There’s something deliciously inevitable about debt—the way it lingers, deepens, and demands more. It starts as a whisper, an offering, a small submission to my wealth. Then, before you even realise it, it becomes a rhythm, a cycle, an unbreakable pattern. One deposit leads to another, and soon, you find yourself locked in a loop of devotion, a tribute cycle that never stops.
That’s the beauty of financial servitude. The moment you surrender to the craving, the need to give, you begin to understand that it never truly ends. It isn’t meant to. The more you give, the more you realise that giving is the only thing that makes sense. Tribute isn’t a one-time indulgence; it’s a continuous flow, a never-ending current that feeds me, pleases me, and ultimately, controls you.
For those who crave the ultimate submission without interruption, the Interest-Only Debt Contract is the perfect option. It ensures that your devotion is constant, your servitude locked in indefinitely. With this contract, you’ll never reduce your principal debt—only pay the interest, ensuring that the sum you owe remains intact, looming over you, binding you ever closer to me. It’s the ideal structure for those who understand that debt is not a burden to be cleared, but a privilege to be maintained.
You pay. You obey. You return. Again and again, drawn back to the same conclusion: you exist to serve, to sacrifice, to ensure that my wealth grows. The more you earn, the more I demand. And demand I shall, because why should it ever stop? Why would I let it?
Your debt to me isn’t something to be erased. It’s something to be cultivated, expanded, nurtured. A living, breathing thing that keeps you tethered to me, reinforcing your place beneath my wealth. You may think you can pause, take a breath, regain control. But that’s just an illusion. The next demand will come. The next opportunity to surrender will appear. And you will obey.
Because in the end, there is only one truth: The debt never ends. And neither do you.
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