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Vetting Tip: How to Make a Powerful First Impression
Use this checklist to review a Dominatrix’s website first.
Check off the items that are already answered there, and write down her responses next to each question. This will help you prepare for your vetting call or email exchange.
YOUTUBE VIDEOS COMING SOON!
Some of the content might not be safe for YouTube. If so, I will upload it directly to my website or LoyalFans account. I'll give updates on my Instagram stories/highlights: @Domina.Gray anytime I update my site/blogposts. Make sure to follow me on IG!  To add physical cash to your CashApp balance, you can utilize the Paper Money Deposit feature at participating retailers. Here's how to proceed:
 This is a complete list of all the mandatory materials and tools needed to build the Vac-Bed I designed. I've attached affiliate links to each item used in my videos to ensure you get the exact products required for this project. You may not need everything on this list if you already have some of the supplies at home.
But let’s say you do need to buy everything I’ve listed—from Amazon and Canal Rubber. Your total cost for supplies will come out to $722.36. 
Foot fetishes, or podophilia, have been studied from psychological, neurological, and evolutionary perspectives. While there’s no single definitive cause, several scientific theories help explain why some people develop a strong attraction to feet:
 Before reading this article read and vote on the poll if you have been exposed to Fin-Domme:
Ethical vs. Unethical Financial Domination: A Distinction That Must Be Made The Difference Between FemDom and Financial Domination (FinDom)Both Female Domination (FemDom) and Financial Domination (FinDom) fall within the realm of BDSM power exchange, but they represent distinct dynamics with different focal points. 
I’ve written this article on unethical financial domination (fin-domme) because, personally, it’s not something I engage in or support. Unfortunately, there are far too many so-called “Dommes” who engage in unethical practices, exploiting others for financial gain under the guise of BDSM. It’s deeply frustrating to see this label misused by individuals who have no real understanding of dominance or ethical power exchange.
To be clear, supporting my fan pages, paying tribute for BDSM sessions, or purchasing content and services is not the same as fin-domme. There is a distinct difference between consensual financial exchange for a service and someone manipulating others for personal financial gain. Ethical domination is built on mutual consent, respect, and authenticity—not deception. |
