Q&A Forum - May 2014

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Q. In the preface of your book, "Female Domination", you made the statement that you believe that people are not perverted or a mistake of nature and that all people are special. That is a nice, feel good remark but the scientific community and the psychology community would disagree with you. There are perverted and unnatural sexual acts that are classified as abnormal. A pervert is a person who engages in abnormal practices.

I believe some (not all) female domination practices could be classified as perverted. Golden showers黄金浴 — peeing on a partner and Brown showers would definitely fall into this classification. I realize you steered clear of these subjects in your book so you could market your book to a broader audience but your website mentions them. Maybe you should clarify your statement so people don’t get the wrong impression that all behavior is acceptable and normal.

A. The actual statement from the preface of my book is: “I start with each person that I counsel from the basis that they are special and a valuable creation made by God. I don't believe that God makes mistakes and thus I don't feel a person is perverted or a mistake of nature. With that as the foundation, I am then able to be non-judgmental.”