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Female Dominance: Rituals And Practices

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A few years ago, I was caught off guard when my husband shared his fantasy of BDSM with me.

I was flattered that he wanted to try new things with me, but I wasn't sure I'd be able to transform myself into a "Dominate Mistress".

After a few feeble attempts, I threw my hands up and demanded that we try something else. Sure, I absolutely LOVED dressing up in Dom clothing and looking the part, but when it came down to it, I had NO CLUE what to do with the poor guy once it was time to deliver.

Fast forward a few years later: The interest has been stirring again in both of us. And this time I've decided to research BDSM a lot more extensively than I did before. Which is how I came across this book.

I've learned so much from the lovely Claudia Varrin. In addition to being very instructional, and chock full of techniques to try out, this book is really a delightful read within itself. I love the honesty and humour she injects throughout. Reading this has given me so much reassurance and confidence and now I feel ready to don the latex and give my darling husband a taste of having a Bitch bring him to his knees in loving humiliation.

Whether you are a frustrated wife with a man who can't stay away from her panties and stockings, or a much experienced Domme, the ideas and suggestions (not to mention explainations) of play and dress are absolutely fantastic.

Ms Varrin presents SM activities in such a way that her enjoyment and pleasure simply ooze from the pages. I recommend this book to young and old, new and experienced hoping that like I did, they learn something.

This book is to the point and well written; I enjoyed reding it! In fact having read a lot of other DOM books I would rate this one in the best top 10! Great ideas and methods, great information and a real look inside the DOM mind!

This book is a great comprehensive guide to the world of Female Domination. It really would be beneficial to a person at any level of experience. However, if you are really starting at square one, I would recommend a nuts and bolts guide to accompany this book. I would also recommend reading "The Art of Sensual Female Domination" also by Claudia Varrin.

Author assumes she knows all about the reader's attitudes. Only one point of view is given in the book - assumes 100% Dom 100% of the time. Bad language is used in the book - the points could have been put across without using bad language. However, the best part of the book was the chapter on tools used in the trade.

If this was my first book on Dom, it would have been my last since this book would have removed any / all interest. I will not keep this book in my library.