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***WARNING: Any institutions or individuals using this site or any of its associated sites for studies or projects - ***You DO NOT have permission to use any of my profile or pictures in any form or forum both current and future. If you have or do, it will be considered a violation of my privacy and will be subject to legal ramifications. It is recommended that other members post a similar notice to this or you may copy and paste this one.*** 
Have you read "Fifty Shades of Grey"? I am the real thing. I have been in the BDSM scene for almost 10 years, increasing in intensity. Despite whatever technical skills I have, I believe that the brain is the sexiest organ of the body. I enjoy an ironic detachment and observe while also being part of the theater of BDSM. I savor the effect rendered upon the submissive. Always an aura of eroticism, never crude, hinted like traces of spices in an intricate dish. Women can always surprise me. The first time I disciplined a submissive, much to my surprise, after whipping her, I looked at the floor between her spread feet and she was dripping from desire. A man should always know that women can surprise them.
I have both dominated women, including sexually, and in turn been dominated by women. The age and looks of a woman are unimportant to me. I was first introduced to BDSM by a girlfriend in New Orleans. The thrill and edginess has not lost its allure. As every man will attest, BDSM enhances a woman's attractiveness immeasurably, whether as a domme or a submissive.
I've been in over two dozen web-videos on RaptureVision.com, Kink.com, and Julie Simone. The experience has been amazing and enhancing. I believe that the purpose of the Internet is to set up a telephone call and the purpose of a telephone call is to have a face-to-face meeting.
I enjoy discussing art/fashion/design/style with someone knowledgeable about S&M and I know that performing S&M with someone knowledgeable about art/fashion/design/style enhances each experience. I keep a place in NY and NJ. I enjoy going to Chelsea Art Galleries--the work on the walls is usually disappointing, but the crowd and the free food and drink rarely disappoint--and then off to listen to jazz--at Lucille's Grill, then Hill Country, then Rodeo Bar--or just a one-on-one at the Kitano Jazz lounge.
If you are new to BDSM,Jazz or Art, let me teach you. If you are experienced, then we two will savor each other's expertise that much more.
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