Strengthen me with Falaka

The slave Elif has learned a great deal recently. Therefore, she deserves a pleasure punishment in the style of a classic falaka. The pleasure of the punishment naturally lies with MasterDaPain, as even a pleasure punishment is carried out with relentless severity, but with benevolence and reward. Ultimately, this type of punishment is intended to solidify her positive development.

She should learn not to overthink everything. Even worse is that she also thinks for others. This constant overthinking prevents her from following her inner voice. It was this voice that made her a slave and from which she draws all her strength for life. Therefore, it is immensely important that she learns to trust her inner voice, herself, and her heartfelt decisions.

Her Right Side

In Turkish, there is a very old proverb, “Go from the right.” This means go with good intentions and a good heart. But it also implies trusting your heart. Therefore, she should be encouraged to use her right sense, her common sense.

To symbolically sear the words into her soul with the punishment, the falaka is performed only on her right side. The one-sided application of pain has a completely different effect than a falaka where the sides are alternated.

Strengthening Through Pain

The canes, which vary in width, are used mercilessly. They strike relentlessly on her bare soles, and she can do nothing but grow through the pain. The falaka strengthens her. She has learned that there is no mercy. She knows that enduring the merciless pain will set her free. With each blow of the cane, she understands more how much her mind is robbing her heart of breath.

The canes break, the cable pierce deep into the soles of her feet, and she begs for both mercy and more blows. She wants absolution for her mistakes and strengthening through pain. She wants to prove, even under the most extreme pain, that she is a worthy slave to her Master. Because that’s what her heart tells her.