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by deirdre
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I watched her as she came into our dorm room. My new roommate,
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assigned to me by the college. Sarah was her name. It took me just
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seconds to know everything about her--well, not everything, but a
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lot more than you might guess. She was pretty enough, in fact she
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was attractive, with a great body. But she was out of it--she was a
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social nobody. She didn't know quite how to dress (and I saw her
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whole wardrobe as she unpacked), and when she talked, she was
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reticent--she rarely said more than monosyllables. And there was
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something just a little bit weird about her. In other words, she was
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just about exactly opposite of what I was going to be in college.
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Now you might guess that I immediately planned to see if I could
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change roommates, to someone who was more in tune with the world
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and how it worked. If you did, then I'd say you are showing your own
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prejudices--there is no rule that says someone who is conscious of
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their own social position has to be cold-blooded. In fact, Sarah had
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proven to be willing to do me a favor even on that first day, and by
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all appearances was kind and without malice, and it didn't bother me
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at all to do her the favor of helping her improve her own social
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position. In fact, if truth be told, I actually enjoyed the prospect of
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helping her redo her wardrobe and showing her the ropes.
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One thing I was certain: college *wasn't* going to be like high
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school. I was going to make sure of that. In high school, I got to
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watch girls like Wendy Taylor and her friends hang out together and
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lord it over the rest of us, for no more reason than their group was
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the most popular at the school. Well, Wendy was among the few kids
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from our high school I would have to face in college--mostly it
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would be all new people. I was going to scope things out quickly, and
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establish my reputation before things fell into place.
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On our first supper at the dining hall, I had my first chance to check
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out our upper-classmates. Within two days, I had identified the
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group of the most popular girls, whom I watched unobtrusively. My
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goal was clear: be accepted by them rather than whoever came to
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rule the freshman class. That could come later. I talked to Sarah
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about strategy--how to meet them and get to know them, but Sarah
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wasn't interested. "A bunch of snobs," she said, disparagingly. We
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ended up debating the worth of cultivating such friends, neither of
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us budging from our positions: she thought it a complete waste of
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time while I maintained ones social connections have a large effect
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on ones success. But she was willing to go along with me working
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towards getting in their group.
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I picked a girl named Hillary Stafford who was a senior, was
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obviously a member of the group in full standing, and seemed
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relatively friendly and approachable. Sarah and I very carefully
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made sure we were immediately behind her in line at the dining hall,
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and I made a couple of casual comments to her. After the second
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comment, she gave me this surprised look. She also seemed to be
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amused which immediately put me on guard. Perhaps I had
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misjudged and she wasn't as approachable as she appeared. But I
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don't get flustered easily so I managed to remain casual and she was
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willing to trade a little small-talk. After we were through the line,
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she headed over to her group's table and Sarah and I found our own
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table. It wasn't much, but it was a start! Sarah seemed amused by
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my efforts, but she was still willing to go along with things.
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The next day, I managed to walk by Hillary between classes and I
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said a casual "hi", and she seemed taken up short, but after a split
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second she appeared to recognize me and she said "Oh, hi!" She said
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it with such confidence that I immediately knew why she
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commanded such respect. That night at dinner I wasn't silly enough
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to get in line next to her again, but I did manage to arrange it so we
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were walking past her when she got in line and I said "hi" to her
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again. Everything remained casual, but I was more than pleased: less
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than a week into college and I was on the right road.
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All this time I kept my eye on Wendy too. She was already in the
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midst of a group of Freshmen girls who by all appearances looked
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like they were going to be the Freshman "popular crowd". They all
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dressed well and all looked just as great as Wendy. I couldn't help
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but be pleased as I thought about how things were going as I lay in
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bed at night. She could *have* that crowd for the time being.
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After a couple of more days of just an occasional (planned)
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encounter with Hillary, Sarah and I once again got in line right after
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her when we went in for supper. While waiting in line I said "hi" and
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introduced Sarah and myself to her. And we lucked out--she was
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willing to talk with us all through the line, and when we had our
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food, she actually asked if she could join us! Hillary at our table!
