Facesitting

The Dominance of Face Sitting

Face sitting is the ultimate act of control—where dominance is asserted with every movement, every breath, every denied moment of relief. Pressed beneath, completely at their mercy, there is no escape… only the intoxicating weight of power and submission.

It’s about being used, smothered, and overwhelmed, where pleasure becomes both a gift and a test of endurance. Teasing, grinding, holding still just long enough to make them desperate—face sitting is both a punishment and a reward, depending on how well they obey.

Will you struggle for air… or surrender and worship?

Prices

  • 60 minutes
    €250
  • 90 minutes
    €375
  • 120 minutes
    €500
  • 180+ minutes
    Per request

Online Introduction for an In-Person Session — €75,- (Mandatory) This amount will be reduced from the session price if booked within 2 weeks.Sessions included my sissy submissive — Price on requestThe session will only be confirmed after a deposit of €50,- per hour has been received.

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FAQ

Yes, BDSM does not always involve sex. Some people engage in power dynamics, bondage, or sensory play without any sexual interaction. It can be more about the mental and emotional aspects of control and submission rather than physical intimacy.

Exploring BDSM should come from curiosity and a desire to enhance intimacy, not from feeling pressured or obligated. Start by learning about different aspects and reflecting on what genuinely interests you. Communication with your partner is vital to gauge compatibility and comfort levels.

Common BDSM tools include:

• Restraints: Handcuffs, ropes, or leather cuffs.

• Impact Toys: Floggers, paddles, or crops.

• Sensory Play Items: Blindfolds, feathers, or wax.

• Bondage Gear: Collars, harnesses, or gags.

Always ensure that any equipment used is safe, well-maintained, and suited for the intended activity.

Approaching BDSM with a partner should be done thoughtfully and openly:

• Be Honest: Express your desires without pressure or judgment.

• Educate Together: Share resources to learn about practices and safety.

• Start Slow: Introduce light elements before moving into more intense activities.

• Respect Boundaries: Understand that not everyone will share the same interests.

Yes, anyone can practice BDSM as long as they are willing to communicate openly, respect boundaries, and prioritize safety. It’s essential to start slowly, educate yourself, and build trust with your partner.

BDSM can be both a lifestyle and a form of sexual expression. For some, it’s an occasional bedroom activity; for others, it’s a core aspect of their relationships and identity. How involved someone is with BDSM varies greatly from person to person.

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