I shared D’s side of D&S’ happy femdom story already.
This is Part 2: Her side.
S talks about how she felt when her husband, D, told her about his desires, and what happened next.
Huge thanks to both D and S for so generously sharing their story.
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Author: S
I remember the day over five years ago that D told me about his long-suppressed interest in submission, kink and D/s. We had been … Continue Reading
This happy femdom story starts with a scenario that may sound familiar to some of you: A good long term marriage where the husband has some submissive desires. He finally gathers the courage to tell his wife, and hopes for the best. This is about how that unfolds and what happened next.
This story is in two parts, and I’m absolutely delighted to be able to share both.
Part 1 is his side (he’s D), … Continue Reading
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My ‘Femdom for bushfire relief‘ ran for 7 days last week.
I’ve started writing this update a couple of times, and I swear my emotions are living right on the surface right now. I don’t know why they insist on sitting there, but there they are. Everything to do with what is going on here with the bushfires makes me cry.
The bad makes me cry because it’s horrific and frightening and rage-making … Continue Reading
Allison Marion took this photo of her 11 yo son as they fled the shores of Mallacoota. It's daytime in this photo. Supplied: Via Twitter @Nic_Asher
UPDATE 11 jAN: This fundraising campaign is now over. Thank you all so very much for your support, your donations, and for your enormous generosity. The final tally is here!
The bushfires here are not near me. I’m safe, my family and friends are safe. We’re lucky.
The closest fires were more than 50kms away from my home, and the only effects I experienced while people were losing their homes was a smoke haze … Continue Reading
