Most of my sessions involve a submissive / slave who is interested in BDSM. And a strong powerful domme like me is their dream come true. But occasionally I see people who do not necessarily see themselves as submissives or slaves – who are not interested in BDSM per se.

As I blogged recently, life has been very busy recently, managing scheduling of sessions and the rest of my life around the World Cup. 

But yesterday the scheduling challenges became a little easier when I visited with a really good Domme friend to watch the morning Round of 16 game. And she had arranged for one of her slaves to be present to serve coffee, breakfast, whatever we needed, while we watched the game.

A friend recently lent me a book titled “How to Make Your Man Behave in 21 Days or Less Using the Secrets of Professional Dog Trainers”. Amazon trailers it as “One of the funniest and most astutely observed works on the sexes since James Thurber… [It] turns the often-expressed axiom ‘Men are dogs’ into a howling little handbook on men for contemporary women.” And I do tend to agree. Reading it, and showing it to women friends and pro-domme colleagues, we all laughed ruefully at how accurate it was.

I am on a series of online sites, including Fetlife. If you’re not already on Fetlife you might like to sign up etc., if only so you can follow the links in this post.

I’ve occasionally found myself in co-Domme sessions – where I and another Domme cooperate in dominating a submissive / slave. Usually that’s at the submissive’s request, either where one of my slaves is interested in another Domme joining a session, or where another Domme’s slave is interested in me joining a session.