House of Dark Passion

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Lord of Dark Passion

and His Lady Jade.

This House is for those who live both D/s and Gorean life style. Please respect both ways .

We are based on LOVE,TOLERANCE, TRUST and RESPECT!

We are a Dom/sub{Switch} Couple
in N.C.
All limits are respected !!
WE BELIEVE IN THE RULES OF SSC.



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Sex without love is possible, certainly. But it is always inferior ♦

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Is there a difference between 'being a Lady ' or 'being a slut' ?



In My time as a Domme I have seen many different lifestyle's ..vanilla ..bdsm ...tg lifestyle...swinger lifestyle...{and more} each lifestyle has many different style in them self and also certain rules to follow or live by. But mostly its a mystery to Me why in the world 'most' people wanna be 'slutty' a slut or a 'whore' and serving is based on sex or pleasing only in a sexual manner? ain't it better to serve how ever your Dominant ,Mistress ,Master or Daddy decides or feel like? there was an old saying ''be a Lady in the streets but be a ..... in ....''you know the rest. in the tg group I have seen many girls coming to Us and they so 'USE TO' that Dominants 'require' them to be slutty or to behave like a whore. why is that SO? all yahoo groups are full of sex orientated groups. showing of explicit photos ..they feel like 'they more 'weird' they better !! But real Life ...where is 'REAL LIFE' if you a gg ..a female or a tg or a male {submissive}you have to live a REAL LIFE some how somewhere ..correct? our group members are tg people regardless of gender that follow a journey in there Life and on the the goal is to live a REAL LIFE going to work they way they feel in there heart.being loved by their Family and being accepted how they choose to be because a inner nature !

~ Lady Jade

Is there a difference between 'being a Lady ' or 'being a slut' ?


In My time as a Domme I have seen many different lifestyle's ..vanilla ..bdsm ...tg lifestyle...swinger lifestyle...{and more} each lifestyle has many different style in them self and also certain rules to follow or live by. But mostly its a mystery to Me why in the world 'most' people wanna be 'slutty' a slut or a 'whore' and serving is based on sex or pleasing only in a sexual manner? ain't it better to serve how ever your Dominant ,Mistress ,Master or Daddy decides or feel like? there was an old saying ''be a Lady in the streets but be a ..... in ....''you know the rest. in the tg group I have seen many girls coming to Us and they so 'USE TO' that Dominants 'require' them to be slutty or to behave like a whore. why is that SO? all yahoo groups are full of sex orientated groups. showing of explicit photos ..they feel like 'they more 'weird' they better !! But real Life ...where is 'REAL LIFE' if you a gg ..a female or a tg or a male {submissive}you have to live a REAL LIFE some how somewhere ..correct? our group members are tg people regardless of gender that follow a journey in their Life and on their  goal is to live a REAL LIFE going to work they way they feel in there heart.being loved by their Family and being accepted how they choose to be because a inner nature !

~ Lady Jade

Sunday, March 7, 2010

BDSM Dictionary

24/7: A BDSM relationship in which the Dom and sub exist in a perpetual power exchange.

Aftercare: The last act of a BDSM session used to transition the submissive from the elevated states created in a scene back to normalcy. Feelings of affection, comfort and gratitude are often exchanged during this period.

Age Play: Play where an adult gains pleasure from taking on the role of a much younger person, usually a child or 'adult baby' (infantilism).

Animal Play: Taking on the role of a specific animal. Ponyplay and dogplay are the most popular. This type of play often includes obedience training, exercise training, paper-training (in dog play), harnessing and riding (in ponyplay).

Anal Play: Any play involving the ass, such as fisting, butt plugs, anal sex, etc.

Ball Gag: A device used in BDSM play to prevent a sub from speaking or crying out. A rubber ball that is held securely between the submissive's teeth and strapped into place.

BDSM: The word BDSM is a combination of BD for Bondage Discipline, DS for Domination and Submission, and SM for Sado Masochistic.

