I've always been fascinated by the art of seduction and the power it holds over people. Growing up in a small town in Texas, I was always aware that there were certain boundaries that couldn't be crossed, but at the same time, I felt like there was something so enticing about pushing those limits. And so, I set out to learn everything I could about seduction and how to use it to get what I wanted. I practiced flirting with boys in school and even took a few risks with older guys who would pay me attention. But as I grew older, my interests shifted more towards the power dynamics of relationships - specifically how women can use their bodies to control men and get them to do what they want.

As a teenager, I found myself getting drawn into the world of camming and adult film-making. It was all about being sexy, using your body as an instrument of seduction, and manipulating guys until they'd do anything for you. At first, it felt empowering - like I had finally found my place in the world where I could use my sexuality to get ahead. But then again, there were moments when I felt trapped by these expectations, forced into a certain mold of what people thought I should be.

I've always been drawn to men who are dominant and assertive. There's something about their confidence that makes me weak in the knees. I love how they can take control of a situation and make me feel submissive - like I'm nothing more than their play