What you need to know about getting into professional domination. Being a prodomme looks easy. You just put a notice in the paper and then beat the guys who show up after taking their money. What? It’s not that simple? Hmm…

Domina spent years as a professional dominatrix from working in a house to being on her own, and both ways have pros and cons. We’ll help you figure out if professional domination is for you. Legal issues. Income tax. How to emphasize your uniqueness. How and where to advertise. How to screen clients. We’ll also discuss where to acquire toys and what your basic toy chest should contain. There are different types of clients. There are different types of professional domination. Which of these is going to be right for you? Skills you MUST have. Where to learn skills. What you’ll need if you’re on your own, and what you’ll need to know to work in a prodomme house. Lots of information here. By the end of the class, you should have plenty of information in order to be able to make an informed choice.

Class from 8-10pm, doors open at 7:30pm
Cost: $20 at the door, $15 in advance

About the Presenter:
Domina is the owner and operator of The Frugal Domme. She’s been in the scene for somewhere around 20 years, and was kinky before that: She just didn’t know what to call it. She’s married to her slave, Lee, and Ma’am to her girl, Meryl. They all live together in a big house in Santa Rosa, California, with a rescued Taiwanese street dog, and two cats. The cats, of course, are dominant. The dog takes refuge in not understanding English (or Cat). She’s been teaching for about fifteen years, and is known to have a very weird sense of humor. She’s a notorious sadist, but often her scenes have a maniacally funny component. She can drive a bottom to distraction. She’s been active in the community for years and started groups like the Northern California Ladies’ Tea and Discussion Society, The Modesto Discussion Group, and served on the original board of the Dungeon Monitors Association.

She volunteers for Food for Thought, the Sonoma County Aids Food Bank, and is the originator of the Iron Dom Contest, held yearly in San Francisco as a fundraiser for charity.

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