Blood Sports: A group of techniques in which the sub's skin is pierced or cut and blood is involved.

Body Modification: To have the body modified by piercing, branding, or cutting.

Bondage: Technique used to render a submissive physically helpless using ropes, restraints, cuffs, etc.

Bottom: A person who receives pain or bondage in an SM scene, but who may or may not have a power relationship with the top. Also used as a verb "to bottom"

Brat: A submissive who likes to act naughty or mischievous and will sometimes test his or her Dominant’s boundaries, patience or limits in order to get a beating.

Breath Control: A form of edgeplay in which the top restricts the bottom's ability to breathe, either by constricting the neck or by blocking the mouth or nose.

Bukkake: When many men ejaculate on the face of a submissive.

Bullwhip: A very long, heavy, single strand leather whip.

Butt plug: A sex toy similar to a dildo which is designed for anal penetration and has a flared base.

Cane: a rod made of bamboo or plastic. Used in Victorianesque themed play. Leaves nasty welts.

Cat-O' Nine-Tails (cat): A whip consisting of nine strands of leather with weighted or cutting ends.
CBT (Cock and Ball Torture): Intense torture of the male genitals involving constriction and or denial of erection.
Clamps: Devices used in S&M play to pinch, cut off blood flow, to certain areas of the body such as the nipples and genitals. Clothespins and nipple-clamps are most common.
Collar: Worn around the neck, signifies ownership. To say that someone is "collared" to a Dominant means that the person wearing the collar is the property of the Dominant.

Collaring Ceremony: The Dominant places a collar around his or her sub’s throat as part of a formalized commitment ceremony in which the couple exchange vows and pledge their commitment to and love for one another.

Contract: A written agreement outlining the rights and duties of D/s partners. BDSM contracts do not have any meaning in terms of law, but they are often used to define the relationship.

Crop: Riding Crop used for spanking techniques.

Cyber: Refers to a relationship, collaring, or sexual activity which is online only.

Daddy: A dominant who assumes a paternal, mentoring role with a submissive, provides guidance and expresses a masculine identity. Not always gender specific.

Discipline: Structured training or punishment given to a submissive with the goal of providing guidance and correcting behavior.

Dom, Domme, Dominant: The person who is in charge/control (also referred to as a Top). Female Dominants are referred to as Dommes.

Domspace: A state of altered awareness that Dominants often achieve while scening. Domspace is an intensely pleasurable and satisfying state for a Dominant to achieve, but is also immensely draining, usually requiring rest afterwards.

Dungeon: A space used for BDSM activities, public or private, and furnished with BDSM equipment.

Edgeplay: These are particularly dangerous BDSM techniques that are looked upon with some trepidation such as bloodsports and asphyxia.

Electrical Play: Using electrical devices such as violet wands,TENS units, etc. for stimulation.

Endorphin: A hormone secreted by the body when experiencing pain that creates a feeling of euphoria. When a person is under the influence of endorphins, usually it is said that he or she is in "subspace".

Enema: The injection of a fluid into the rectum. Often used in medical scenes.

EPE (Erotic Power Exchange): When two partners exchange power in an erotic setting. Both S&M and D/s are forms of EPE.
Exhibitionism: Getting sexual pleasure from exposing oneself to others or being watched while scening or having sex.

Femdom: Female Domination, or when a woman is the Dominant partner. A female Dominant is referred to as a Domme or Dominatrix.

Fetish: A strong sexual interest in or obsession over some object, body part, or activity. Examples include foot fetish and latex fetish. Also used broadly to describe any non-traditional sex, especially BDSM.

Fisting: Penetration of the vagina or anus using the fist/hand.

Flogger: A device consisting of a handle and numerous strands in various sizes and materials.

Foot worship: Also called "foot service." Oral service (licking, kissing, sucking) to bare feet.

