WriterAlexis I mean, there have been firefighters who commit arson, and nurses who poison their patients so they can be the hero that saves them. Some people, in their desire to be heroes, create their own villains. The question is, who is the hero and who is the villain in this case. Is it a hero fighting for order and a villain for debauchery? Or a hero fighting for consent and a villain for oppression?
Personally, I am guessing the latter is the more likely example, and the belt dealer is your evil alter ego, locking people into chastity against their will so that hero-you can break them free again.