🌸 I’m a soft-hearted submissive who finds peace, calm, and purpose in genuine power exchange. Service is, to me, an act of love — devotion in motion. I don’t fit neatly under a label; I have both gentle and deeply submissive sides. I crave structure, rules, and the quiet comfort that comes from feeling a Dominant’s presence wrapped around my mind and heart.
I’m not looking for someone who wants to “own” for the sake of control, but someone who understands that D/s is a dance between two minds. Trust, care, and emotional safety are what allow me to surrender fully. When I feel seen, cherished, and safe, I bloom.
I’m a mother, and that’s an inseparable part of my life. My submission doesn’t erase that — it deepens my need for balance, integrity, and mutual respect. My Dominant would need to understand that, and even help me uphold it.
I’m still discovering who I am as a submissive. I’ve learned that the right connection can turn *** into beauty and hesitation into trust. I’m drawn to a Dominant who values growth, emotional intelligence, and shared evolution — someone strong enough to guide, but humble enough to listen.
I love mental play, structure, ritual, and the feeling of being guided with both strength and tenderness. I’m not looking for perfection — only sincerity, empathy, and depth.
⚖️ Limits & Boundaries
My child’s wellbeing always comes first. Nothing in my dynamic may ever jeopardize my ability to care for him emotionally, physically, or mentally.
I won’t engage in anything illegal or involving ***s, minors, or non-consensual acts. I don’t want to be hurt for someone’s amusement or used as an object without care or connection. Submission is something that happens between the ears — without trust, none of the physical things matter to me.
I’m open to exploring, learning, and growing under the right guidance. Many of my limits depend on trust, communication, and the environment. What matters most is that I feel emotionally safe and respected.
My Dominant should understand trauma and mental health — not to fix me, but to approach me with empathy and awareness. Growth is a shared responsibility, and I hope to find someone who values that as much as I do.
"I slept and dreamt that life was joy. I awoke and saw that life was service. I acted and behold, service was joy."
~ Rabindranath Tagore