Forced Feminization (Sissification): When a Dominant "forces" a submissive man to dress and/or behave in a feminine manner.

Golden Shower: A technique where the Dominant urinates on the submissive. Sometimes used as a form of humiliation.

Gorean: One who adopts the code and style of life as portrayed by the GOR books of John Norman.

Head-play: Also known as "mind-play, mind games, head games, head trips, and mind-fucking." This means any kind of manipulation by the Dominant which heightens anticipation and fear in an emotionally masochistic bottom and thus intensifies the bottom's erotic response. This includes everything from "verbal abuse" to complex scenarios that confuse or surprise the bottom into deeper "sub-space."

Humiliation: Embarrassment or degradation of a submissive in some way by his or her Dominant.

Kajira: This fictional term for "slavegirl" derives from the GOR series, and denotes women who attempt to live by the standard set in the books.

Kink/ Kinky: Sexual activity that is somehow non-traditional or exotic.

Kink-Friendly: A person or establishment that is sympathetic and/or supportive to kinky people.

Leather: Although many hetero folks are into leather, it typically refers to the Gay BDSM community

Hard Limits:The maximum edge of someone's negotiated limit. In some cases, a hard limit is a personal choice; in others, it is a necessity to safeguard the submissive's health. For example, if the submissive is allergic to latex, any latex product would be a "hard limit."

Masochism: The ability to derive pleasure from pain.

Master, Mistress: A Dominant Male or female. The person in charge/control (also referred to as a Top). Mostly used in terms of Ownership.

Mentor: A wise and trusted teacher or advisor.

Munch: A social gathering of BDSM people, usually in a restaurant.

Mummification: A form of bondage where the passive partner is wrapped from head to toe in various materials such as rope, saran wrap, duct-tape, latex, etc.

Negotiation: The art and science of reaching a clear, consensual agreement with your BDSM partner about the type of relationship you will have and the kinds of kinky things you will do together.

Old Guard: The exclusively gay male, loosely organized network of leather clubs (circa 1940s-1950s) which established the rituals and mores of leather culture.

OTK (Over The Knee): A spanking given while the submissive is bent over the Dominant's knee.

Paddle: A flat instrument used for spanking purposes - mostly made of leather or wood - sometimes with air holes for a better effect.

Pain Slut: A person who derives pleasure from intense pain.

Pansexual: A person, organization or community that caters to all sexual orientations, genders, and activities.

Play-partner: Generally refers to anyone with whom one has BDSM encounters or scenes. Implies a casual relationship.
Poly: Short for "polyamory" is the desire, practice, or acceptance of having more than one loving, intimate relationship at a time with the full knowledge and consent of everyone involved.
Ponygirl: A submissive trained to act and look like a pony.

Power exchange:The consensual transfer of power by the submissive to the Dominant. The exchange takes place when the returned energy from the Dominant empowers the submissive.
Pro-Domme: A Professional Dominatrix. Payment ("tribute") is expected for sessions and normally there is no sexual contact involved.

Protector: A protector is one who is entrusted with the care of another's sub/slave. A protector is also one who will take the place of the Master/Mistress at any function the Master cannot attend.

Punishment: Any negative stimulus that a submissive must endure as a consequence of his or her behavior(s). This can be physical (i.e. a caning, flogging, spanking or probing) or it can be psychological (i.e. withdrawal of a privilege).

Pushing Limits: By consent, a submissive agrees to let the Dominant push them to a limit and slightly beyond. Most commonly this occurs when the submissive believes his or her limit stems from an irrational fear they hope the Dominant will help them to overcome.

RACK: Risk-Aware Consensual Kink (RACK, also Risk-Accepted Consensual Kink) is an acronym used by some of the BDSM community to describe themselves and their philosophies. It specifies that any activity between fully-informed consenting adults is acceptable.
Restraints: Devices used to impede movement for some purpose be it for pain, humiliation, punishment or pleasure.

R/L or R/T: Real life or real time as opposed to online.

