Guys would get in touch to trade porn tapes; women would write hoping to get a spanking. As more people got involved, though, the need for safe practices and awareness of how consent intertwines with domination also became more important. Image via Flickr user Julian Povey.
They were placing ads on Craigslist or something like that. And the first thing someone would do is they would tie them up, and they would [want to] fuck them, which is not what they wanted. So I decided to see if there was a market for women to pay for domination services. It turns out that there is a market. When it comes to actual domination, usually in the form of spanking, he accepts whatever someone is willing to pay. Guys have no qualms about paying a hundred dollars for a handjob or a blowjob or whatever.
Women feel very uncomfortable paying for it. His retirement also means he has the financial freedom to carve out his niche, something that has kept would-be rivals from getting their own enterprises off the ground.
He can do it a lot longer. Still, being a dom has become a way to make a few bucks and also stay in touch with his teaching roots. A chunk of his clients come to Faction not necessarily to be dominated, but to learn how to do this stuff safely at home. What Faction is uniquely able to create is an environment where letting go still feels safe. Even high, corporate females, same thing. Follow Adam Kovac on Twitter. By Stephen Andrew Galiher. By Sammi Caramela. By Luis Prada. By Kyle Phillippi.
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