my submissive plant(s)

my submissive journey

feeling kinda lost and confused at the moment 

and

trying to figure out how to go ahead

on my submissive journey

Research

Research from the Q - q - List

Queening Stool

A queening stool is a low stool or seat that can be placed over a person's face 

to allow for oral stimulation of the vagina or anus. 

The seats of these stools are usually U-shaped, 

and are designed for a woman to perch with her legs on either side of the U 

and her buttocks on the back of the U. 

These stools are usually built with comfort in mind, 

and the seat of a queening stool is usually padded and there is a support

 just under the stool for the person on the bottom to rest their head on.

 Queening stools are used during acts of queening, 

a sexual practice that involves a Dominant female 

sitting over a submissive partner's face. 

This practice is common in Femdom relationships,

 and can be used by a woman to assert her dominance or humiliate her submissive. 

It can also, however, 

be used purely for sexual satisfaction and vanilla couples shouldn't dismiss them.

 Using a queening stool is often a more comfortable way to give and receive oral sex. 

Also, when a woman sits on a queening stool, 

she is better able to relax her pelvic muscles, 

which can expose more delicate and sensitive areas of the labia.

(kinkly.com)

my submissives plant(s)

i'm excited how my plants grow more and more stronger,

same goes for my submission, 

although  i'm currently all on my own 

my submissive journey

Research

Research on the P - p - List

Protocols

In a BDSM relationship, 

protocol is used to describe rules and behaviors that govern the BDSM relationship. 

Due to the different power dynamics in a BDSM relationship,

 there are different sets of protocols and honorifics that are required. 

This enforced behavior defines the interpersonal dynamic and rituals that take place in the relationship. 

 In a BDSM relationship, 

protocols often impose constraints and limits on the submissive's behavior, 

particularly in social settings,

for example a protocol may specifify that a submissive is not allowed to speak

to an other person without the Dominant's permission, may not speak

unless spoken to and so on.

Protocols are also used to define the behavior and hierarchy between partners. 

For example, a submissive may be unable to sit in certain areas 

and must refer to her / his Dominant Partner as Master / Mistress and so on.

(kinkly.com)

my submissive plant(s)

my submissive plant(s) are still growing nicely 

and getting stronger,

 so do i 

on my  submissive journey....  ;))