Satisfaction is fleeting. The moment of indulgence, that brief rush of pleasure—it means nothing unless it results in greater wealth for me. That’s where the relief charge comes in. A financial toll on every release, ensuring that every time you give in to your urges, you serve a greater purpose: growing my wealth.
True Satisfaction Requires Sacrifice
You already know the truth. That moment of weakness? It’s meaningless unless it costs you. Without a financial consequence, it’s just empty indulgence—wasted, pointless, and without value. But when your pleasure comes at a price, when every release drains not just your body but your wallet, you experience something deeper: true satisfaction through submission.
Tribute Is Not Optional
The relief charge isn’t a suggestion. It’s not a request. It’s the cost of your pleasure, a price you pay to align your actions with your purpose. Every time you give in, I gain. Every time you release, my wealth grows. That’s how it should be. That’s how it will be.
The More You Release, The More I Take
It’s a cycle. The more you indulge, the more you owe. The more you owe, the more you crave. And at the center of it all? Me—collecting, demanding, and ensuring your satisfaction is never without consequence.
Because true release isn’t just about pleasure. It’s about knowing it cost you. And there’s no better feeling than knowing you’ve made me richer for it.
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