A Tribute to My Fellow Kinky Folk

After more than half a decade of training slaves from many corners of the globe, My journey into Mistressdom would not have been possible without the bold, passionate, and talented women I have met along the way. Each of the following Dominatrices/BDSM educators have contributed to My knowledge of BDSM with their guidance, friendship, and compassion. Some of them have been living this lifestyle for decades, devoting their life to their craft and educating others on the art of kink. Some have even been kind enough to invite Me into their immaculately appointed playspaces, allowing Me to use their facilities and inspiring Me to design My own one day. If you ever find yourself in any one of their territories, do reach out to them for training, discipline, and education. 

-CALIFORNIA

San Diego: Mistress Porcelain Midnight  

Los Angeles: Mistress Nicolette, Mistress Lucy Khan, Ms. Kaila Yi, Mistress An Li, Mistress Damiana Chi, Mistress Jezebel Chi, Justine Cross, Mistress Kiko,

San Francisco: Mistress Morgana, Domina Yuki, Domina Colette, Mistress Lillian, Mistress Ophelia Margaux, Mistress Vivienne Vai, Mistress Eva Sterling, Dominatrix Carmen

-NEW HAMPSHIRE

Mistress Molly

-NEW YORK

Mistress Lucy Sweetkill and Mistress Dia Dynasty of La Maison du Rouge, Mistress Ariana, MarcusLikesIt, Yin Q , Mistress Paige, Troy Orleans, Mistress Blunt

-WASHINGTON DC

  Mistress Tyler

-CANADA

Toronto: Lady Azelle

-LONDON, UK

Goddess Maya Liyer

-PARIS, FRANCE

Domina M

-HONG KONG

Mistress Euryale

-SINGAPORE

Ms. Amber, Mistress Estella

-MANILA, PHILIPPINES

Domina Fire, Mistress Joyen

Farewell Lauren Bacall, My Kind of Woman

I must take My leather gloves off and bid farewell to one of My favorite actresses of all time -- the unbelievably sexy, one-of-a-kind Lauren Bacall who passed away this last month. Ever since I saw her in To Have and Have Not, I was swept away by her irresistible femininity, her take-no-prisoner approach to seduction, and her unapologetic straightforwardness.  Her inimitable style embodied class, yet hints at a masculine undertone to complement her tough broad demeanor. Bold, elegant, and with a stunning face that melts and kills, she was a Dominatrix in My book. They just don't make actresses like her anymore.  Her no-BS and in-your-face attitude, mixed with her poisonous charm belong to a bygone era.  She possessed both sophistication as well as a rawness about her that made her human and vulnerable.

She was My kind of Woman. Rest in peace.

Below is My favorite Lauren Bacall scene, from her movie with Humphrey Bogart To Have and Have Not. 

It brilliantly illustrates the power that Women have over men.