FAQ
Q: How can I book a session with you?
A: Just drop Me an email via My contact page detailing your interests – I like to have enough information to give Me some sense of you as a person. I also need to know your prefered date and time for a session. You can find more information on sessions here.
Q: I’m shy/nervous/new, can I still come to see you?
A: You are SO welcome! Initiations of all kinds give Me a thrill and you can be sure of an understanding and experienced guide; one who will introduce you to the world of kink at an appropriate pace, while teaching the required etiquette at the same time.
Q: Are you really a Lesbian?
A: YES: card carrying member of the Femme Dyke Brigade. 😀
If you have any worries about how that might affect our interaction rest at ease (that’s an order). If your submission is genuine, my Dominance will be genuine, it’s a chemical reaction. Perhaps we can explore some of your fantasies about being dominated by an ultimately superior and unattainable Woman as a result.
Q: Do you do webcam/phone sessions?
A: I enjoy both, either as a perverted delight in their own right, or as an opportunity to get to know you better prior to a session in the dungeon. You can find more information on on-line sessions here.
Q: What is your favourite type of session?
A: Creative, playful and cruel – I am fascinated by finding out what makes other people tick. More than one or two specific activities what I REALLY ADORE is the opportunity to glimpse into the inner workings of another persons emotions and desires. Call me a perverted sadist but hell – what’s not to love about that!!
Q: Do you do wrestling?
A: NO but I can recommend a fabulous Goddess who does: Mistress Thunder
Q: Can I be your driver/plumber/run errands for you?
NO! I have absolutely no requirement for you assistance.
Q: What’s your opinion on the novel ‘An artist of the Floating world’ by Kazuo Ishiguro?
A: Well actually…no one has ever asked me that but as you’re here I can tell you it is one of my favourite novels. A very interesting story of power relations both in its portrayal of traditional Geisha and as an analysis of post war Japanese society.
