Ms Kathleen's Review

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Once the male client is laying on the floor, eyes closed, the two women circle him (wearing corsets束腰 — a stiff garment that squeezes the waist, fishnet stockings长袜 — a close-fitting covering for the leg and ankle high leather boots) then proceed to stand on him, one at time and then both together, until he rings a bell to signify his unspoken safe word安全词 — a word that means stop.

Next enters the third prostitute, dressed like Marie Antoinette in a wig, white corset束腰 — a stiff garment that squeezes the waist, white boots and wearing a mask. The other women leave the room while the Antoinette figure begins to whip the male client with a dozen long-stem roses until he uses his safe signal by ringing his bell.

You might find this scene to be erotic but I doubt it. The client is made out to be a weirdo (and I might add a wimp since he rings his bell before his session has the chance to get interesting). Perhaps this Krafft-Ebing case study was undeniably of a peculiar man but I wonder what would Krafft-Ebing think today were he to browse a site such as Max Fisch where thousands of women are making a living offering professional domination. Would he view the innumerable male clients of these women as all being worthy of his book? Imagine that, an immeasurable number of men just like Leopold von Sacher-Masoch.

And what would he say of all of us dominant women that achieve sexual arousal and wet pussies when we are sexually dominating the men in our lives? Would be still hold to the belief that women are passive and have little interest in sex?