Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com First of all, I have a follow up to my "Wounded" post. I talked with the thoughtless person who had hurt my feelings, and it turns out that they thought my heart-felt offer was a pity offer. They didn't want my pity. Which - you know, who does? No body. … Continue reading Sunday Joy

Something happened tonight that deeply hurt my feelings. It was a little thing that happened. I made an offer, and the other person responded to it with a sound of contempt. Pft. I think that's how you write it. Just a little sound, a puff of air really. Totally dismissive. They didn't say anything else. … Continue reading Wounded

Nora, over at Finding Strength in My Submission, has been reading a book by Raven Kaldera and Joshua Tenpenny. I was delighted that she was enjoying the book and really appreciated her thoughts about it. You can read her reflections (so far) here: Bookworm: Review of Real Service continued. That post contains the links to … Continue reading Revisiting Master Raven Kaldera

I started talking to someone on D/s Safeword. Just messaging back and forth a bit. It didn't go anywhere, but that's not what I can here to talk about. It stirred me up a little bit. Just enough that I went to look at this website. The author is a friend of Naughty Nora's over … Continue reading Thoughts in April

I've started playing with my Tarot cards a bit - every morning, I shuffle the cards a bit, pick one and read the description of it in my little book. Each description has a small healing prayer, and that's been nice. I've done it the last 5 days - and, interestingly, I've picked two of … Continue reading From the Tarot Deck

Yes, this is my new blogging strategy - I don't write for a while and then I can come back and celebrate that I'm here again. Lol, simple but effective. I have not written more of my latest story because I'm afraid to. I'm afraid that Selena is going to overthink it all and end … Continue reading MIA No More

I realized on my mini-retreat that I missed connecting with people. That’s not usually the case. Usually, I savor being alone. The silence. The freedom. This time, I noticed pretty quickly that I wanted to share this time with other people. It kind of confused me for a minute. But I decided to invite my … Continue reading More Revelations

In real life, Gentle Readers, I spent a bunch of time at doctor appointments yesterday. They did some tests and then I met with the doctor who was going to do my surgery next week. Yes, that's "was." The tests showed that all indications of the problems I'd had were gone. They don't know why, … Continue reading IRL

She read through it again. "Her legs trembled, but she didn't look away. 'Yes, Sir, I agree to obey,' and if her voice shook as she said the last part, it was understandable, but she went on, "agree to obey without question, without knowing what you will ask of me ahead of time.'" She smiled … Continue reading And Then He Was There