So I've had a lot of questions around best practice for going forward session wise especially as people know I'm a Nurse so there is an expectation that I will have all the answers. Sorry to disappoint, but I don't, nobody does. What I can say is that I will try my best to keep all those who come to see me safe, as well as keeping myself safe. What I do and what others do might well be different. I respect that others don't have the same set up as me, can't schedule appointments the same way I do and don't necessarily have the luxury of being able to fully control all aspects of their environment. I will go into the practical side of sessioning in detail to those who secure an appointment, but for today I want to address the issue of scheduling appointments when the time comes. We are a bit further behind here in Scotland with the phases of lockdown let up so again, things will no doubt be different in other parts of the UK. When I decide it is as safe as it can...
A catalogue of helplessness... Your Rogues Galleries are always intriguing Lady Annisa. I find myself wondering what made you take a picture at these precise points in your sessions? Is it because you've done something new, or that has amused you, or is it part of the session itself that your victims feel even more powerless when they can't stop you taking the photo?
ReplyDeleteI like to take pictures of something if I've tried something new and want to document it. I sometimes just like taking pics of things that amuse me. I also take pictures to show the person involved just what kind of predicament they have been in as quite often the submissive is blindfolded and in such a position they are unable to appreciate exactly what's all going on.
ReplyDeleteMany of the pics never make it to my blog or twitter as they are either too graphic for general consumption or perhaps there are identifiable elements like tattoos or scars showing. Sometimes there is even a smiling face!
Another question if I may Lady Annisa - have you ever ordered one of your subjects to take a picture of themselves during a session, either on your phone or theirs? It strikes me that might be as humiliating and memorable as you doing it, maybe even more so?
ReplyDeleteNot so far, but what a good idea.
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