🔥The Empress Elemental 🔥Sadist & Sovereign🔥🪞 Want to know more? Google me✨
Sydney, Australia
Joined April 2009
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de·vo·tion (dĭ-vō′shən) n. Ardent, often selfless affection and dedication marked by dedicated loyalty.
Ms Jadis Ives retweeted
They don't. They never do. It's why if you approach and immediately claim I own you or that you want to be owned, I push extremely hard in play.
W/we both know you're not committing so I'm getting My fill before you vanish.
Ms Jadis Ives retweeted
When I was just starting out, I had no limits because I had no experience, so I asked to start very slow and build until I knew enough to to know where my limit should be. It was never "go as hard as you want, I can take it", it was "please help me find what I don't yet have."
One of the more difficult concepts for new subs to grasp when they move from content consumption to real-time play is that what they want, need, and crave might not feel like pure fun and pleasure in the moment it's happening. "Good bad" is a thing!
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PSA to any woman, or anyone inexperienced, thinking about getting into sex work
Be extremely skeptical of anyone whose entire brand is built around flashing stacks of cash, luxury gifts, designer bags, and a supposedly effortless lifestyle while promising they’ll teach you the game.
The lifestyle is the advertisement. You are the customer.
The second someone starts selling courses on how to swerve, trick, or secure the bag, ask yourself why they’re making more money selling access to you than they are from the lifestyle they’re trying to convince you is so lucrative.
The most dangerous people aren’t always the ones who openly call themselves pimps. Sometimes they’re the ones who wrap exploitation in the language of female empowerment, mentorship, and community.
If someone’s business model depends on constantly recruiting inexperienced women into their orbit, that’s a glaring red flag. If they’re promising wealth while minimizing the risks, they’re selling a fantasy, not education.
The people worth listening to are the ones who tell you about boundaries, safety, financial planning, coercion, violence, burnout, taxes, and how to leave the industry if you choose, not just how to buy your next Chanel bag.
A mentor wants you to become independent. A recruiter wants you to become profitable. Learn the difference before you mistake one for the other.
Ms Jadis Ives retweeted
Agreed. Especially when they claim to fetishize latex but can’t actually identify it visually.
Ms Jadis Ives retweeted
Recent pet-peeves as a pro domme:
1) Un-shined latex - mostly in big production things, especially on celebrities who have never worn latex
2) When people crack a whip against the floor instead of learning how to crack a whip
3) Anyone at all saying "You're so lucky / That sub is so lucky" as if luck had anything to do with it
4) People who are the same niche as you, hating you because you are similar - rather than getting together as a team
5) Exploitation of others, specifically on podcasts
Ms Jadis Ives retweeted
100% of the time this is the vibe.
No the fuck you dont!
Be honest with me but above all my dude, be honest with yourself!!
Go to therapy fr
Ms Jadis Ives retweeted
160 REASONS TO SAY "NUP TO THE CUP" 🏇🐎🚫
Georgie Purcell MP shares details of latest annual report, that shows 160 horses died on Australian racetracks in the past year.
And an unknown number that died off track.
This is not harmless fun.
Say "Nup to the Cup" this year if you're against animal abuse.
#NuptotheCup #HorseRacing #MelbourneCup #Horses #Animals #AnimalWelfare #VicPol #SpringSt #AusPol #AusPol2026 #CaulfieldCup
"I have no limits."
"I'll do anything."
That don't impress me much! In fact it shows you most definitely don't know what I'm capable of.
Even if you're inexperienced, "new to this", what impresses me is a sub who has done the work to research what's possible and think about where their limits are, as a starting point, at least.
Ms Jadis Ives retweeted
decoding body language, intuition, pattern recognition, lie detection, common sense, sometimes borderline mind reading and 6th sense - all essential skill sets of a successful Domme.
some can be taught. but not all of it.
Unless it's within a negotiated and time-limited role-play scenario, the need to "dominate" someone into baseline courtesy, common decency, consideration or transparency is a massive red flag.⛳️
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Question:
If someone has Miss, Goddess, Mistress, Sir etc as their preferred honorific online…
Do you think it’s appropriate to call them something else of your choosing?
E.g. I use ‘Miss’ but get called ‘Mistress’ or ‘Goddess’ (which I actually dislike).
