he knew why She was angry with him and he had tried to tell Her before he left that night that he had not meant to laugh when the other Domme had come into the party with Her one with Her. It was not because he thought he was too good for that but that he had never seen a gyrl as he was told the other man was to be called. he had never thought that a man would be dressed as a little girl in ribbons and bows, in a short dress, heels and hose. It was not that he was laughing at the man but at the silly huge pink bow that had been fastened in his hair that had made him laugh. he knew as soon as the sound had left his mouth that he had made a mistake. The other Dommes at the party had turned to stare at him and Her, eyebrows rising around the room. Then they had all turned away as if to pretend that nothing had happened. But he knew that it had and that he had made an error.

The rest of the evening She had been very polite to him, never raised Her voice, nor striking him, almost but not quite ignoring him. Bt the time they left he was praying that She would do just that in the car, do anything to him to stop the horrible chilling politeness that She had shown all night. he remembered his attempt at begging Her forgiveness and Her holding up Her hand to stop his words.

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By letting this happen they generally discover a freedom in their behaviour as they have had to repress their natural dominance for so long.

Also being dominant does not necessarily mean that you have to be aggressive; it is more about being assertive.

You will find that letting this out has a knock on effect in other areas of your life, and you will naturally feel more confident.

Depending on your relationship it is up to you as individuals to discover how much D&S behaviour you want to allow into your lives.

You may decide on several sessions per week, depending on time and other factors such as family life.

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