Practices + Interests
Context, Not a Menu
Some people arrive here with specific interests already in mind, and want to ensure our interests align.
Others arrive without language at all — only a sense that they want to be guided by someone who understands pacing, power, and care.
This page exists to offer context, not choices.
Nothing listed here is offered casually or à la carte. All practices live within structured experiences designed to be held correctly.
What matters most is not the practice itself.
It’s how it’s held.
Areas of Focus
Prostate-Focused Work
These are guided, attuned experiences centered on trust, pacing, and embodied release.
This work integrates physical response with psychological containment and is offered only within structured sessions, where there’s time and attention to support the experience properly.
Anal-Focused Play
Approached with care, communication, and gradual pacing.
This work emphasizes comfort, safety, and responsiveness, with attention paid to pacing rather than performance. Nothing is rushed, and nothing is pushed for effect.
Pegging
A form of guided power reversal held with authority and intention.
Penetrative elements are incorporated when they support the dynamic and structure of the session—not as the focus.
Body Worship
Sustained attention and hierarchy expressed through presence rather than performance.
This experience is quiet, deliberate, and emotionally grounded.
Chastity + Orgasm Control
Psychological restraint, anticipation, and deliberate pacing.
This work centers on attention and authority rather than deprivation or spectacle.
Sensory Control
Intentional modulation of attention through focused sensory input.
This work prioritizes nervous-system regulation, pacing, and attunement rather than overwhelm.
Couple’s Coaching
Guided support for couples exploring BDSM, kink, or power dynamics within their relationship.
This work is relational + educational nature and focuses on communication, consent, and skill development.
Additional Practices
Some practices are not listed individually and are introduced only when appropriate.
Depending on context, experience level, and mutual agreement, additional elements may be integrated thoughtfully, including:
electro stimulation
tickling
gender-based or role-focused dynamics
medical play or religious themes
other sensory or psychological components
These are discussed privately and never assumed.
Online Work
Some dynamics are also offered through online sessions, where psychological authority, instruction, and pacing replace physical proximity.
Learn about Online Domination →
I practice Risk-Aware Consensual Kink and always have harm reduction in mind when playing, particularly with topics that are more taboo/extreme.
If you want more context around my style, I wrote about my approach here.
Scope + Exclusions
Not every practice or dynamic is part of my work.
This is not because they are taboo or incorrect, but because this practice is intentionally defined. What is excluded is done so deliberately, in order to maintain clarity, safety, and integrity.
As such, the following are not part of my offerings and are not open for discussion:
Race play
Gender-based play that is derogatory towards trans people or women
Weight-shaming
Brown, roman, or ruby play/showers
Full toilet
ABDL
Enema play
Suspension
Extreme breath play
Non-consensual play; discreet public play is part of my practice, heavy emphasis on discreet.
This clarity allows the work that is offered to be held correctly, without negotiation or confusion.
A Note on Boundaries and Discretion
Not every aspect of my work is public-facing.
Certain dynamics and practices are addressed only after screening, once trust and readiness are established. This protects safety, clarity, and the integrity of the experience.
If something you’re curious about isn’t listed here, it doesn’t mean it’s off the table—it means it’s handled with care and discussed in the right context.
How to Begin
You do not need to decide which practice applies to you.
You do not need to name everything perfectly.
If something on this page resonates—or if you’re simply drawn to the way this work is held—the next step is to review how requests are made and what is required to proceed.