I have
read a great deal of late concerning Femdom and BDSM as it relates to
chastity and the average couple. I would like to take a step back and
help you to understand how what I profess is different than what you
see on most of the Internet and TV or even in the movies.
I had a
friend ask me if I thought HBO, Showtime, or Max would ever do a show
about Femdom. My answer was “yes and no” simply because of they
way they do it. Companies like these only want to incorporate things
like chastity or Femdom if they can appeal to the desires of the
masses. By that I mean, they want the sensational not the mundane. So
would they do a show about Femdom or Female Led Relationships? Yes,
but would they show these things as they truly are or would they only
show the preconceived notions that already exist.
For
example, sitting in a restaurant, looking at the other patrons, it's
fun to wonder which might be in a Femdom or FL relationship. For
example, is that guy over there in the suit wearing a butt-plug his
wife inserted before they left the house? What about the fellow over
there? Is he eating what his wife ordered for him even though it may not
be what he wanted? Those are the people living a Femdom relationship.
You may not be able to tell them from any other couple on the street,
but they are there.
If you
watch their behavior long enough, you might get a clue or two. He
might open doors for his wife, or pull out her chair, or even stand
when she gets up from the table. He might open her car door before
walking to the other side to drive. You might hear him say, “yes,
Ma'am” several times during their conversation. Yes, a great deal
of things might be indicators, or they might simply be a sign of good
manners. It's hard to tell. But that is my point.
Just
because the woman is not dressed in a leather corset with fishnet
stockings, high heels, or carrying a riding crop, does not mean they
are not into BDSM, Femdom, or FLR at some level. You can't judge a
couple by what you see, or don't see. But just because you are into
these sorts of things, does not mean that you have to flaunt it. In
fact, I don't see why a woman in an FLR or who considers herself a
Femdom, would ever have to dress up like that.
So don't
be put off of male chastity, or FLR's or even BDSM simply because of
what you see on the internet, or HBO. Do what you are comfortable
with and disregard the rest.
Mistress
Ivey
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