One could say I’ve always had a dominant streak.
It’s served me well, and at times gotten me in a bit of trouble. As a girl, the phrases “confident”, “strong leader”, and “a bit bossy” often showed up on my quarterly school evaluations. A favorite recess pastime involved riding my fellow classmates around the track in a somewhat coerced game of “Kentucky Derby”. As I grew up into a self-possessed and feral young thing, my curiosity led me to some of the naughtier parts of the internet where my transgressive sexual appetite was fully realized.
Try as we might, human sexuality cannot be tamed by societal norms.
Personal interest has transformed into purpose. I now find myself deeply invested in guiding others into the depths of their own forbidden desires. When we embrace our kinks, we free ourselves from a shallow kind of pleasure and allow ourselves to plunge head first into the marrow of our erotic worlds.
Sensual
Electrifying
Devious…
…are just a few adjectives that have been used to describe my style of play...play being the key word. I’m incredibly mischievous and creative and I prefer to follow the natural flow of our chemistry rather than executing a meticulously pre-meditated scene. Ultimately, I do believe kink should feel like play. Yes, BDSM can involve finding our edges in thrilling and unsettling ways. And when done right, finding those edges can be transformative. But I care less about how much pain you can take (although I do have a sadistic streak, don’t misunderstand me) and more about what can create together. Trust and chemistry are all we need to have a good time. Oh, and probably a safeword.
☞ Kinky
Interests
Impact Play
Bondage (Rope, Leather Restraints, Mummification)
Suspension
Roleplay
Age Play
Consensual Non-Consent
Latex & Leather Fetish
Foot Worship
Light Breath Play
Sensory Deprivation
Human Canvas
Garment Fetish
Sensation Play
Knife Play
Edging, Denial
Chastity
Strap-On
Anal Play
Gender Play
CBT
Electroplay
Cuckolding
☞ Limits
FTT
Roman Showers
Ruby Showers
Playing with folks who are intoxicated
Playing without a safeword
☞ Risk Awareness
& Consent
I approach kink from the Risk Aware Consensual Kink (RACK) framework. In my sessions safewords, limits, triggers, and aftercare will always be discussed before we play. Sometimes after our negotiation, we may discover that the original plan no longer aligns with our risk profiles and that’s okay! As a creative human, finding a plan B is often just as fun as plan A.

