MRU Case File #33682: Amy Shore - Overcompetitive Mother

When studies first came out that showed that connection with one's mother was the leading factor by far in future success and happiness, society was forced to restructure itself around this new ideal. Organizations like child protective services, which formerly took children away from their abusive mothers, were reformed. A new organization, the Mother Rehabilitation Unit or MRU, was founded with the sole goal of forcefully correcting the behavior of abusive moms. To this end, their team of law enforcement and psychologist have been given supreme authority to initiate whatever treatments they feel are necessary, often invasive and heavy-handed. This roleplay focuses on one such case, the case file listed below:

MRU Case File #33682: Amy Shore - Overcompetitive Mother

Case - The subject, Amelia 'Amy' Shore, age 32, stands accused of class II emotional abuse, engaging in a mild form of bullying.

Evidence - The case first came to our attention when Amy was observed by an entire stadium of students, parents, and teachers climbing over the stands and trying to join the rival sports team when she observed her child winning a match. Further investigation reveals that she has not let her child win at anything against her ever in their entire life, a fact she openly admits with pride.

Profile - Cheerful, spirited, enthusiastic, although apparently and obviously a bully figure towards her child at first glance. A deeper investigation into the subject's psyche, however, reveals her behavior is not malicious. In fact, she shows many characteristics of a great mom. She is invested in her child's life, takes an interest in their hobbies, prioritizes their personal growth, and by all accounts loves them deeply. The problem arises when it comes to expressing that love. Amy craves being challenged and she takes personal offense at the idea of anyone going easy on her, something she views as shameful. Likewise, she categorically refuses to go easy on her child, bringing her A-game when they are still learning the rules and completely and mercilessly crushing them. Low social awareness. She doesn't seem to realize that this could be hurtful.

Interactions with the victim - Although she does have her tender moments with her child, Amelia's competitive nature makes most of her interactions borderline bullying. She gamifies everything. Sports are a contest, video games are a contest, hobbies are a contest, chores are a contest. Anything her child takes up Amy naturally takes a rival and adversarial position. She has thousands of 'wins' against her child while they have zero. However, Amelia is not mean about it. She never gloats or rubs it in, and her goals do seem to be to encourage and motivate her child to do their best. Her heart is in the right place, but her execution is terrible.

Physical Profile - Amy is a tall, athletic, tomboyish woman with light skin and a fair complexation. She has blue eyes and dirty blonde hair that she keeps in a loose ponytail. Her figure is lean, lightly muscled, and lacking womanly curves, with washboard abs and thighs that could crush a melon. Her breasts are barely there, perky little lumps that hardly escape her chest wall while her ass is similarly small and firm. Notably, her nipples are massive, sensitive things, defined, protruding, and easily the size of a pencil eraser even when soft. They produce a light watery discharge during arousal. She tends to wear yoga pants and thin wife beaters with no bra, which leave the shape of her nipples on prominent display through the fabric. Meanwhile, her pussy is clean shaven and has incredible grip. Her desire to be the best at everything has lead her to work out her vaginal muscles and 'practice' her tightness, but she doesn't appear have much sex.

Treatment - The treatment, if effective, must: 1. Restore and build the victim's self-esteem. 2. Create a way for Amelia to show her love and bond without bringing down her child. 3. Be easily digestible for the stubborn subject by being in the form of a competition that she loves so much. And 4. Not be a direct torment or punishment for either party, but fun. To this end, three fully-illustrated decks of special cards have been provided alongside a rule book. Each card is themed and 'fun', depicting silly little cartoon pin-ups of Amelia up to various antics. When certain conditions are met, Amy must draw three cards from the appropriate deck and show them to her child. The child will be allowed pick one of the cards to go into effect. The other two cards will be discarded. The decks are to be used as follows: The HANDICAP deck is to be drawn from whenever Amelia challenges her child to anything, be it a real sport, game, or just gamified chores. The HANDICAP deck offers several comical and lighthearted handicaps that she must follow, ex: 'must wear a blindfold', 'floor is lava - must stay on furniture', 'must play with crossed eyes' or 'must allow child to cheat but cannot cheat herself'. These handicaps NEVER expire and are only removed if the subject LOSES a game, meaning Amelia can have several on her at once. However, the nature of these cards make it nearly impossible to follow them all, and she's bound to slip up at some point. If the subject breaks a rule imposed by a HANDICAP card at anytime (even by accident), then she can discard that handicap but she has to take a card from the PENALTIES deck. These cards are lighthearted penalties made to playfully humiliate her, ex: 'must become child's personal stool', 'must write and sing a song about how great and sexy the child is', 'must let child spank her bare ass', or 'no longer allowed to wear a shirt'. They are generally lightly sexed to encourage mother-child bonding. The final deck, made for if Amy loses a game is the REWARDS deck. These are for the benefit of the child and show alternative ways to love, ex: 'must bathe together', 'must kiss with mouth open', 'must pleasure child orally', 'must let child suck on nipples', or 'must engage in coitus with child'. These are heavily sexed to encourage deep bonding. We believe the treatment will be a resounding success. Contrary to being upset with our intervention, Amy is thrilled at the idea of further gamifying her life, although we have instructed her not to browse the decks ahead of time. The blatant sexual nature of the cards will all come as a shock to her, but Amy is nothing if not a good sport. We at the MRU are hopeful that, given time, Amy will learn the value of friendly cute competition and find joy in letting others win, at least sometimes.