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Actually, I would have preferred it if she had asked us to join her
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table, but I wasn't going to complain. But I was surprised--it
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seemed like the unlikeliest thing for her to do. I didn't let the
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opportunity go to waste--I carefully geared my conversation to the
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right balance of friendliness and respect. Sarah didn't say much of
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anything and I did have a twinge of fear that she might be spoiling
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things. But Hillary was amazingly friendly and perfectly willing to
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talk. I realized that I had picked exactly the right one of the group
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to make friends with, but I almost wondered if she really belonged
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to that group! Someone who so easily defected from a group didn't
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seem like they were a permanent member. But I recalled watching
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Hillary with the others and I knew she was definitely at or near the
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top of its hierarchy.
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Well the next day brought even more success: Sarah and I ran into
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Hillary between classes and she stopped to talk to us! In fact, she
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did much more: she told us she and her friends had a "social club" and
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she invited us to join! Sororities are banned at our school and some
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of the girls form less-formal, unofficial groups that they sometimes
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call social clubs. I couldn't believe this! Everything was going too
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well! She told us she'd talk to us again about it and take us to a
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meeting if we were interested.
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Sarah snorted with disgust when Hillary was out of earshot. All
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that day I talked to her and I couldn't convince her it was worth
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anything to go with Hillary and me. Actually, I wanted her to go--
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even though I can put on a good act, it's always best to have moral
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support. But she said she had better things to do with her time.
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But I already knew that Sarah eventually always followed my lead.
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By the time we saw Hillary at supper, Sarah's refusal had turned to
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complaints about the time we were going to waste. Hillary sought
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us out, brought up the subject again, and when we agreed, she told us
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she'd take us to a meeting that same night! She even agreed to stop
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by our dorm room and pick us up!
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I fretted about what to wear--this was very important, and I was
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caught off guard having to make such a decision without advanced
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knowledge of exactly how these things worked. I realized I should
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have made friends with another upper-classwoman who knew about
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these things. I finally picked out something that was at home among
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casual clothes as well as with dresses, but it was painful trying to
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get Sarah dressed similarly, given her wardrobe.
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When Hillary arrived, she was in shorts and it was clear to me that
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it was going to be quite casual. I felt relieved because Sarah had
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ended up in a more casual outfit than I had originally been
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comfortable with. Now things looked perfect.
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Hillary took us walking into town. As we walked, she told us there
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was an initiation, which was horribly embarrassing, but otherwise
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was no big deal. I asked her what it was, and she said we'd be
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paddled. I almost choked but I kept my cool. My mind raced for about
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fifteen seconds, but then I decided it was well worth it. Then I
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began to wonder at the fact that Sarah hadn't stopped to protest. I
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glanced at her, but she seemed unperturbed. I didn't think much more
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about her--my mind was on what was coming.
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Hillary pointed out a house and we walked up to it and Hillary sort of
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warned us to just go along with things: that we would suffer a bit of
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humiliation but it would be over quickly enough. I was still nervous
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and wondering but I hid it. Sarah was unreadable as usual. The
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lights were dim all over the house and no one was in the front hall or
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the living room when we arrived though I heard voices. Hillary led
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us to another room: a den or something: it had a couch. She told us to
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wait a minute and she left through a door to a more lighted room
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which I gathered was the kitchen.
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"What do you think?" I asked Sarah.
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"Look what you've got me into," was her response. Actually I couldn't
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blame her at that moment.
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Hillary came back with two other girls. One of the girls told the
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other one to sit on the couch and soon it was clear to me that there
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were three of us were to be initiated. Then the girl who brought her
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in left and it was just Hillary and the three of us. She told us to get
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undressed. Once again I thought very quickly for about 5 seconds.
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Then I committed myself--I started on my blouse. Sarah and the
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other girl both looked a little nervous, then they followed my lead.
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Soon we were in underwear and Hillary told us to take the rest off.
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"Don't worry too much," she added in a low voice, "its basically just
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a bit of humiliation." *More humiliation than I was expecting* I
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thought.
