Q&A Forum - May 2010 (The best of Elise)

Screen 21 of 59

It comes down to what fits within your relationship. You are totally correct in that a man who is in his 60’s has far less need to “relieve himself” than a man in his 20’s. But that does not mean that a man in his 60’s and 70’s does not still have a sex drive. The problem is that it will take him longer to bounce back into that state of mind where arousal and frustration enhances submission and obedience. The twenty-something male is excited again the next day whereas the sixty-something male might be days and weeks before he is at that state again where he can be controlled through his sex drive. So I would suggest that you make sure that his releases are measured. Find what works for him, it might be once a month or even longer. Whatever you decide, have fun with it and make it into an exercise of female domination. And don’t give up on your own sex drive. The more you dominate him, the better chance that your sex drive might experience a revival. The mental “rush” you are experiencing is a sign that your female sexual nature is still kicking within you. Take care.

Q. Dear Ms. Sutton, your site is too outstanding for words. Thank you for your energy and commitment in reaching women everywhere with your feminine empowerment message!

I wanted to bring up an issue and hear your thoughts, and perhaps your other readers would be interested in this subject as well. The subject is male nudity in society, media, etc., as female empowerment/dominance grows.