October 2009
Do Not Tell Eva
For our first anniversary, Zarita hand-delivered hundreds of invitations to a surprise party in the Courtyard. Somehow, nobody told Eva.
How it began
The Story
Strict, stylish, funny, and always run by women, for women.
The Dominion Femdom opened its doors in Second Life on 17 October 2008. Evangeline Eames built it, and Maz, our Squirrel, was there from the first day with the graphics and the opening film that shook the grid.
We searched out and acquired the best of everything. We wanted The D to be elegant, sophisticated, comfortable, and stylish, without compromising on the kink or the discipline.
Too many femdoms were soft, apologetic, sub-centred, and eager to please, or were run to fulfil the fantasies of men. Our vision of femdom was stricter, female-centred, and feminist. The Dominion Femdom was built by us, for us.
Friends came quickly. Madeleine Broome, from another femdom in SL. Destiny, who turned up at the opening party, was asked to join staff that night, and was "the new staff member" ever after. Eloise Mureaux and Pamela Emmons, friends from elsewhere in the SL femdom world. Then Zarita, Noirran, Persephone, Maisy, and more people than any page can hold.
What The D became, it became because of them and those who followed: the hosts, DJs, writers, judges, performers, players, and regulars who showed up week after week, on staff or not. Their strength, intelligence, sense of humour, and creativity are why The Dominion Femdom remains legendary, and why its name still strikes fear into the hearts of submissives everywhere.
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