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Soon the three of us were sitting nude on the couch. Hillary went
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and came back with some pieces of leather and buckles and things
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which I soon figured out were restraints! She told the other girl to
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stand and proceeded to restrain her hands behind her! Then she did
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her feet and helped her to sit down again. There was no going back
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so I submitted to the same treatment. I couldn't believe I was doing
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this.
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Soon we were all three sitting there, bound, on the couch. Our legs
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were bound together and we couldn't have gotten up and left if we
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wanted to. Then Hillary took this device and put it in the girl's
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mouth. It turned out to be a gag. I'd never seen a gag like that: it
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held her mouth open and filled it. She did the same to me and then to
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Sarah. Then she left.
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I looked around. It was the three of us sitting on the couch like that.
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We were completely helpless. Once in a while I saw a girl walk by a
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door and a couple of girls walked through the room. They looked at
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us briefly and one smiled, but otherwise they didn't react to our
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state at all. Hillary was certainly right about the humiliation.
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Then I noticed a girl walking by one of the doors who was completely
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nude! After that, every girl we saw was nude. After a while there
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weren't so many girls walking around and no one was in the room
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with us but I saw a couple of girls standing in the kitchen. Still
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nude. They were talking to other people in the kitchen.
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Then I heard a bit more talking and moving around, and then a woman
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walked out of the kitchen. She wasn't nude--in fact, she was
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dressed in a suit, as if she were some corporate executive or
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something. She was blond and beautiful though a bit severe. She
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appeared to be in her late twenties. She walked in and looked at us
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and a couple of nude girls followed her. She didn't smile or say hi or
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anything.
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"That one first," she said, pointing at the girl sitting with Sarah and
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me after inspecting us each in turn. I noticed that when she looked
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at me, her eyes never met mine-she hardly even looked at my face.
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Then she turned around and walked back into the kitchen. The other
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two girls pulled the girl off the couch and guided her into the
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kitchen, following the woman. She had a lot of trouble walking and
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the other two girls practically had to carry her. From where we
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were sitting, we could see the two girls get her up to a table and
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lean her over the edge, face down. Then they stood there and held
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her. The woman, who had disappeared from sight, returned with a
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belt or strap or something in her hand. It looked like leather and she
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had folded it double.
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Then I couldn't believe it! She started whacking the girl's behind
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with the strap, but I couldn't believe how hard she was doing it. The
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girl jumped at the first whack and the other two girls grabbed her
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tighter to hold her down. Then she jerked with each whack and it
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was obvious that she was struggling to get away. I could barely hear
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her trying to scream through the gag. But the woman just kept
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beating and beating her--I couldn't count how many times.
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I started shivering. I couldn't believe we'd gotten ourselves into
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this. I continued watching as if in a trance. The woman finally
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stopped, and then had what looked like a thin piece of bamboo in her
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hand. She whipped the girl's rear with it and the girl jumped again
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and looked like she was struggling even harder. I started to squirm.
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I had to get out of there, but I had no idea how. The girl was still
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struggling and the woman was still working on her rear. She stopped
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a couple of times for a few seconds while the other girls got a
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better grip on the girl. They just went on and on and I couldn't
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believe it!
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I had wriggled onto the floor and was trying to figure out what to do
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next. I was in a blind panic. It briefly registered in my mind that
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Sarah was there too--she was still sitting on the couch, staring at
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the spectacle in the kitchen and looked frightened out of her wits.
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But she hadn't moved a muscle.
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A couple of girls came in (both nude) and saw me on the floor.
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"I guess this one doesn't want to go through with it," said one of the
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two. They immediately started untying me and ungagging me. I
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couldn't believe it: they were going to free me just like that! I had
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been scared that there was no way out! After they untied me, they
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led me out. I turned around and looked at Sarah. She was still
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sitting there, making no move to come along.
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"Sarah?" I queried. She turned her head and looked at me. Her eyes
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were filled with fright, but she just sat there. Our eyes were locked
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for a few seconds, then one of the girls pulled on me and said to
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come on. They led me to another empty room and gave me my clothes
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and told me I could get dressed.
