Q&A Forum - August 2013 (Best of Elise)

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Q. Dear Elise: I was wondering if you know whatever happened to Catherine Wolfe? For the benefit of your readers who may not know her, she founded a social club she called The Orb and Scepter based on female supremacy. She wrote articles in the Las Vegas newspapers promoting her philosophy that female domination will rescue marriages, promote peace and balance many social problems. I was a teen at the time, but her words convinced me totally. I am now a happily married dominant woman to a wonderful submissive顺从 — willing to obey husband and our marriage could not be better. When Ms. Wolfe stopped writing, I was at a loss until you, Elise, came along. Can't thank you enough!

One of the things I loved about Catherine's writings is her attitude. She called dominant women Queens and submissive顺从 — willing to obey men kings, princes and knights. I thought about Catherine Wolfe's fading away from the scene and that got me thinking about other prominent names in the female domination arena. She's not the first or only star of female domination who quickly faded away. I don't hear much from Lady Green, Mistress女主人 — a woman who leads a submissive partner Lorelei, Nancy Ava Miller, Laura Goodwyn or Gloria Brame anymore. Why is that? Why is it that dominant women don't get together and network and form strong national and world-wide organizations?