Part-two in this series is all about practice. Accessibility isn’t a vibe or a checklist, it’s a skill set. It’s something we build intentionally. This post focuses on how we can actually do that: concrete practices, examples, and ideas that you can incorporate into your scenes.

Before we can talk about things like access, inclusion, or meaningful change, we need a shared language for what’s happening beneath the surface. So that’s where we’re starting. This is part-one of my three-part blog series on disability and kink.

Consent, communication, and care are your best tools—but not without a bit of anatomy savvy! Respecting the body’s natural architecture and learning where it can (and cannot) safely take impact makes space for more enjoyable play.

It was a pleasure and honour to be interviewed by German Domina and author Lady Sas. Read about my BDSM journey, my view on men, future goals, and much much more!

Let’s get into one of my favourite ways to inspire connection, creativity, and brain-oozing submission: weed.

Media portrayals of dungeons, Dominatrices and kink scenes are often misleading. Here’s what an in-person session actually looks like.

The Mommy-Domme archetype resonates deeply with who I am, so I’m sharing what it means to embody this role and why it holds a special place in my heart.

Learn about the role of aftercare in kink and BDSM. Toronto Dominatrix Ms. Chloe Mars breaks down the physical, emotional, and mental types of care needed post-play.