Prologue
The Brit introduced himself to me on HypnosisForGuys.com in late 2014 or early 2015.
We clicked as internet friends and talked about recreational hypnosis,
our lives, and the world at large using HypnosisForGuys messages and later by email.
At that time we were both seeking hypnosis experience as subjects.
We met in person at the 2016 New England Erotic Hypnosis Unconvention (NEEHU) in Hartford,
Connecticut, USA. We stayed in separate hotel rooms but ate meals together and took a
shower together (very enjoyable).
The Brit enjoyed the hypnocon very, very much but it left me cold. I was offended by the
homophobia and the organizers breaking their own rules. Afterwards the Brit and I continued our
online friendship and included phone calls and video Skype.
The Brit enthusiastically pursued training to become a hypnotist. He has a talent for it,
a seductive barritone voice, and the right imagination and erotic sensibility.
He's the best and most effective hypnotist I have worked or played with.
In 2018 I was living in a large arrid desert city. The Brit would be attending a popular
hypnocon in the US Great Lakes region and said he wanted to visit me after the hypnocon before
returning to the UK. We made our plans to meet in person for the second time.
Pulp - Something Changed
Subject: I'm a fat fraud!
From: BRIT
Date: Wed, 27 Jun 2018 07:15:39 +0100
To: YANK
Two weeks to fly! And I have a [Redacted] guide book now! I think I get
them more for the maps and mementos than as an actual guide tbh ...
I'm feeling like a fraud though as I'm probably less muscular than
last time you saw me, and the intention was very much that I'd have
grown since then ;) Had my own bad few times and progress stalled then
slipped then recovered then slipped etc. It really is that everybody
wants the magic routine or supplement, but just keeping at working out
is the obvious route to growing big that nobody wants to hear ...
So here's a picture of me in a too tight shirt from the end of 2016
when I looked a little better. The small child is my nephew, who has
some scary similarities to me and may also be the devil - I try not to
think of those things together.
See you in three weeks!
Brit
[Attachment redacted]
Subject: May I get something delivered to your home?
From: BRIT
Date: Fri, 29 Jun 2018 07:16:35 +0100
To: YANK
There is a marketing thing of some hypnosis prompt cards where you it pay shipping - pretty sure
at that price it will only go to the USA though. I quite fancy it so was wondering if I could get
them delivered to your address? You can be the first to experience their awesome powers!
Brit
Subject: Re: May I get something delivered to your home?
From: YANK
Date: Fri, 29 Jun 2018 06:27:10 -0700
To: BRIT
Yes!
[Address redacted]
Also, I'd like to send you a key to my apartment in case we're not able to connect in a timely
manner when your flight arrives. What is the best way to send it? US Postal Service? UPS?
FedEx? DHL? To your home or work address?
Hugs,
--Yank
Subject: Re: May I get something delivered to your home?
From: BRIT
Date: Fri, 29 Jun 2018 15:58:35 +0100
To: YANK
Thank you!
I don't actually know what the best way to send it is - I guess anything that will arrive in a week
(last day for delivery would be Tuesday 10th as I fly on Wednesday). Delivery to work would be
better
[Address redacted]
Thank you for being so thoughtful
Subject: Re: May I get something delivered to your home?
From: YANK
Date: Fri, 29 Jun 2018 09:19:53 -0700
To: BRIT
Brit,
I'll send a key to your workplace and I'll also find a good place to hide one for you at my
apartment complex. Magnetic key cases are a wonderful thing.
Hugs,
Yank
Subject: The peculiarities of the United States Postal Service
From: YANK
Date: Sat, 30 Jun 2018 11:37:13 -0700
To: BRIT
Brit,
I checked what it would cost to send you an apartment key via the US Postal Service.
$50.50.
No, really.
Apparently a key is metal and they can't send anything metal to another country in a regular paper
envelope. So a "first class" letter for $1.50 is out of the question. So is a flat
cardboard mailer
because its dimensions exceed "first class" letter limits.
Which brings us to the next service level, "priority mail". 5 to 7 days which is faster
than "first
class", but the cheapest international service is their flat-rate box. And those start at
$50.50.
I'll be putting your key in a magnetic case stuck to the inside of my porch lamp. No one ever
looks upward so no one will notice.
Hugs,
Yank
Subject: Re: The peculiarities of the United States Postal Service
From: BRIT
Date: Sat, 30 Jun 2018 19:44:51 +0100
To: YANK
Hmm, I think we only claim to have size and weight limits but thinking about it I probably can't
put uranium on a postcard.
I shall look up upon arrival!