Books

[lo****]

11 hours ago, PresentisPeculiar said:

Down and Out in Paris and London - Orwell

1984 is excellent too, scary but excellent book

[Sa****]

YOUR ERRONEOUS ZONES Wayne Dyer. 1976

[ba****]

" How to live with mental health issues that your parents gave u"

[Earthquake]

Ryan by Sadie Kincaid or Brie collection by Red phoenix

[24****]

FLOW by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi. It’s a stunning book and my favorite of all time

[fi****]

Ella Enchanted

[la****]

The giving tree.

[Ajsdiscreet]

When breath becomes air

[Poliphilo]

Tough ask, I guess I have always had a few go to favs..

 

The Alchemist - by Paulo Coelho was an old fav

But recently read Tuesday's with Morrie and The Five People you meet in heaven - by Mitch Albom

 

 

[lo****]

September 17, lawdhavemercy said:

The giving tree.

My grandmother use to read this to me, absolutely profound meaning ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[Charms]

Please can people  drop me books to read or listen to. I like urban fantasy but I realy dont like smut.

 

Books iv read are Morgan vile,  true *** books ( nothing like the tv show and Anita Blake vampier hunter. Iv read an listetp others but carnt rember  the series. 

 

Also a big James Patterson book addict iv got over 60 of his books . Not all the same series but a few different  1s.

 

Also have a few Linda la Plant an Martina Cole books.

[Ha****]

Only 1 book stands out to me with this question; The Electric Woman by Tess Fontaine

[pu****]

The Last Letter by Rebecca Yarros was the most profoundly brilliant book I’ve ever read. 10/10 recommend. But have your Kleenex box handy. 💜

[To****]

If we are talking about the one...it would be The Art of War buy Sun Tzu.

Despite the title, it isn’t really about fighting. It’s about timing, awareness, reading people, and knowing when not to act. In that sense, it maps surprisingly well onto power exchange: dominance that relies on perception, patience, and self control rather than ***.

From there, I’d suggest a few books that build the mental framework that makes ethical, grounded dominance possible. ( related with fet forum)These aren’t kink manuals, but they shape the mindset behind calm authority and consistency:
• Meditations by e Marcus Aurelius
A study in inner discipline and emotional regulation. It reminds you that real control starts with governing yourself.
• The Way of the Superior Man by David Deida
Explores direction, presence, and masculine–feminine polarity. Less about roles, more about holding purpose without rigidity.
• Man’s Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl
A powerful reflection on responsibility and resilience. It shows how strength comes from chosen attitude, not circumstance.

Taken together, these books don’t teach techniques…they change how you think. They reshape your internal posture, your patience, and your sense of responsibility. And in my experience, that shift in mindset is what separates performative dominance from something that actually feels safe, steady, and compelling over time

[Ka****]

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