Mistress Kalyss Mercury's Domina Journey

"Dominatrix" must be among the most exotic professions in the world. It certainly raises eyebrows at average dinner conversations. As the majority of the world's population is vanilla¹, even talking about BDSM is often a bit unconventional, let alone meeting someone who does it for a full time job! Reactions can be from causal or genuine interest, to a perverted curiosity, to disgust or outrage. Perhaps that's the main reason why most pro-dommes do not reveal their profession to strangers or recent acquaintances. Consequently, the image of professional domination (and BDSM in general) remains shrouded in mystery and taboo. Some say that mystery is exactly what brings clients to Mistresses; I disagree. Many of my clients are well advanced in BDSM concepts and a few have even taught me a thing or two. Mystery raises interest, but in my experience, in the case of S'n'M and fetish, the more one knows, the more one seeks. Kink grows exponentially. In such vanilla social occasions where I decide to share my choice of occupation with the group, I often find myself facing a wide-eyed audience², which after a brief pause bombards me with questions about the subject. I suspect many readers will have similar questions, hence my Bio page: a space where I express my views on my life as a dominatrix.

PS: This is not kindergarden. For basic explanations about BDSM (or if there is any term you don't understand), be pro-active and do your homework. You can find more than enough info on google or wikipedia.