My dear followers,
Forgive me for the silence here. Between working on drafting one novel and editing the other — and work in general — I’ve had very little emotional bandwidth to write as I normally would.
But the past two months I’ve been working on something.
On February 27, 2015, I was a bumbling 27-year-old man who began a journey into his sexuality. Having struggled with shame, insecurity, and self-image, I started a blog with the intention of challenging my shyness and anxiety, exploring my dominance and concepts of D/s and BDSM openly, and lastly, sharing my love of writing with whoever stumbled across my site. If one person felt less overwhelmed, less fearful because of my ponderings, it was all worthwhile.
Ten years have passed.
I am 38.
Nothing fucks you harder than time, mm?
I sometimes cringe at my old words — my old, shall we say, naïveté? I like that word. Fun to say, fun to write out. Ahem. Yes, it’s all a part of life, growth and growing pains.
I’m a different person now.
My writing style has changed, matured. My understanding of it all — of kink, submission, dominance, my approach to it, how I lead — all of it has changed.
This blog has served its purpose, but it’s time to start a new chapter. Fresh. Just as wild, ever-searching. Always reaching for understanding, and hoping my words reach someone starting new.
Whether you’ve walked with me through the years, or if you’ve just arrived, I’d like to invite you to my new space.
It’s not ready yet. I’m still building it, refining it, shaping it into a home that feels true to where I am now as a Dominant and a writer.
There will be new stories, new adventures and advice and reflections. It’ll be launching Feb 27, 2026. Save the date.
If you’d like to be notified when I move, just stay subscribed. I won’t be closing this blog until launch.
But — to all the people who connected with me personally, to all the people who didn’t, to all the couples who shared stories amongst themselves and were kind enough to pass that info on, to all the people who braved their own anxieties to write to me —
Thank you. For the most precious thing you could’ve given me: your time.
I do hope you join me in my new setting. If not, I thank you still for your time.
Who knows what kind of mischief I’ll get up to?
Tall, Dark and Dominant







