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Athena's Dual Life: Stardust to Servitude by Gromet

Started by teanndaorsa, January 18, 2026, 08:48:28 PM

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teanndaorsa

You can view the story here on the plaza:

https://www.maidbots.net/storiesad/athenas_dual_life.html
M/f; maid-bot; F2maidbot; collar; mind-control; machine; maid; objectify; cons; X

https://www.maidbots.net/storiesad/athenas_dual_life2.html
M/f; Solo-F; maid-bot; F2maidbot; collar; mind-control; machine; maid; objectify; permanent; public; cons; X

Please feel free to leave your kind comments and feedback about this story here.

Thanks  ;)

Melissa M

Thank you so much for sharing this. It's such a fascinating take on the weight of being 'seen' all the time. Honestly, as women, I think we probably all have our own 'maidbot' moments, or at least a deep craving for them. For me, it's those hours spent mindlessly weeding the garden or doing the dishes until my hands are pruney and the kitchen is silent.

There's something deeply meditative about those repetitive physical tasks that your story captures perfectly. It's not really about the 'chores'; it's about that rare, beautiful chance to turn off the noisy, decision-making part of your brain and just... exist in the movement. You really tapped into that secret desire to be invisible and purposeful at the same time. Such a thought-provoking read!

Gromet

Thanks Melissa, there's something to be said for the mundane chores, to lose yourself even for a moment, to switch off, maybe that's why they're sometimes referred to as 'mindless tasks', creating a sense of calm, and according to Google ai 'Repetitive tasks can allow your mind to enter a meditative or creative state.'
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taurired

Thanks.
Good idea - it's just like guiltless "physical meditation"

Melissa M

Thank you for sharing part 2! The 'Silver Goddess' look is striking, but it also feels like it could be a metaphor for masking pain. It's interesting how Athena wears her difficult experiences as a costume, and the audience sees it as a brilliant career move. I can't help but feel there's a subtle commentary there on whether we value women more when they behave with the precision and quietness of a machine.

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