Trigger Warning and Community Rules
This is SMUT. If you're underage, please don't read.
This story explores power, desire, and consent in ways that may be uncomfortable for some readers. If these themes are not for you, please prioritize your comfort and choose accordingly. Shaming readers or conflating consensual kink with abuse is not something I support in this space.
Thank you to those engaging with the story thoughtfully.
Contains: Inappropriate language, non-conventional sex, BDSM, knife play, bondage, submission, domination, highly controlling and possessive behavior, rough sex, anal sex, breath play, marking, hair pulling, impact play, and CNC (consented non-consent).
In this story, you will not find: Degradation, humiliation, non-consent
Disclaimer:
EVERYTHING that happens in this book is fully CONSENTED. As of the beginning of this story, the characters have a standing D/s dynamic and have already gone through a vetting process. So, everything that is not discussed directly in the story has already been discussed and consented to prior to the narrative starting point.
Community rules:
Sexual shaming in any shape, kind, or form is not acceptable. Just because you don't like something doesn't mean other people don't enjoy it. Respect other people's sexual preferences.
BDSM and D/s dynamics are frequently misunderstood, and they are not common knowledge. This story is written from lived and informed experience, with the intention of portraying these dynamics as they are meant to function: grounded in communication, trust, negotiation, and ongoing consent—even when a scene is written to feel destabilizing or emotionally charged. Experiencing vulnerability or complex emotions during or after play does not negate consent, nor does it imply harm.
There will be room for discussion about D/s dynamics. However, any comment that does any of the following will be read and responded to:
- Imply that having prior knowledge means blanket consent to anything that happens
- Collapsing BDSM into inevitable harm
- Erasing negotiation, boundaries, aftercare, and consent, which are central to BDSM
- Suggesting that fear, confusion, or emotional fallout are illegitimate because “she should’ve known better.”
- Implies shaming or victim-blaming
If the behavior continues or any disrespect is directed at my readers or me, the user will be blocked.
