This is a story about a young Eastern European teen that is
abducted into an international female trafficking ring and sold as a mail order
bride to a wealthy man in the United States. The man isn't looking for a wife
so much as he is looking for a test subject. He has ideas on mental
conditioning that he is determined to perform on a female that meets certain
physical, religious and mental criteria.
His young mail order bride fits these precisely.
Over a period of time using he utilizes both Classical and
Operant conditioning to remodel the woman's sexual responses. He exploits her
pre-existing psychological weaknesses due to damaged familial ties and plays to
her natural attraction to those things which her religion and culture tell her
are forbidden. Using her desire to please her husband, he has her undergo
certain body modifications and enhancements. These changes both excite her and
cause her shame. He exploits that by displaying her in public undermining her
confidence, pride and self-worth. This only causes her to seek him out for
stability as they she forms a severe co-dependency with him. This makes it
easier for her to fall victim to his more severe conditioning.
Using sexual pain and pleasure he molds the young woman's
psyche. Acceptance, rejection, coercion and seduction, and audio visual
conditioning are all used as tools
against the unsuspecting subject. He even draws on her devout religious beliefs
to leverage her behavior. To this end he utilizes a less than devout priest
from the local diocese to aid him in utilizing the religious obedience, fear and guilt that
had been instilled in his wife from a young age.
Through reinforcement by reward of sought after behavior and
punishment for undesired responses, he soon has the young wife behaving like
Pavlov's famous dogs, but in a way that requires no overt outside stimulus
whatsoever. The wife's behavior is automatic upon being exposed to certain
visual stimuli. As she sinks deeper into the morass created for her by her
husband, a dark masochistic thing emerges from inside her.
This is the tale of an unscrupulous man who borders on the
sociopathic. He sacrifices all those around him to satisfy his own needs. He
finds his equals when by happenstance his "special skill set" is
brought to the attention of senior members of the local Catholic diocese, who
seek him out and make him an offer for employment for a special assignment.
