And just because I’m a dominant doesn’t mean I will.
We often hear the phrase, “I’m a submissive, but I’m not YOUR submissive,” and applaud the subs for standing up for their rights.
Well, “I’m a dominant, but I’m not YOUR dominant,” is also 100% valid.
I get to CHOOSE who I dominate, who I play with and who gets to call me by a title or who gets a spanking.
I choose who I give my time to, and who I take responsibility for.
Is that even a valid question? Is there really a difference between intimacy and long-term? To me, there is a difference, and there is no
I’m one of the lucky ones. I was raised to ask for what I want and need. And I always did in my family. Because
I’ve said it. And meant it. Because when I was younger, I was a bit of a loner and a lot of a tomboy, and
Because we all know someone who’s been “in the scene” for 20 years and claims to have 20 years of experience, but they really have
What makes for a ‘safe’ friend to talk to? I feel like the answer varies with people. For example, I know most of my friends
I mean, it’s kind of the point that the sub doesn’t have all the power. They don’t want it. They specifically want to give that
Really? THAT’s what you want to know? That’s your burning question? The one that comes before an introduction, some small talk? UGH. And while that
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