Knowing What The Implant Wants - A Mantamer Chip Manual

 

So I may have gotten a little carried away imagining what kind of manual might come with the Mantamer chip.

After all, if you’re a new owner of a male who’s just had one installed, it’s probably quite a lot to take in. The chip rewires arousal, speech, behaviour, and long-term sexual conditioning: so it’s not like a vibrator with a three-page leaflet and annoyingly sparse descriptions of the different wave settings. You’d want something more… robust.

Something glossy. Clinical. Helpful.

So here’s what I picture Vireon slipping into the welcome pack: a crisp, slightly patronising operator’s guide for the woman now in control of a very obedient man.

It assumes a certain amount of authority already. And a certain level of curiosity about how far this technology can go.

Which, if you’re here reading this… I suspect you have. If you haven't - pick up a copy of Mantamer first: I promise it will make the rest of the post more fun!

 

Mantamer-Enabled Male Owner's Companion

Section 1: Orgasm Control: “The Foundation of Effective Training”

“You may think you want to let him come.
But the chip doesn’t care what you want.
It knows what he needs.”
-- Internal Vireon Field Guide, Revision 6B

Orgasm control isn’t a feature of the Mantamer chip: it’s the spine. The entire neural interface is designed to convert arousal into submission. Every inch of his desperation, every tremble, every moan that cracks in his throat isn’t just delicious; it’s data. The chip reads his ache. It learns from it. And it uses that information to make him yours.

Release doesn’t satisfy him. It resets him.

That isn’t a threat. It’s the system design. The moment you allow him to climax, the training loop clears. All the arousal you’ve built, all the compliance you’ve nurtured, all the psychological pliability... flushed. But keep him denied, and the chip compounds it. Every hour of frustration becomes a tool you can wield. Every edge becomes a lesson.

Every “please” becomes a confession.

Why Denial Works

Neural scans from over 300 Mantamer test subjects showed consistent outcomes:

  • Post-orgasm, submissive suggestibility dropped by over sixty percent

  • Sustained edging increased verbal compliance, obedience to female voice sources, and physical sensitivity

  • Continued denial enhanced emotional bonding and arousal dependency on dominant operators

What this means: your voice becomes the reward. Your presence becomes the trigger. And your “No” becomes the most powerful control input the chip receives.

Recommended Protocol

You don’t need a strict schedule, but Vireon recommends a progressive cycle:

In the early stages, edge him once or twice a day. Enough to create the connection. Enough to reinforce the loop. But do not let him climax. By the second or third week, increase the frequency: shorter, sharper sessions, tied to praise, obedience, even incidental touches. The more often he’s edged, the more tightly the Mantamer syncs to your cues.

Beyond the fourth week, his system should enter a state of deep submission. Verbal softness. Obsessive responses to praise. Spontaneous arousal at your voice. This is the moment the chip becomes permanent; not in hardware, but in psychology.

At this stage, some operators allow a ruined orgasm. Some don’t.
Vireon’s position is simple: you don’t need to let him come. Ever.

Denial Rituals (Operator Suggestions)

Make the act of denial yours. It doesn’t need to be elaborate. It just needs to be deliberate. Operators have reported high success with:

  • Having the subject kneel at the foot of the bed while they undress

  • Whispering “good boy” as he starts to stroke, then going silent as he nears the edge

  • Forcing him to stop and thank you each time he reaches the brink

  • Setting edge intervals: five strokes, stop. Four strokes, stop. Three, stop. Two, stop. One... stop.

Let him beg. Let him cry. Let him call you Miss, or Doctor, or Ma’am: whatever title you like. 

The chip logs everything. And it learns from each desperate sound.

You are no longer rewarding him with orgasm.
You’re rewarding him with your presence.

And that - at least, according to every internal trial Vireon has ever conducted - is all he really wants.

 

Section 2: Conditioning: “Why Not Make Him Love It?”

The Mantamer chip is more than an obedience device. It’s a reconditioning system. Once installed correctly by our experts - and  used consistently - it doesn’t just enforce submission. It reshapes desire. It edits taste. And over time, it rewrites the very instincts your subject believes are his own.

