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Mistress Justine Shankar

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    Chinatown, NYC

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  1. I strongly agree with Eartha Kitt; there's something so naturally feline and knowing about her movement and manner. Not to mention her sly, mesmerizing voice. Michelle Pfeiffer is definitely second for me; I have always coveted that costume.
  2. Best of luck in your recovery... and in your session afterwards
  3. This is sweet I think acknowledgement of a beating well-taken is the best compliment.
  4. Haha! I can only imagine how flustered he must get
  5. Haha, yes, I quite enjoyed the spectacle of watching you try.
  6. One of my favorite, and rarest, compliments to bestow
  7. I agree, session can be a great chance to let go of the instinct to control what happens next and allow yourself to fully experience whatever sensation your Mistress deems appropriate.
  8. Hahaha, depends on the sub, and on how sensitive the information is! I can imagine doing so in a long-term scenario where trust has been built organically.
  9. Same can be said of Mistress Zito; the element of surprise can be quite the mindfuck.
  10. HA! This storefront is too good. I found myself chuckling at the “ropes and chains” sectionof Home Depot for similar reasons.
  11. Hahaha, I assure you, Mistress Fang can be quite stringent and harsh when she wants to be. Her “comfy” demeanor juxtaposed with her sadism is part of the fun
  12. Appreciating all the loyalty here I personally believe confidence is confidence, and another Mistress who’s intent on betraying another Mistress’ tryst reflects poorly on her. Also, why true secrets of mine stay secret.
  13. Seconding Nom Wah! The Doyers Street location feels like stepping back in time (it's been around since 1927), and the street itself is quite historic -- it was called the "Bloody Angle" in the 20s and 30s due to notorious gang fighting there, and was the site of the first Chinese-language theater in New York City. Not to mention, the place is beautifully quirky inside, and the food is delicious. I love the soup dumplings at Shanghai Cafe on Mott Street, and Golden Unicorn for dim sum.
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