What makes a dominant decidedly un-dominant?
Desperation.
It’s not just dominants that often stink of it. It’s any one, of any role, any sexual orientation, or any gender who thinks that sex or a relationship is something they get for doing or saying just the right things, in the right sequence.
It’s not.
It’s not about doing.
It’s about being.
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
LOL! A young friend of mine sent me this today: Some of the relevant transcript (for those who can’t see the vid): Hey besties. Ladies,
When people talk to me about dominance and “controlling others,” I say I’m not that kind of dominant. I don’t control others. I don’t want
I’m sure you’ve heard the phrase that “actions speak louder than words.” It’s absolutely true. But online, it’s kind of weird, since we really just
I like to have some TV on in the background when I’m doing a bunch of graphics or tedious work. My favorites are usually police
I’m writing a book for FAD—Female Artists of Domination, my local FemDom group. ALL of the profits from this book are going to FAD, as
I saw this on a post on FB. It generated some really strong opinions, and I thought it would be interesting to post this here
He is 73. His wife is 17 years younger. His girlfriends (yes, multiple) are often a third of his age. He’s not traditionally attractive. He’s
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