





Who loved a lord and who laughed aloud
At the moan of the merryman, moping mum
Whose soul was sad and whose glance was glum
Who sipped no sup and who craved no crumb
As he sighed for the love of a la-dy.
Fans of the ‘strict governess’ style of femdom might be interested in skipping to exactly 49 minutes into this 1970s British movie (NB, Russian site if you worry about such things), to reach the section which is about Theresa Berkley, of whipping horse fame. The movie is mostly in that 1970s British sex comedy style (oo-err, Missus, gwarn show us yer knockers!) but this bit is, I think, done quite well as it features the slow scolding build-up and anticipation (a theme I tried to convey in one of my few serious pieces: Waiting). Weirdly enough, although most of the film is knockabout farce, towards the end it takes on the tone of a public information film and features the then living, famous and very serious dominatrix, Monique van Cleef, in a short bit starting at 1:15.45. The 1970s were odd. But then, so are we, aren’t we? Extra trivia: the narrator is Charles Gray, narrator of Rocky Horror (where was his neck?) as well as being the best Blofeld, and Mrs Berkley is Carmen Silvera, who later dominated René in Allo Allo.
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Phwoah! |
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Why not both? |
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Ah, young love. I remember my first really vigorous reaming as if it were yesterday. |
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She might say that she’s not really into the weird femdomination stuff, but actually she could probably be persuaded to try a little chastity play too – or even rather a lot of it. |
She’s vegan because she can’t abide cruelty, except under carefully-controlled conditions. Her blonde friend there isn’t so fastidious, so I’ve heard. |
It can be quite tedious for our superiors, having to wait to let the dread build up. Thank goodness she has someone to keep her company, |
Just so there’s no misunderstanding. |
Oh dear. I hope she gets over the embarrassment quickly. |
Don’t worry about the whip – her aim’s terrible when she’s a bit sloshed, so you should be fine. |
Her colleague Tanya’s not quite so talkative – but don’t worry, she’ll look after you. |
Mistress Lennox, of course… and that beardy bloke called Dave.
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‘Ideas’ in the same sense that Pinterest sends me emails suggesting I check out ‘ideas’ about boots, corsets or traditional girls’ school uniforms. And chickens, oddly enough. |
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Those vanilla passengers can be rather tiresome. Fortunately one encounters fewer of them, these days. |
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I have a limited skill set, unfortunately. And I’m rubbish at it. |
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Don’t worry – lots of bridegrooms feel a bit nervous on the big day. None of the guests are likely to realise how well-founded your fears actually are. |
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It’s an arguable case, legally, or at least it would be were anyone in a position to argue about it. Which they won’t be, obviously. |
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I am in their loyalty programme. I get to pay more when I book flights, as I accumulate points they demand ever more expensive gifts and on board I am treated with extra contempt. |
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I can multi-task! I can flounce and simper, both at the same time. |
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As story-writers say, don’t tell: show. |
…followed by a slightly stilted conversation while putting my clothes back on, a quick hug, a kiss of her hand, then back out and switch on the mobile to find out what craziness has been going on at work while I’ve been in session.
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Sometimes you can tell even without looking at them. And sometimes you just beat them anyway, on the off-chance. It’s all good. |
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What do we want? Justice! |
… and it’s worth it.
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Many men get excited at the thought of watching passionate lesbian sex, but believe me after a few years you kinda start to feel a bit jealous? Silly, I know… |
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Apparently she’s having the schoolroom fitted out already. If she’s not even pregnant yet, I have to say that seems a little premature. |