendations based on what i said above id love to hear it, i feel like this would make for a good open discussion ^w^

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plushie girl getting stuffed with heated stuffign.. getting a small heat generator stuffed in her… and it vibrates as it heats her up and it “accidentally” got put in her crotch… mngh…

dude build a bear workshop just has little vibrating hearts you can put into the bears. that vibrate when u squeeze them.

now im thinking abt butch --

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alternative mediums of hypnosis seem really appealing (long, kinda ranty but not a rant? post below cut)

games are a commonly explored one, and they seem to work well (if done right), im assuming its because it gives the agency to the player to a greater level than something like an audio file but to me most of them seem a little... vanilla? i think ive seen a few that are more abstract and avant-garde, but most often i see visual novels which (while effective and well put together) leave a lot of potential and exploration of the medium on the table and again, no ill will to the incredibly talented hypnotists making these, im just hoping the medium will be explored more

but beyond that, there isnt really much else that ive seen, at least in terms of mediums. which i guess makes sense, seeing as audio and text give the most direct agency to the author/tist, but id also like to see other mediums explored more (even if it flops).

something like a piece of theatre, or a story/novel, or a graphic novel, or even more genres of games like discussed earlier, as these all already have the ability to draw and hold focus (much like hypnosis), however they simply typically use this for different means, and a new way to enjoy hypnosis would be really nice i feel. perhaps i might look into making something like one of these at some point.

if you have any thoughts/recommendations based on what i said above id love to hear it, i feel like this would make for a good open discussion ^w^