jonnycupcakes

Dear Mistress Chen, Have you ever seen the medieval aquamanile in the Metropolitan Museum of Art depicting a woman named Phyllis riding a submissive Aristotle crawling on hands and knees? According to the story Aristotle had warned Alexander the Great against the advances of Phyllis. Out of revenge she charmed him onto all fours and proceeded to demonstrate her superiority by riding him about as a pony.

Mistress Zhao is a labyrinth of physical and spiritual beauty.... infinitely inspiring.

Dear mZ, Yes and I see you are still the Mistress of adjectives, among other things.

Dear mZ, You have an excellent memoory. I thought you had forgotten. Hope to see you very soon.

Dear mZ, I would firmly grasp the lustrous raven locks, begin by very gently brushing the end strands and then work my way up to the crown.

I fear Mistress Zhao with needles or with sharp teeth and nails.

Dear Mistress Zhao, It's been a while since I've read them, but they remain etched on my memory. I'll see if I can find you a copy. I've been thinking about the pentagram also.

You might enjoy reading (if you haven't already) Tanazaki's "Seven Jananese Tales" especially "A Portrain of Shunkin" or "Naomi." Both deal with female domination in a sometimes subtle, yet always romantic fashion.