Do subliminal messages work for Sissy purposes ?

So dear Sisters, here we are back on an old subject. As old as the seventies. Subliminal messages.

Which is nothing less than information passed to human brain on levels below cognitive perception.

Whaaat ? Chill down. I'll try to explain.

An image flashed in a video for a moment too short to apprehend. Looks like an editing glitch of sorts. Like if the rendering software missed a frame.

Or a shadow, transparency overlay at saturation levels below cognitive perception. Most often perceived as a benign photographic flaw, lens flare or just noise.

And plenty of other information feeding techniques crafted to start background sub-conscious information processing.

Ye, but does it work ? Mixed signals. Some will say, yes, at least in 80% of cases. Others will harshly argue the opposite.

Most will agree that should subliminal messages work, they must be well crafted to target cognitive dissonance schemes and, this is really important, will enhance the probability of actions the individuals have already planned for.

 Your mileage can vary as the saying goes. For other papers describe the involuntary conditioning of unsuspecting individuals. Go figure...

So here I am. Playing with subliminal messages. Sure I tell it all before. Warning, this media contains subliminal messages crafted to do this and that.

That's how I came to put together a slideshow intended to urge it's viewers into penetrative activities. Here it is:

Then decided to check it's effects on me. How funny. well, there's not such a thing as too much fun or am I wrong ? Hit the play button.

Bottom line, it worked. Yep. That short slideshow had it's take on me.

Quite a pumping take indeed. Just all of a sudden, from nowhere, in the middle of a lazy sunny afternoon. I had to have it. I just had. Put the phone in silent mode, rush to my bedroom.

Was it good ? Ask my pillow. It never had that much of cuddling.

I love you, I love you all !