Daily Picture Assignment #156 [3.17.2016] This week’s topic: What makes me awesome Making

Daily Picture Assignment #156

[3.17.2016]

This week’s topic: What makes me awesome

Making me write positive things about myself may not seem fitting for these Daily Picture Assignments, which are supposed to be a way to help me remember my place and focus on my dynamic with my owner. But oof, it definitely is. I have a mean as fuck jerkbrain and low self-esteem, so I find it incredibly hard to talk positively about myself, especially to myself.

By making me write good things about myself, Reaction Junkie is giving me a very challenging assignment. So, this week I’m going to tell y'all what makes me awesome, and I’m not going to let any qualifying language slip in, like saying that I don’t think a certain thing is true. No, I’m going to be uncompromising in speaking positively about myself.

One of the things that makes me awesome is that I can handle a whole lot of pain, much, much more than the vast majority of people. I take as much as I can, and then push myself to take just a bit more. I’m incredibly impressive in my ability to take a beating or be put in sadistic rope or manage all sorts of pain and suffering..

I know this is true because many people, tops, bottoms, and switches, have all told me so. I often get complimented on this attribute, and I know more than one person who has marveled at my abilities said they wished they were as heavy a bottom as I am.

Even beyond what other people say, I have objective proof of what I can take in the form of bruises and marks, such as the ones above. I got the ones on the right from my owner smacking me with his hand for about fifteen straight minutes, and the ones of the left from him hitting me with my bike tire jack for another fifteen minutes. The result was these two giant bruises, one on each of my thighs. It hurt to walk, sit, or move for the next several days.

I take a shit ton of pain. I impress people with how much I can take (and even make some people envious of me for it), and I get to wear the results of my awesomeness for all to see.