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Mistress Madeleine: Glorious Beyond Belief. Now That's What I Call
Personal Gravity. Topped of with a killer smile. |
I have absolutely no idea who mistress Madeleine from Divine Bitches is. But from what I've sampled online, she's loving it. Or she is first in line for the next Oscar available. It's probably a bit of both, emphasis on the first part. Doesn't matter. Watching her dominate her slaves is a work of beauty that will stand the test of time.
The on-screen character mistress Madeleine plays is a classical example of personal gravity. [1] For which I'm a sucker. Who is this marvelous lady? Sadly the real woman behind the whip remains a secret. Good for her, let's keep it that way. Still, how does she spend her free time? What makes her laugh and what are the things she likes?. Once those questions have been answered, one can gently inquire about her kinky preferences both on and off camera. Sadly, I'll never know. Perhaps it's a good thing. In the end we all have three lives: public, private and secret. And yes that's from a famous quote by somebody equally famous but also very dead. Long time ago. On the other hand, if you're a femme fatale, hell-bent on ruining the dreams of men like me, why not give us something in return? Nobody can be that cruel.
Anyway, her on-screen presence is enough to make my slave heart grow even weaker. Not that it can take much more. And no, that's a story I'll never share. Because it's true. If you think pain hurts, try love. Don't worry, it happens to all of us. It's like that one poet proclaiming: better to have loved and lost than to have never loved at all. Ever heard about the Twilight Zone? Guess not because Mr. Poet wrote his lines long before the invention of television. Not that anyone who has ever loved, is a looser. Poets and their technicalities. Loosing [or is is loosers?] is for pearl neclaces 'n' stuff. Love, from a split second to infinity is for winners. So be a winner, or the best slave ever and make her a winner and love her back. Life's short, whips are long. Bla bla. Just go for it. [2]
Guess pearls are nice but to me true beauty is a woman who is at the zenith of her power, expressing who she is freely and forcefully. And sometimes sharing those moments with the rest of the world on camera. Thank you mistress Madeleine. The pose you strike in today's mast image is absolutely fabulous. If it weren't for the invention of gags, I'd start drooling over the combination of female focus, dedication and the notion that once sped from your gloved hand, the whip you are holding, wil travel a straight line, towards its intended object.
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[1] Which makes me wonder even more who mistress Madeleine really is. Life can be cruel.
[2] And yes, true love is the ultimate surrender. Dive deep because she will lift you higher than you ever can do alone. But who cares? Doesn't matter. Count your blessings as she falls asleep, safely tucked away in your arms. [3]
[3] Your loving arms [hers too] is all she remembers before tonight's encounter with Morpheus. If the marks on your back were what matters most to her, she would hug them instead of folding herself into your arms. Didn't your mother ever teach you to count your blessings? [4]
[4] Her nails digging into the red marks on your back are distracting you? Man up. You're life's biggest winner with her curled up in your arms and her lovely little nails digging into your shoulders make you feel itchy? What does she even see in you? [5]
[5] If you think she's hard on you know, wait for your first trip as a couple to Ikea. [6]
[6] Bye, bye baby. [7]
[7] Still no clue about the real woman behind the character of mistress Madeleine. So unfair, why don't we ever get to know real awesome women better? It's a gorgeous image, but we want to hear the full story. Only fair after her forceful display of so much personal gravity online.
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