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A female dominant in a BDSM relationship.
Pronunciation varies; usually it is pronounced 'Dom', but sometimes may be pronounced 'Dom-may' to stress the difference between the female and male Dom(inant).
'Domme' usually refers to a non-professional female dominant.
A professional female dominant is usually referred to as a 'Dominatrix', or a 'Pro-Domme', but may simply be called 'Domme' by her close associates or clients.
Pronunciation varies; usually it is pronounced 'Dom', but sometimes may be pronounced 'Dom-may' to stress the difference between the female and male Dom(inant).
'Domme' usually refers to a non-professional female dominant.
A professional female dominant is usually referred to as a 'Dominatrix', or a 'Pro-Domme', but may simply be called 'Domme' by her close associates or clients.
My Domme flogged me for being cheeky to her friend
by cave_canem
October 05, 2009
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female dominant in a BDSM relationship
(usually spelled as a proper noun, e.g. 'Domme', as is it's male counterpart, 'Dom')
(usually spelled as a proper noun, e.g. 'Domme', as is it's male counterpart, 'Dom')
Michael only addresses his Mistress as 'ma'am'; he calls other Dommes by their given names.
by Aileen
April 21, 2003
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female dominant in a BDSM relationship. see Dom
Gina is a Domme, but she enjoys being the bottom once in a while.
by Aileen
April 21, 2003
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In the BDSM / fetish world, it is a Female Dominant who professionally works with submissive clients.
Also known as a "professional Dominatrix."
The term "Domme" is often confused with "Dominatrix".
A "Dominatrix" just is a Female Dominant who fulfills the Dominant role in a personal relationship or perhaps a career.
It does not imply that She IS a professional.
Domme is a term used SPECIFICALLY for the professional variety, meaning she is paid or compensated for Her services.
The terms Domme, Dom, Domina, Dominatrix, and Dominant are *always* capitalized in proper BDSM grammar, btw.
Also known as a "professional Dominatrix."
The term "Domme" is often confused with "Dominatrix".
A "Dominatrix" just is a Female Dominant who fulfills the Dominant role in a personal relationship or perhaps a career.
It does not imply that She IS a professional.
Domme is a term used SPECIFICALLY for the professional variety, meaning she is paid or compensated for Her services.
The terms Domme, Dom, Domina, Dominatrix, and Dominant are *always* capitalized in proper BDSM grammar, btw.
--- I used to be a college professor, but now I am a Domme. The pay is better and I do what I do best for a career now!
--- Laura is controlling and Dominant in her relationship with Her boyfriend billy. She doesn't want to quit working at the restaurant, so she'll just be a Dominatrix with him.
--- Every year Dommes from across the country go to a BDSM event called DomCon.
--- Laura is controlling and Dominant in her relationship with Her boyfriend billy. She doesn't want to quit working at the restaurant, so she'll just be a Dominatrix with him.
--- Every year Dommes from across the country go to a BDSM event called DomCon.
by Me in Atlanta
March 17, 2009