Kate's Eternity in BDSM Hell

Kate is dead. She can't remember how she had died, and she has no idea at all why she went to hell.

Kate had arrived in Hell naked and in a wheelchair, bound and gagged in rope and straps.

As expected, the humans in Hell were at the non-existent mercy of demons. They were humanoid, with bright red skin, horns, forked tails, all the stereotypes. Much like the humans they were in charge of, they were dressed entirely in latex. Three-piece business suits, suit-dresses, even jeans and mini-t's made entirely in shiny latex.

As Kate was wheeled into the lobby of the building, she could barely see a map of the building itself hanging on the wall. It said that the building itself was thirty floors high, but instead of numbers, they were labeled by vague nebulous words; "Wrath", "Hypocrisy", "Sophistry", "Animal Violence", "Human Violence", stuff like that. The reception lady, lowered her glasses from her gold, reptilian eyes, searched her book and said that Kate belonged in "Ignorance."

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When they had brought her to the nursery where she had to spend the rest of her afterlife, they had powdered and diapered her, wrists cuffed to the changing table, before putting her in a babyish sundress. The clothes themselves were made of shiny black latex, something that looked more like fetish gear than actual baby clothes.

The other humans were dressed with a similar design philosophy: adult humans dressed in diapers big enough for them, but dressed in clothes made from latex clothing. Onsies with snaps in the crotch, one-piece dresses, even diaper covers in pieces of shiny latex. Their "caretakers" even applied water-based lube instead of baby oil onto their asses when they changed them.

She was a devout Christian right up until her death -- however it happened -- and she tried living her life the way she thought was right. Working for charity, feeding the homeless, saying her prayers every night, etc. As far as she was concerned, she didn't deserve eternal damnation.

Of course, the cardinal sin she was damned by was "ignorance", so that may have been the point.