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Kink and Submission: Have a kinky Domme session or Submit to a Domme.

  • Writer: Madame Lockwood
    Madame Lockwood
  • 3 days ago
  • 4 min read

Kink and submission: Have a kinky domme session or submit to a domme.

Kink and submission are often talked about as though they are the same thing. They are not. In my experience, the difference between a kinky Domme session and choosing to submit to me is quite significant.

Madame Lockwood sitting on the floor, wearing a red PVC dress, with thigh-high PVC platform, stileto heels, black and red boots.Looking directy at the camera.
Are you kinky, submissive or both?

You can have a kinky Domme session and enjoy the activities you have fantasised about, and at the end of the session, you walk away feeling completely satisfied. There is no shame in that. Sometimes you know exactly what you want to experience and you simply want a professional Dominatrix to bring that fantasy to life.


Submission can be something very different.


For some people, the attraction to submitting to a Dominatrix, is not the kink itself. It's the experience of giving someone else control. Following instructions. Being challenged. Having expectations placed upon you. Knowing that for a period of time, you do not have to make every decision yourself.


That is where the difference becomes more interesting for me.


I have sessioned with people that arrive with a long list of things they have probably spent far too long researching or thinking about. I personally do not have a problem with that. Kink is supoosed to be enjoyable after all.

But.....Sometimes, what they acually want.... is to submit.


A genuine power exhcange isn't necessarily about how many activities you can fit into a session. It can be much simpler than that. It can be about the way you are spoken to, the expectations placed on you, the decisions I make on your behalf and the feeling of handing control over to someone who knows what they are doing and why.

This does not mean I expect every submissive to arrive wanting the same experience. Quite the opposite in fact.


Many individuals require a very specfic kinky session. Others want a more structured and diciplined session. Some may want to explore submission for the first time and have no idea what that looks like in reality. Then there are those that know and understand submission and want to take it considerably further and make a true commimtment.


One good reason I do not work from a "Script". I am unique and do things my way.

I want to understand the person in front of me rather than simply work through a list of activities because they happend to mention it on their application.

Your interests matter, but so does your mindset, your level of experience, your communication skills and what you are actually hoping to achieve from the the session.


Thers is another misconception that by submitting you become completely passive. You don't.

A good submissive will always communicate. They still need to be open and honest with their Dominatrix. They ultimatly have the responsibility for their own boundaries and wellbeing. Submission does not remove responsibility. It mearly changes where the control sits within the agreed dynamic.


Real and true submission does not mean walking away from the dynamic the moment things become a little challenging or overwhelming. That does not mean you can't speak up or tell me something isn't right or working. It means communication is expected rather than simply giving up or disappearing when things don't feel quite as comfortable as you first imagined.

If you choose to genuinely submit, there has to be a level of commitment to the process. You may be challenged. You may find yourself outside your usual comfort zone. Things may feel very different once the dynamic becomes real rather than something you have imagined in your head and fantasied about for so long.


For this reason it is precisely why communication is paramount.


I need to know when something genuinely isn't right, just as I need to know when you are being challenged but are unable to continue. Submission is not about being afraid to speak up, it's about trusting me enough to communicate honestly, including when something feels difficult.

I cannot read your mind, and I don't expect you to be able to read mine.


There is a clear difference between being challenged within an agreed dymanic and simply deciding that you no longer want to continue, just because something has become uncomfortable for you. At the same time, I also have a responsiblity to listen to you, observe and respond appropriately.

Trust works both ways. For me, that is what makes genuine submission so different from a kinky session. You're not just giving me a list of things you want me to do to you. You are instead trusting me with a level of control, and I accept the responsbility that comes with being given that trust.


If all you want is a kinky Domme session that is perfecly valid and acceptable. You do not need to pretend you are looking for a deeper meaningful dynamic, if your not. But, if what you really want is to truly submit to me then the experience can become about much more than your individual kink.

It can be about trust. It can be about being challenged. It can be about discovering that giving up control can feel very different from simply having someone perform activiteis you have requested during a session.

In some cases, a person arrives thinking they want one activity, but soon discover that actually they were looking for something very different.


That is when things become more intersting...

I am a professional Dominatrix, but I am not here to simply tick boxes and activities requested from a list. Yes I can and do provide kinky sessions, but I also provide structure, authority, discipline and genuine power exhange.

The important thing to remember is to know what you are actually looking for, because there is a differnece between wanting a kinky session and wanting to submit.


Sometimes you want and need the kink.


Sometimes you want and need the control.


Sometimes..........You want and need both.


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