Rough Trade: The practice of violent or rough sexual activities in the gay community. Sometimes practiced between heterosexual and gay men for money.

Sadist: One who derives his/her pleasure from inflicting emotional or physical pain on another.

SSC (Safe, Sane and Consensual): Activities that are "safe" (no form of pain or stimulation that causes harm), "sane" (with respect for both body and mind), and consensual (all partners involved are adults who are able to give informed consent). First formulated by David Stein, for GMSMA.

Safeword: A word, phrase or sign the participants agree on which causes a scene to stop immediately.

Safe Call :a phone call set up to a trusted friend when meeting a stranger for the first time (http://houseofdarkpassion.blogspot.com/2009/06/safety-rules-repost.html)

SAM (Smart Ass Masochist): A bottom or submissive who knowingly misbehaves in order to receive attention. see Topping From The Bottom.

Scat (coprophilia): Playing with or ingesting feces. Also used as a humiliation technique.

Scene: Interaction between a Dominant and submissive (or switch) for pleasure, discipline or both. A scene usually involves toys, restraints, and/or dungeon equipment. Sex doesn’t have to be present for the interaction to constitute a scene.

Slave: A person who gives total control to and becomes the property of their Master.
Spreader Bar: A bar of any kind of material (usually wood or metal) used to keep two body parts (ankles, wrists, thighs) spread apart from each other.

Strap-on: A dildo that is worn by someone, attached to a harness, so that it can be thrust into a partner like a penis.

Submissive (Sub): A person who gives the control to another person (Dom/me, Top)

Subdrop/Domdrop: Feelings of depression and confusion experienced in the days following an intense scene.

Subfrenzy: An intense craving or longing to spend time with a Dominant.

Subspace: A trance-like state of mind and body the submissive experiences during a scene. It is often described as a feeling of lightness, flying, or euphoria. The feelings are often caused by endorphins emitted during intense scenes.

Suspension: The act of being suspended by wrists, ankles or other body parts.

Switch: A person who switches roles between submissive and Dominant.
Top: A Dominant Male or female. The person in charge/control.

Topping from the bottom: When a submissive attempts to assert dominance while in submission to his or her Dominant. see SAM.

TPE (Total Power Exchange): The consensual transfer of power by the submissive to the Dominant. The exchange takes place when the returned energy from the Dominant empowers the submissive.

Toilet slave: Someone who has a fetish for serving the Dominant's toilet habits or who has a fetish for being ordered to clean or worship toilets. May also refer to someone who wishes to role play as a toilet.

Toy: The physical objects used in and around the scene, such as whips, paddles, cuffs, and floggers.

TV, TS, TG (Transvestite, Transsexual, Transgender, T-girl): Men who live or dress up as women. A person who is a transvestite, cross dresser, or transsexual isn't necessarily into BDSM.

Vanilla: A person with no interest in BDSM. Plain standard sex - non BDSM sex.
Violet Wand: An electric device usually in form of a glass cylinder which uses the effect of high frequent electric charges generated by a tesla device to apply intense stimulation.

Voyeurism: Getting sexual pleasure from watching someone else scene or have sex.

Watersports: Golden showers, urine play.

Whip: Usually made of leather with a medium sized handle and a single strand of long braided leather strings.

WIITWD: An initialism for "What it is that we do". It is intended to include all activities that the mainstream would consider "Kinky".
http://www.darkconnections.com/dictionary/index.htm

Monday, February 22, 2010

To Tribute or not to Tribute is the question?





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in the forum somewhere i found this topic and thought I would share it ...

what are your thoughts about :
To Tribute or not to Tribute is the question?

Are you asking about tribute within a D/s dynamic? Someone who is requesting tribute in order for you to meet with her? Tribute as compensation as a pro dominant? Are you asking about the validity of financial domination? Are you even talking about a financial transaction at all or might you be talking about a tribute such as a time investment on your part? My personal answer isn't the same for the number of possibilities that can be associated with the word tribute.