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Just as I was finished getting dressed, Hillary walked in... nude.
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Suddenly I felt so funny standing there dressed next to Hillary,
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completely naked. I must have giggled nervously. She led me to the
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front door and told me not to worry and that if I should ever have a
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change of heart, to let her know and she'd bring me back. I couldn't
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keep myself from an occasional glance at her body which was
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absolutely flawless. She was beautiful dressed or not. Then she
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looked down at her own breasts, then I saw that her eyes were
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looking back up at me under her brows. She was grinning at me. I
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felt so foolish.
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I walked away from there, my mind spinning. I was still shivering at
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the thought of the whipping I witnessed. And me, unable to stop
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them if they planned to force me! And Sarah not coming back with
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me. And Hillary. Sarah never returned that night and she still
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wasn't back when I woke up. I finally ran into her that evening at
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supper: she got in line with me. I was dying to ask her what
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happened, but I was strangely reticent to bring it up. We talked as
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usual and she came and sat with me as usual.
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Halfway through eating supper, she stood up without warning and
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went over to Hillary's table. I stared at her for a couple of seconds
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and then got control of myself again. She walked over, talked briefly
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to one of the girls and then went back to the cafeteria line and came
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back carrying something. When she got closer I realized it was a
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fork. She gave it back to the girl she had talked to and returned to
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me. That was the strangest thing--I didn't know what to make of it.
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On the way out, I had another surprise: I looked over at Hillary's
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table and I discovered that Wendy Taylor was sitting with them! She
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was just talking and laughing with the rest of them. I just walked
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on with Sarah back to our room, wondering what was going on.
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The next morning when Sarah and I were in line for breakfast,
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Hillary walked right up to us. She gave Sarah a couple of books she
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was carrying. Sarah left the line and went and put them on Hillary's
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usual table and then came back. Other than that, Sarah and I had our
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usual breakfast except I noticed that other girls besides Sarah
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sometimes went over to Hillary's table and did them little favors,
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and later between classes I saw the same thing happen outside. I
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realized that Hillary's friends would just call a girl over as if she
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were a waitress and the girl would always come. That night at
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supper I saw more of the same. And Wendy Taylor was sitting at
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Hillary's table again.
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Sarah sometimes went off in the evening and I don't know where she
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was going. She'd still be gone in the morning. Once I was still
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hanging out at the room when she showed up in the middle of one
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morning after being out. She saw me and she acted a little weird.
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She looked worn out and she said she wanted to take a shower. But
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she wouldn't undress: she got out some clean clothes and took them
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to the bathroom.
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But somehow, other than her all-night excursions and the little
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favors she did for Hillary's group, she actually seemed a little
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friendlier to me. There was one other incident that left me
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wondering. One day I was going back to my room and I noticed a
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couple of senior girls who were friends of Hillary's leaving our
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hallway. Our hallway has just freshmen so I was a little surprised
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to see them. When I got to our room, the door was open about two
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inches. I walked in and was amazed to see Sarah, completely naked,
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kneeling on the floor next to her bed with her body on the bed. Her
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rear was sticking out in a way that was positively lewd. Her head
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was sideways, flat on the bed, facing my way, and her eyes were
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open, but she didn't look at me at all. She just looked like she was in
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a trance. I said her name twice before she even moved an inch.
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Then she lifted her body slowly, looked at me and said she had been
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lost in thought.
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I've run into Hillary a few times since then, and she is always
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friendly and open with me and I always have the feeling she is
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waiting for me to ask to go back. Once I saw her walking across the
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campus with Wendy Taylor and I felt a knot in my chest. I realized
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that a part of me wanted to strangle Wendy. Or wanted to be where
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she was. Or something, I didn't know what. Hillary was so beautiful,
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walking in the sun and the wind.
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I wish I felt like I knew what was going on. I wish I knew what
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Sarah did. I thought about telling Hillary that I'd go with her to be
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initiated. I felt jealous of Sarah's courage as well as her social
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position--when Hillary and those other girls talked to her, I felt
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completely out of it, even if I was standing there with them. I felt
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so out of it.
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