To: dom-who-decided-to-be-an-online-sub
Hello there,
I was going to leave this unanswered because you are right, I’m not interested, but you seem genuinely perplexed at my response, so in the interests of ‘random acts of education’, I thought I would try and help.
I’m going to keep this short since you will either find it useful or think I am an interfering bint who should piss off, and I don’t want to waste either of our … Continue Reading
If a submissive contacts me with a friendly email and it’s clear (or becomes clear) that they are partnered, I don’t go and ask their dominant if it’s okay that we interact (not flirting, not arranging a hookup, just having friendly conversation). I assume that we are all adults and they can make their own decisions. It’s not my job to police other people’s relationships.
So if I’m corresponding with a submissive and I get … Continue Reading
As part of our NaBloRrrrawrMo pact during November, the fabulous Submissive Guy Comics is drawing comics inspired by tweets that caught his eye and I’ll be sharing them here. Lucky us :).
Sugar cravings are vicious, yo! RT @POPSUGARFitness How to Kill Your Sugar Addiction Before It Kills You pic.twitter.com/kdoxqWOzkS
— SubmissiveGuyComics (@SGCposts) November 9, 2015
This is a Very Important Topic*.
Milo is a chocolate malt drink that is a staple in Australia, right up there with Vegemite. The value of Milo (vs other chocolate milk additives) is that it’s crunchy, so when you have it, you have to embrace the crunchiness of it and not waste it.
There is much debate about the best way to have Milo, and in the interests of world wide education, I have produced … Continue Reading
As part of our NaBloRrrrawrMo pact during November, the fabulous Submissive Guy Comics is drawing comics inspired by tweets that caught his eye and I’ll be sharing them here. Lucky us :).
When I joked abt drawing her & @Ferns__ w/jackets+pipes. MT @DumbDomme: Could I be in pjs eating twizzlers instead? pic.twitter.com/unCLgxnAVM
— SubmissiveGuyComics (@SGCposts) November 5, 2015
When I first told him to call me ‘Ma’am’, he wasn’t happy about it. It made him uncomfortable. He LIKED using my name. He half heartedly protested.
“But ‘Sharyn’ has come to mean ‘Ma’am’ to me…” he said. “That’s what it MEANS.”
I didn’t change my mind though, and he dutifully started using it. Awkwardly at first. Warming up to it as time went on.
It became second nature after a while. I’m not sure … Continue Reading