The system’s behavioural modelling engine is designed to observe arousal patterns, isolate them, and then adaptively reinforce new ones. The longer he stays denied, the more sensitive the loop becomes. And that makes it possible - perhaps even too simple - to install new behaviours and kinks directly into his pleasure centres.

This is how a man who once said he hated feet learns to press his face into your arch and weep with gratitude. This is how a reluctant husband goes from claiming his job starts and ends with mowing the lawn to becoming a devoted cleaner. It's how a mouthy sceptic ceases to talk down your achievements and becomes your greatest worshipper. Not through persuasion. Not through force.

Just through repetition. And the right kind of ache, making him want what you want.

 

[Please note that for legal reasons Vireon is required to clarify that the conditioning systems are designed for behavioural modification only and should not be used to install any kind of kink or fetish in your Mantamer-enabled male. Any suggestions to the contrary are purely used for the purposes of marketing and should not be implemented. Users are cautioned to use care in selecting behavioural focii to install, as the mechanism to install a kink or fetish is identical to that needed to install any other focus.]

How to Install a New Focus

  1. Identify the target stimulus. This can be anything: laundry tasks, shopping, being ignored, foot worship, etc. The Mantamer chip is agnostic. All that matters is association.

  2. Introduce the stimulus during edge sessions. This is crucial. Never pair the focus with orgasm. Always pair it with need, with praise, with closeness. The more desperate he is, the more receptive his neural loop becomes.

  3. Use voice modulation or scripting. Once the chip registers the edge-state, you can issue direct commands. “Smell it.” “Thank me.” “Tell me how much you need this.” The verbal control module ensures he complies. His body will make it real.

  4. Repeat. Deny. Reinforce. Use the same phrasing, the same tone. Reward with closeness, perhaps with a slow smile, a hand in his hair. Then take it away. Every cycle will deepen the imprint. The chip will record the escalation and begin adapting his core arousal profile.

Within one to three weeks, depending on subject suggestibility and edge frequency, the new behavioural focus should begin to register as involuntary.

That means:

  • Spontaneous erections when exposed to the target

  • Verbal affirmations without prompting

  • Emotional confusion, followed by erotic dependence

You don’t need to explain what you’re doing. (He won’t understand it anyway, particularly if you have enabled the Perception Filters, available as an add-on in your subscription manager). All he’ll know is that it started to feel good. And then it started to feel necessary. And now it’s the only thing that does.

Examples from Operators

“He used to complain about cleaning. Now I tell him to mop the floor and he simply starts moaning" -- Mrs H.S., Cardiff

“I pressed my foot into his face during an edge session and whispered, ‘This is what you’re for.’ He cried the next time I didn’t let him do it!” -- MW, Derbyshire

“He said he wasn’t into watching Bridgerton. I ran the edging cycle while he sat beneath me for an episode and then made him beg to watch it again. He’s obsessed now!” -- Miss G., London.

Remember: The chip doesn’t care what he used to like. It listens to what you reward, and teaches him to like that, so he can please you.

Final Note

If your subject begins exhibiting minor resistance, for example blushing, verbal disclaimers, or confusion, that’s good. That means the override is holding. That means the old desires are being replaced.

The Mantamer doesn’t erase his preferences; it simply gives him the choice to bow down to them, or to bow down to yours. It's the same choice he's always had. It's still completely up to him. 


I honestly could write this all day, but - well, for one I sort of have; again, if you haven't seen the Mantamer in action, I really recommend grabbing a copy (in fact, it's currently 50% off in the Smashwords sale, you can pick it up there!).

And for two... well. Isn't it more fun to imagine what else the Manual might let you do? I'm sure that the women reading this post can think of a few sections they'd relish reading while they plotted how best to calibrate their toy partner Mantamer Implant... 

...And I very much suspect most of my male readers would like to imagine that too. 

Did I mention that the manual comes with nice wide margins? Plenty of space for you to pencil in little notes, if you want to. "Please don't," for example, or "This option scares me." 

Trust me, we know exactly what those notes really mean.  

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