Q: What is knife play?
A: Knife play is just that, incorporating the use of knives into a session of play. As with gun play, Mistress never condones treating any weapons as toys, and only offers this session as She is fully trained in the art of knife fighting, thus not only knows how to expertly handle knives, but also has the appropriate amount of respect for them. True knife fetishists will also hold the appropriate amount of respect, and if you do, you will adore this.
Q: Are real knives used?
A: Yes, Mistress uses real knives … as she knows exactly how to use them! Knife play is, thus, not ‘theatre’ but reality … you have been warned.
Q: How can knife play be used during a session?
A: As with other extreme forms of play, like gun play, and judicial punishment, knife play can be incorporated into a session of, for example, extreme torture, kidnapping, or interrogation. Knives hold a deadly aesthetic beauty, and are especially intimidating and fearsome by their very nature of being silent weapons. They can be brandished like a sword, the light bouncing off a shiny blade, or held at the hip, sneakily, half-concealed, in a street fighting style. The possible permutations regarding the use of knives in play is endless, from instilling a specific type of cold-blooded dread, to using the instrument itself as a sexual tool. When Mistress plays with knives, another of Her manifestations can be seen as Mistress becomes a cunning and sadistic Goddess of another caliber entirely, and starts to get that psychotic gleam in Her eyes …
Q: How safe is knife play?
A: When the blade is held in the beautifully manicured hands of Mistress, knife play is perfectly safe. Often, bondage is necessary, for your own safety, and knife play may result in blood sports as, whilst Mistress will never stab, but light cutting may occur.
Remember, Mistress is fully trained in the art of knife fighting, and does not recommend you try this one at home!
Mistress regrets that knife play is not recommended for those with respiratory, heart, blood/blood pressure conditions, and is not recommended for those ‘of years’. In addition, knife play should be avoided in the case of certain neurological and endocrine conditions, epilepsy being one perfect example of such. It is essential that you inform Mistress of any medical or physical conditions you may have, in addition to any medications you are taking, regardless of whether or not you personally feel or think that they are relevant.
Please note: I only ever indulge in knife play if I am 100% happy that you and the session will benefit from such use. If I have even the slightest doubts regarding your suitability to partake in knife play, I reserve the right to cancel and/or stop the session immediately.
A: Knife play is just that, incorporating the use of knives into a session of play. As with gun play, Mistress never condones treating any weapons as toys, and only offers this session as She is fully trained in the art of knife fighting, thus not only knows how to expertly handle knives, but also has the appropriate amount of respect for them. True knife fetishists will also hold the appropriate amount of respect, and if you do, you will adore this.
Q: Are real knives used?
A: Yes, Mistress uses real knives … as she knows exactly how to use them! Knife play is, thus, not ‘theatre’ but reality … you have been warned.
Q: How can knife play be used during a session?
A: As with other extreme forms of play, like gun play, and judicial punishment, knife play can be incorporated into a session of, for example, extreme torture, kidnapping, or interrogation. Knives hold a deadly aesthetic beauty, and are especially intimidating and fearsome by their very nature of being silent weapons. They can be brandished like a sword, the light bouncing off a shiny blade, or held at the hip, sneakily, half-concealed, in a street fighting style. The possible permutations regarding the use of knives in play is endless, from instilling a specific type of cold-blooded dread, to using the instrument itself as a sexual tool. When Mistress plays with knives, another of Her manifestations can be seen as Mistress becomes a cunning and sadistic Goddess of another caliber entirely, and starts to get that psychotic gleam in Her eyes …
Q: How safe is knife play?
A: When the blade is held in the beautifully manicured hands of Mistress, knife play is perfectly safe. Often, bondage is necessary, for your own safety, and knife play may result in blood sports as, whilst Mistress will never stab, but light cutting may occur.
Remember, Mistress is fully trained in the art of knife fighting, and does not recommend you try this one at home!
Mistress regrets that knife play is not recommended for those with respiratory, heart, blood/blood pressure conditions, and is not recommended for those ‘of years’. In addition, knife play should be avoided in the case of certain neurological and endocrine conditions, epilepsy being one perfect example of such. It is essential that you inform Mistress of any medical or physical conditions you may have, in addition to any medications you are taking, regardless of whether or not you personally feel or think that they are relevant.
Please note: I only ever indulge in knife play if I am 100% happy that you and the session will benefit from such use. If I have even the slightest doubts regarding your suitability to partake in knife play, I reserve the right to cancel and/or stop the session immediately.
