Scold's Bridled by Her Own Hand (-/F M/F)
Posted: Wed Oct 01, 2025 8:51 pm
Title of Story: Scold's Bridled by Her Own Hand (-/F M/F)
Author: Jenny_1972
Gender Roles: -/F mostly, some M/F
Content Rating: MA (not finished yet, might have some MA parts)
Status: In Progress
Link to Topic: viewtopic.php?t=24164
Synopsis: Kathrin, the narrator, is the mayor of her little town. She is also member of the historic guild. But whenever she tries to join their activities people approach her as Mrs. Mayor because of their various affairs. If only they wouldn't recognise her or, if they still did, if she just couldn't speak.
She has a Scold's Bridle made at the local blacksmith. It works just fine, she can't speak, people can't see her face. And people - the blacksmith, her husband, the police officer - treat her differently, not like Mrs. Mayor anymore, rather like some convict.
To explain to her guild why she chose to wear a Scold's Bridle she let the chairman read a parchment, signed, stamped and sealed by the mayor of the town, that she is sentenced to wear the mask until she better her ways. And who would question a verdict directly from the mayor?
And what has this to do with her previous 'green hair phase' and with this guild girl 'Barbara the Volunteer'?
Tags: Scold's Bridle, mask, bell, handcuffs, chastity belt, renfaire, punishment, tattoo, barefoot
Author: Jenny_1972
Gender Roles: -/F mostly, some M/F
Content Rating: MA (not finished yet, might have some MA parts)
Status: In Progress
Link to Topic: viewtopic.php?t=24164
Synopsis: Kathrin, the narrator, is the mayor of her little town. She is also member of the historic guild. But whenever she tries to join their activities people approach her as Mrs. Mayor because of their various affairs. If only they wouldn't recognise her or, if they still did, if she just couldn't speak.
She has a Scold's Bridle made at the local blacksmith. It works just fine, she can't speak, people can't see her face. And people - the blacksmith, her husband, the police officer - treat her differently, not like Mrs. Mayor anymore, rather like some convict.
To explain to her guild why she chose to wear a Scold's Bridle she let the chairman read a parchment, signed, stamped and sealed by the mayor of the town, that she is sentenced to wear the mask until she better her ways. And who would question a verdict directly from the mayor?
And what has this to do with her previous 'green hair phase' and with this guild girl 'Barbara the Volunteer'?
Tags: Scold's Bridle, mask, bell, handcuffs, chastity belt, renfaire, punishment, tattoo, barefoot