In this episode, I break down what Daddy Dom/little girl really means from my perspective as a little. I share:

• What being a little looks like in my everyday life

• The difference between littles and middles

• Real-life caregiving moments with Scorpio

• Bratting as part of personality, not just behavior

• What Daddies get out of the dynamic

• Busting common myths about DD/lg

DD/lg isn’t about children or abuse. It’s about two consenting adults choosing roles that bring comfort, structure, and joy. For me, it’s about balance, playfulness, and trust.

This week on Unmasking Kink, I dive deep into safe words, what they are, how they work, and why they matter. From Homer Simpson to Fifty Shades of Grey, safe words in pop culture don’t always get it right. But in real life, they’re the backbone of trust in kink.

I'll share my first experience with safe words, explore verbal and non-verbal options, and explain why safe words aren’t just for bottoms, tops need them too. Plus, a look at group play, CNC, and what to do if a safe word is ignored.

Safe words are the seatbelts of kink: most of the time you don’t need them, but when you do, you’ll be grateful they’re there.

One-true-way attitudes are everywhere in online kink spaces: “real subs never have limits,” “a Dom should never apologize,” “if you’re not 24/7, it’s not real.”

In this episode, Nova Monroe breaks down why those statements are harmful, shares how she handles gatekeeping attitudes, and offers a better way: building your own rulebook.

💜 Listen in, roll your eyes with me at the gatekeepers, and remember — the only true way is the one that works for you.