Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly happens in a session?

Anything I want. You'll provide me with your requests, I will devise a scene I think we will both enjoy. I have worked and played with some of the most creative and experienced Dominas in the international BDSM scene, and as a result, I have a big bag of tricks. However, this does not include "full service" or illegal sexual activity; so don't ask.

Where are you located?

I have moved my homebase from the vast concrete jungle of Los Angeles, to the decadent French Quarter in New Orleans. I look forward to bringing luxury and beauty back to the art of bondage and discipline.

How much is your tribute?

Sessioning is currently two hundred and fifty dollars per hour, this includes my fee and the cost of providing an equipped playspace.

Can I see you with another Mistress? Do you have female submissives available?

I have many beautiful partners in crime that are available for double sessions when their travel schedules permit. I make friends fast though, so check back to see who I might team up with!

Educate Yourself

The easiest way to make a bad impression on me is to be uninformed. I've spent all of my adult life educating myself about both sexuality and BDSM. If you feel you are ready to see a professional domina, you should be able to express your desires, and have done your own homework. The following excerpts are taken from this article.

Emphasis on informed consent and safety is also known as SSC (safe, sane and consensual), though others prefer the term RACK (Risk-Aware Consensual Kink), believing that it places more emphasis on acknowledging the fact that all activities are potentially risky. There is discussion and dispute about the meaning or intent of the terms, but in essence, both terms refer to all participants acknowledging and accepting some level of risk.

* BDSM may or may not involve sex of any kind.
* BDSM may or may not involve sexual roleplaying.
* How dominant or submissive a person may be in their regular life does not necessarily indicate which role they will play in a scene. Some might opine that there is roughly an inverse relationship.
* Some BDSM players are polyamorous or sexually monogamous but engage in non-sexual play with others.
* A couple may engage in BDSM sexuality with an otherwise non-D/s relationship dynamic.

If you are not an experienced player, that's fine. Everyone has to start learning somewhere. PLEASE educate yourself so that you can make informed decisions about your safety, and activities you may enjoy.