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slaveboi
a slave serves; a boy pleases
Boy is a noun. boi* is the familiar. It is a phonetic spelling that connotes endearment.
Look, Feel, Attitude;
SIR, Yes, SIR is a mantra. It is a conditioning that runs inside at all times to the rhythm of life in the UNIT. “SIR, yes Sir; Sir YES, Sir, Sir yes, SIR.” How many ways could a boy say Sir, Yes, Sir if this was it’s only phrase? 1001 at least! Sir, Yes, Sir means more than hearing. Sir, Yes, Sir means more than Understandin’. Sir, Yes, Sir is an affirmation of compliance. Sir, Yes, Sir means a done deal. Sir, Yes, Sir is affirmation of the VOW of one’s place. Sir, Yes, Sir is witness to the station of the SIR. SIR, Yes, Sir is the continuous renewal of commitment. Sir, Yes, Sir along with It’s acceptance by the SIR, is the living contract. No other is needed except as regard the business of The UNIT. Sir, Yes, Sir is the nourishment of the roots of the UNIT. Sir, Yes, Sir is the food of arousal.
The progress of the process of becoming slaveboi in The House Of Ross
At the close of each segment the recruit can request release or re-up and continue on. NOTE: Long distance training can indeed succeed. No boy is a slave until it has surrendered it’s sexuality. The pleasure of a slave is taken from the serving of, and pleasure of, the SIR There is more, more and more – it’s a lifetime of more. But know these things: Life is lived in The House Of Ross ‘on a human scale’ which means always being “Frightfully Honest”. No games, no secrets, no manipulations. There is nothing a boy cannot do, cannot have, cannot be that requires it to be out of gear or out of character. No-Thing. A boy can raise the bar but never, ever, lower it. First, last and all-ways – Word applies: OBEY!
Finally: Knowing fully within, that,in the end; no matter how hybred, outrageous or freeky,
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*NOTE. This spelling was first used in The House Of Ross over 20 years ago to distinguish the then, Political Incorrect use of boy in reference to African-American men.
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