Ms Kathleen's Review

Screen 4 of 7

Ava had a great body and she was a powerful presence as a Pro Domme女主人 — a dominant woman with her athletic build. Ava was big-boned, as am I, but she was tall and well built. We later learn in the film how Ava had to work hard to keep the weight off. By the late 1990’s, Ava no longer cared and she had built such a reputation that men and women wanted to be dominated by her, regardless of her appearance.

Ava was so skilled in the psychological aspects of D&S that I can certainly understand why any submissive顺从 — willing to obey would consider himself most blessed to session with her. The film shows Ava dominating a submissive顺从 — willing to obey woman and we get a sense of how skilled Ava was at dominating someone. I hate to be this blunt, but the submissive顺从 — willing to obey girl was very feminine yet Ava looks almost like a man during this scene with no make-up and her frazzled hair. Yet, the D&S session is rather erotic with Ava doing some knife play, teasing the woman, almost kissing her but pulling away.

Unfortunately, “Didn’t Do It For Love” does not cover very much about Ava the Dominatrix女支配者 — a dominant woman. Instead, it is more about Eva’s life journey looking for meaning. The movie spends a lot of time covering her years in Mexico and her relationships with the Mexican people that she obviously maintained clear up until her passing. The movie also takes us back to Scandinavia where Eva was born. We meet her mother, her brother and other members of her family. I found none of this to be particularly interesting.