Femdom Friday Ep1: Training

Femdom Friday Ep1: Training

April 20, 2020

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Ever wondered what goes on in the mind of Femdoms? How we select partners? Where we harness all our dominant power (it’s not the boobs!) or how to get started? Join @d20domme and guests as we open up the virtual floor to speak about these topics, take questions and more for Femdom Fridays – the second Friday of every month.

May’s Topic: Long Distance Training!

Every SECOND Friday.

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