Wanna spice up your Easter weekend?

Here’s a game for kinky couples.

There’s a Big Important Rule that makes the game even more sizzling! AND a bonus idea at the end…

We call it our kinky Easter egg hunt. Aka Good Bunny, Bad Bunny.

 It’s an Easter egg hunt with a difference—it can be as tame or ...

Paul’s knees were beginning to hurt. The floor was hard.

A sufficiently harsh punishment, the maîtresse had said. Too harsh, he thought ruefully, given he’d been entirely innocent. Or almost entirely — Pasha’s charge that he found the maid attractive could not be completely denied.

Post-orgasmic s...

The year is 1895. The place is a small schoolhouse in a remote part of the country. And our central character is a young school mistress called Jenny.

Our story begins on a fine autumn afternoon when Jenny is tidying up her things in the schoolroom. The children (there are only five) have left for ...

Spanking is not okay. This was the view of a very woke person I met recently.

We live in a violent society. Violence is a scourge. Supposedly playful spanking in the bedroom condones violence, especially against women. It entrenches gender inequality. That was the gist of it.

This blog is a bit of...

In part 1 of Promises, Promises we said that a goddess must maintain the trust of her sub—and she must keep the sub guessing.

How does this play out in practice?

This blog, Part 2, is about a multi-day game that X and I played recently—and how I navigated the interesting path between integrity and...

Must a goddess keep her promises?

X and I are people who honour our words. We’re committed to honesty and authenticity. We stick to our commitments.

But this gets tricky in the playspace. Uncertainty of outcome is a key ingredient of BDSM play. Perhaps there’s a place for scripted scenes—clubs, ne...

Perverts!

That’s the term used by ‘normal’ people to describe those of us who like to do things a little differently in the bedroom (and often outside of it too).

The more we learn, the more we realise that ‘perverts’ might actually outnumber ‘normal’ people—the majority, it seems, have some or ot...