countessanne

Screen 5 of 18

The heart of the group was six Mistresses女主人 — a woman who leads a submissive partner which expanded to about a dozen Mistresses女主人 — a woman who leads a submissive partner before the group eventually broke up. The two women who were the driving force of this group were Mistress女主人 — a woman who leads a submissive partner Janet and Countess Anne. Mistress女主人 — a woman who leads a submissive partner Janet was totally heterosexual whereas Countess Anne was bi-sexual, and some said a lesbian, as she was only interested in men as domestic slaves奴隶 — a person kept in total obedience. However, Anne met and married a man she met through this group, a domesticated male slave奴隶 — a person kept in total obedience who went by the scene name, Latrina.

A frequent visitor and personal friend of Countess Anne was a woman who called herself Mistress女主人 — a woman who leads a submissive partner Kat.

Mistress女主人 — a woman who leads a submissive partner Kat was Penny “KAT” Sunlove, a woman who had been involved in the adult industry as a performer, journalist, educator, and publisher of the San Francisco Bay Area’s free speech newspaper, “Spectator Magazine”. With a Masters in Political Science, some law school training and many years of political activism, Kat became an advocate for the interests of the adult industry.

Better known as Mistress女主人 — a woman who leads a submissive partner Kat to her submissive顺从 — willing to obey fans, Kat wrote an advice column on erotic dominance and submission in the early 80's for Spectator and later for the national magazine “Chic时髦 — stylish”, earning her the label of "the Dear Abby of S&M." As a journalist, Kat was published in Gauntlet, The New Yorker magazine, and Sacramento News & Review.