A note from j

For a long time my yearning to explore BDSM was unfulfilled. During that period i unsucessfully tried to introduce BDSM into a long term relationship. The only result was disappointment. What i wanted or needed my partner was not willing or able to give. As a result She was often uneasy as was i and my BDSM needs remained unfulfilled. Visits to amateur dominatrixes in massage parlours were also disappointing. They were just going through the motions, so instead of mild disgust now i was confronted with boredom and insincerety.

Making the decision to contact a Professional Dominatrix was a long overdue one. Once it was made i had access to BDSM on a regular basis and i had privacy. Most of all though i had finally met a kindred spirit who wanted to be and enjoyed being a BDSM play mate. Even if it was just for a few hours, i had an Expert teaching me and guiding me safely to that special place where time stops or does not exist at all. A spirit giving me a glimpse into eternity.

If you think about it, why would BDSM be any different from any other profession. If you need medical advice, you go to a doctor. If you need legal advice, you go to lawyer. If you need BDSM advice, wouldn't it make sense to seek out a professional?
In Her Grace's Service,
alphaswod j