Cake Cutting

Being forced to perform a masochistic cake cutting ceremony

What You Need

• Cake
• Knife

Method

In this training task, you will perform a cake cutting ceremony similar to those at weddings, but in a humiliating way befitting a masochist.

If possible, a whole cake would create a better atmosphere. However, since it might be difficult for one person to justify buying a whole cake, a slice will also work fine.
Either way, since you'll be cutting into it, prepare a delicious, well-made cake.

You will cut the cake using a knife inserted into your genitals.
If necessary, use protection such as a condom before inserting the handle part into your vagina.
If the handle is too thin to hold properly, wrap it with a handkerchief or tape to make it thicker.

Place the cake on a stand of appropriate height and position yourself with the knife.
Announce as if you were an MC: "Now, for the cake cutting ceremony. Masochist [your real name]'s pathetic solo performance. If you have cameras, please gather at the front."
Then use your hip movements to cut into the cake with the knife.

After cutting the cake a little, look up and smile as if there were spectators with cameras.
Since your hands should be free, perhaps make a double peace sign.

Once you've managed to cut a slice of the cake, this training task is complete.
It would also be good to eat it in a humiliating way, similar to the Feeding task.

Points to Note

Cake cutting is a representative event at wedding receptions.
It's described as the newlyweds' first collaborative task, a happy act performed while being blessed and watched by others.
You, as a masochist, are forced to do this alone, in an extremely vulgar manner.
The people watching your masochistic cake cutting would have expressions of contempt and mockery rather than blessing.

Perhaps in the future, when you perform a real cake cutting ceremony, you might remember this shameful act that you performed yourself.
Please make it a wonderful ceremony while being humiliated at the opposite end of conventional happiness.