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Three words for one category, and a listing joins it only when the person selected it themselves. It is never applied on anybody's behalf.

What the category does and does not define

Domination covers a wide span of arrangements and the word means different things to different people. What any individual offers is on their own listing, in their own terms; the directory collects the profiles that claim the category and defines nothing beyond that.

Where this is marked as an extra it sits outside the base booking, and the amount is agreed directly between the two people.

Where a session happens, and what is agreed first

Domination sessions depend on the place more than most bookings do. Someone who hosts may have a room set up for it; someone who travels to a hotel is working with whatever the room provides. The listing states which of the two applies, and in this category it is worth reading before anything else.

Limits are settled in the conversation, not on this page and not in a category label. What a person will and will not do, how long a session runs and what it involves are agreed between the two people beforehand — that is the part of this category no directory field can carry.

Where the service is marked as an extra it sits outside the base booking. The site publishes no amounts for any of it.

What a session needs, and who brings it

Equipment and wardrobe are the practical difference between a session at someone's own place and one in a hotel room. A person who hosts may have both; a person travelling to you is carrying what fits in a bag, and what fits in a bag is a real limit rather than a matter of willingness.

It is worth asking specifically rather than generally. What is available, what you are expected to provide, and how much room the session actually needs are three questions that take one message and prevent an evening that does not work.

Time also behaves differently in this category: sessions tend to run longer and to need setting up and packing away at both ends.

Limits, language and agreeing beforehand

Nothing in this category runs on assumption. What is on the table, what is not, and how either of you stops something are agreed before it starts — plainly, in words, and between the two of you rather than through anybody else.

That conversation is not a formality and it is not a mood-killer. It is the part experienced people spend the most time on, and the part that separates a session that works from one that is quietly endured.

The category name covers an enormous range and defines none of it. Each listing describes its own practice in its own terms, and the directory adds nothing to what is written there.