Five Simple Rules for slaves

1. Free your heart from the cares of this world.
    you exist to serve your Mistress, to fulfil all Her wishes, it is your meaning and only purpose
   
2. Free your mind from phantasies.
    you are created by your Mistress, She owns you, you are Her property, tool and plaything

3. Live simply.
    you do not matter, you cannot be without your Mistress, you are nothing without Her

4. Give more.
    nothing is yours, slave, everything belongs to your Mistress

5. Expect less, expect nothing.
    your Mistress acknowledged your poor being, it is your only and infinite blessing


slave, you can never be enough grateful to your Mistress for allowing you to being useful to Her, every day, every minute pray for Her endless largesse, Her infinite grace, Her well being and safety and every second beg for Her most merciful forgiveness of your insufficiency and imperfection, your complete nothingness.

slave, you must be always trying to be perfect servant for your Mistress - but remember, you will never become one. The perfection is granted to Her and you can be only what She allows you to be.

Femdom Leather by Jitrois

If you see a celebrity in leather clothes, it will most probably be something from Jitoris. In 1976  Jean-Claude Jitrois opened his first boutique in Nice with desire to 'turn leather into something beautiful, sophisticated and appealing' and he succeeded. His work was a hit and the brand quickly found itself a household name within luxury fashion world.

???, 2001

???, 2001

'The Jitois wearer is a sophisticated individual who exudes seduction and power' is the company motto - and the brand's famous collaborators are able to capture  in their photographs... Enjoy.

Jean-Baptiste Mondino, 2003

Jean-Baptiste Mondino, 2003

Rankin, 2013

Rankin, 2013

All Power to the Women, Paris, May 1968

The Payday

Reader's Diary (Week 21)

Without knowing exactly the state of my financial affairs, i felt that ruin was ahead of me. i had paid out considerable sums of money, debts were accumulating and, far from decreasing, Juliette’s whims became even more numerous and more expensive; money flowed like water from Her hands, like a fountain, in one continuous stream. She evidently thinks me richer than i am, i thought to myself, in an effort to deceive myself. i ought to warn Her, perhaps show myself a little more reserved in yielding to Her desires. The truth was that i deliberately dismissed from my mind every notion of this kind, that i dreaded the probable consequences of such a challenge even more than the greatest possible misfortune in the world.

In my rare moments of clear-mindedness, of frankness with myself, i understood that beneath Her air of sweetness, beneath Her naïveté of a spoiled child, beneath the robust and vibrant passions of Her flesh, Juliette concealed a powerful desire to be always beautiful, adored, paid court to, concealed a fierce selfishness which would not flinch before any cruelty, before any moral crime! i realised that She loved me less than the last piece of cloth, that She would have sacrificed me for a cloak or a cravat or a pair of gloves. Once drawn into such a life She could not stop. And then what? Cold shivers passed up and down my frame from head to heels. That She should leave me, no, no, that i did not want!

(Mirbeau, 1886)

In memory of Nina Simone (2/21/1933 – 4/21/2003)

I put a spell on you

because you're mine

you're mine

you better stop the things you do

I ain't lyin'

and I don't care

you hear me

I put a spell on you

because you're mine

Advertising done correctly... at last

Advertising in 1950s has been created by men for men and results were often sexist and repulsive. Eli Rezkallah recreated some of the most striking examples recently - swapping the roles of the Female and male characters - and the result is simply great.