Deliciously Sinful, incredibly Wicked

I'm guessing if you're reading this blog then you're interested in or admire the fantastic Lady Leyla and what she has to say, or maybe you're teetering on the edge of booking a session with her but haven't quite worked out if that's what you want. Whatever you're here for maybe this will help.

I first met Lady Leyla a few years ago; I'm not a submissive person at all but I do have a masochistic streak buried in my psyche and wanted to explore that aspect of myself. I'd had some experiences which had left me feeling both unrewarded and unfulfilled. I decided to give it one more chance and Googled away to see what i could find, one of my searches turned up the website of this beautiful young lady named Leyla. She seemed to know what she was talking about and looked to have all the equipment available you could ask for. I got in contact and we exchanged a couple of calls and emails, next thing I was turning up at her dungeon (but only after my sat-nav had sent me down numerous wrong turnings and dead ends making me terribly late). It wasn't a problem, in fact I was greeted like a long lost friend. I'm not going to go into the details of what happened then but all you need to know was I'd never felt so good. She was just perfect; putting me totally at my ease, listening and discussing my every request, putting forth her own excellent ideas, enjoying our interaction, immersing herself fully into the role play scenario we'd devised and at all times ensuring neither hers or my safety or limits were ever compromised. I couldn't have asked for more, in fact it was way better than I ever expected. I was left totally fulfilled and very happy.

Criminalising kink: Camerons porn crusade

This article is the part of the Index on Censorship Young Writers / Artists Programme

By Jonathan Lindsell / 11 April, 2014

Protesters gathered outside a Stop Porn Culture conference in March 2014 organized by Gail Dines. Protesters included porn stars, filmmakers, artists, sex workers and supporters who believe in freedom of expression.

Protesters gathered outside a Stop Porn Culture conference in March 2014 organised by Gail Dines. Protesters included porn stars, filmmakers, artists, sex workers and supporters who believe in freedom of expression.