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There is no reason to pay tribute to anyone if they have done nothing to inspire you to pay tribute. Paying tribute to someone you talk to over the internet is likely about that person making money. As a Dominant I expect my subs to pay tribute to me daily in the form of their respect and submission. Of course, if you have hired a pro then they are entitled to be compensated for their time and work. It's all a matter of perspective. However, I would be careful of people asking for any tribute up front.



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Each ProDomme puts tons of time and often money into Her business. You don't go to a body shop, and expect them to order a specialized part and then not expect to pay a deposit. It's no different for a ProDomme. If you're really curious about a Pro, try getting DDI. The publisher takes a good deal of feedback from Pros that advertise with him and individuals who cruise the ads. If a certain advertiser starts getting some consistently rough feedback, he'll pull the ad from the next issue because that does end up hurting his credibility with the individuals who make him the most money: the readers. You can count on those Women being pretty reputable and, as long as you're seriously looking for a session, you shouldn't have a problem paying for it.

Personally speaking, I pay tribute every day with a foot rub when She gets home.


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Dominatrix
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


A dominatrix (plural dominatrices or dominatrixes) or mistress is a woman who takes the dominant role in bondage and discipline, dominance and submission or BDSM. A common form of address for a submissive to a dominatrix is "mistress", "ma'am", "domina" or "maîtresse". Note that a dominatrix does not necessarily dominate a male partner; a dominatrix may well have female submissives.

The term "domme" (pronounced /ˈdɒm/) is a coined pseudo-French female variation of the slang dom (short for dominant). It stems from the Latin words "dominus" = master, "domina" = mistress. The pronunciation is identical to the term "dom", by analogy to one-syllable French-derived words like femme or blonde.

As fetish culture is increasingly becoming more prevalent in Western media, depictions of dominatrices in film and television have become more common.



Word history

Dominatrix is the feminine form of the Latin dominator, a ruler or lord, and was originally used in a non-sexual sense. Its use in English dates back to at least 1561. Its earliest recorded use in the prevalent modern sense, as a female dominant in S&M, dates to 1967.[1]

Although the term "dominatrix" is not used, the classic example in literature of the female dominant-male submissive relationship is portrayed in the 1870 novella Venus in Furs by Austrian author Leopold von Sacher-Masoch. The term masochism was later derived from the author's name.
Professional versus lifestyle dominatrices

French dominatrix Maîtresse Françoise.'

The term dominatrix is often used to describe a professional dominant woman (or pro-domme) who charges money to engage in fantasy play with submissive clients by visiting their homes in person or via chat. In reality most dominatrices are not professionals, but lifestyle dominants. A lifestyle dominant is a person who is assertive and in control of their relationships both inside and outside the bedroom.

Women who engage in female domination recreation ally are known as dommes, dominatrices, mistresses, or simply dominants.[2] A high percentage of dominants are lifestyle dominants, but some simply play the dominatrix role because it is perceived as a high-paying profession.

It is common for professional dominatrices who are also lifestyle dommes to have both paying clients and a "personal slave or sub" or slaves or subs, who are not paying clients. A personal slave will typically perform a domme's housework and run errands for her. A personal slave may or may not live with his or her domme.

Professional dominants most frequently do not engage in sexual contact with their paying customers, as this can be construed as prostitution in some places. Outside of their life as a pro-domme, they may or may not engage in sexual behavior with a devoted slave or sub. A common form of domination involves chastity where a dominant controls her slaves' sexual access, sometimes keeping them locked in a chastity device except for rare occasions.

The stereotypical image of a dominatrix is of a woman wearing a rubber or leather catsuit and thigh-length boots with high heels or, in a more elegant and teasing mode, black lingerie, stockings and high heels, or some combination of these two alternatives. Many professional dominatrices do indeed wear similar outfits for their work in order to meet client expectations.