Hello, new blog. I’m Simone. We’ve never met before, but thank you for being here.
I’m 24 years old, and I currently live in Houston, Texas. I come from a working middle class family. I make the most money out of my sister and parents, yet I’m still barely scraping by.
We all are.
I’ve never been much for traditional anything. Once I learned how to play football, I didn’t wear a dress or skirt until I was almost done with puberty. Pink is my least favorite color. Ever. I’m not a girly girl by any means.
So, I guess, without much surprise, that this would translate into my relationships as well. I sometimes call my 18-21 years my trampage, but I also feel that it takes away from all that I experienced during those years.
In sleeping with hundreds of guys, some I still maintain friendships with to this day, I was able to learn what I liked and didn’t like in bed. At the age of 21, I knew what I wanted my career to be, and I knew how I liked to be fucked. I’d say I was pretty ahead of my class.
In 2009, I discovered that the rabbit hole, known as BDSM, was deeper than I imagined. I learned more about myself that year, and experimented with submission, as well as Domination.
I also admitted to myself, and to my partner at the time that I was poly. That admission started the slippery slope to the end of the relationship, but to finally be okay with who I was empowered me like nothing did before.
2010 was a rough year for me. I was in a new state that did not have the kink community that I felt so comfortable in the year before. I spent much of the year feeling trapped, and wanting to run away. It almost did not matter where.
I met my current partner towards the end of September 2010. I didn’t expect anything to change. In fact, I expected to be hurt, crushed, you name it. What happened instead, was I found an equal. Someone who lifts me up, yet still makes me feel dumb sometimes. I think I do the same for him.
My entire outlook on my life changed when I met him.
The theme of 2011 for me is to let go of the past and to move on. As we reach the end of the year, I believe a rebirth of sorts is in order.
Hello, my name is Simone. I am 24 years old, and I identify as a polyamorous sadomasochistic submissive. At this time, I am in a monogamous relationship with my owner, and I’m the happiest I can remember being. We have an interesting relationship in that there isn’t a lot of protocol, nor is there any sort of classic D/s structure. It flows between vanilla and kink seamlessly. I do not wear a collar, or any other piece of jewelry that signifies a collaring, yet there’s a paddle always within reach in our apartment.
I listen to a wide variety of musical genres. I’m mostly a new wave kid at heart though.
This blog won’t just be about my kink exploits. Hopefully. I really want to be able to have a space where I can just get everything out. A therapy space of sorts. This might mean that some entries will be difficult to follow. That’s okay.
Please feel free to ask me questions. I’m a bit of an introvert, so you’ll have to be direct with me.
It was nice to meet you, blog. Let’s be best friends.

Wonderful story, Simone. French name. We used to live in France. Many stories of that life. Is it true that French women are born knowing how to wear sexy lingerie? Such a wide acceptance of mistresses. I like your theme of how you can be a feminist yet choose to be, in your sexual life, a sub. Hey, my wife is a feminist with bi tendencies. Well, more than tendencies. We have an arrangement with her best friend that amuses all three of us. Used to have this on a blog myself, but my wife became uncomfortable. Looking forward to reading more.
I guess it is, because I’ve always looked great in lingerie.
I believe in sex positivism, and I apply it to feminism. I am in control of what I do with my body, and I choose to not always be in control of what happens to it. That, to me, is feminism in its beauty. Unfortunately, there is a great divide when it comes to whether or not a woman can be a feminist as well as a submissive, which is saddening to me.
Thanks for the comment!