Latest / The Kink Consultant / Behind the Scenes of Kink, Creativity, and Control with Beau Delacroix
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- 0:08It's the King Consultant podcast where we're turning up the heat
- 0:11on all things kink and dating, relationships and pop culture.
- 0:14So close the door, plug in your headphones, and let's get down
- 0:17to it. Hey everyone, welcome to this
- 0:24week's episode of The King Consultant.
- 0:26I am joined by amazing and very sexy content creator Bo
- 0:31Delacroix, who I first discovered on Instagram and then
- 0:34through a rabbit hole of amazing only fans content.
- 0:37Thought this is someone I need to have on the podcast, so
- 0:40welcome Bo. Hi, happy to be here.
- 0:42Yeah, thank you so much. I want to understand, who are
- 0:45you, Bo? I mean, on Instagram, you
- 0:47present as a Dom. Are you a Dom?
- 0:49Yes, Yeah, I've been in the lifestyle for quite some time
- 0:53and and this is actually just recently is the first time I've
- 0:55included that Dom content in what I post on Instagram and
- 0:59only fans. Before that, I was just
- 1:00following the conventional wisdom to keep kink out of it.
- 1:03You don't want to alienate people.
- 1:04Yeah. So that's definitely a big part
- 1:05of my life outside of the content creation well before
- 1:07that. That's awesome.
- 1:09When you started making content, were you sort of disappointed?
- 1:12You were thinking like, oh, I'd love to include kink, but it's
- 1:15just probably not going to make money?
- 1:16Or were you happy to keep them separate?
- 1:19I didn't mind keeping them separate, I just didn't see
- 1:22maybe the market for it. My background was in photography
- 1:26and videography, so I think that I didn't realize how valued kink
- 1:29would be in this space. I thought that that's where the
- 1:31value would come from was producing high quality content
- 1:33when a lot of it is filmed on iPhones or smartphones.
- 1:37I didn't realize how valuable would be in the space, which is
- 1:39kind of naive, but. No, not naive at all.
- 1:41I think that everyone would assume high quality content.
- 1:44How did you first get involved in kink?
- 1:46Were you like from a very young age or were you introduced to?
- 1:49It, I wasn't really introduced to it, I sort of had to dig it
- 1:51up myself. So I'm from a very small town
- 1:54way up north in Canada, and there isn't any small town I
- 1:57think in North America is going to be conservative and
- 1:59especially if it's fairly isolated, there wasn't really
- 2:01much of A kink community. There was some people who were
- 2:04interested in it, but there was number sense of community online
- 2:07or otherwise. If you search fat life in Prince
- 2:09George, there's about 7 results and nobody shows their face
- 2:12because they don't want to be recognized.
- 2:14Right? Yeah.
- 2:15So the community aspect was really missing.
- 2:16So I was just learning what I could from online sources.
- 2:19And for the first, I'm 33 now. From probably the age of about
- 2:2322 to 27, I was the kinkiest person I knew.
- 2:27I was always the kinkiest person in the room.
- 2:29So you you learn and you grow and you enjoy things a lot
- 2:32slower, I think, when you don't have other people to experiment
- 2:34with and to learn from. How were you learning then?
- 2:37Like what was your journey of learning just online?
- 2:40Yeah, it was mostly online resources, podcasts like this
- 2:43one, although 10 years ago they were a lot less prevalent,
- 2:45right? Absolutely.
- 2:46It wasn't something that I could really include in my daily life
- 2:49like I do now. Yeah, because it was a lot more
- 2:51taboo up there, right. So not only was I the kinkiest
- 2:54person I knew, you know, whole areas of my life where I just
- 2:56wouldn't mention it, you know, I was younger, I was new in my
- 2:58career. I, you know, didn't want to
- 2:59jeopardize that. So you're a lot more careful.
- 3:02So I would say I kind of minimized it in my life
- 3:04unfortunately, so it I didn't get all the enjoyment out of it
- 3:07that I do now. I know because you're kind of
- 3:09hiding a part of yourself, so you can't fully lean into it in
- 3:12the same way. But keeping that side of
- 3:14yourself hidden or secret or whatever it is, it's kind of
- 3:17important when you do have a career, I think especially were
- 3:19you still living in the small town or did you move out mid
- 3:2320s? I left the small town in my late
- 3:2520s. I think I was 28 when I left
- 3:27there. I'm public about my location.
- 3:29So I can tell you I'm in Vancouver.
- 3:30I moved down here about five years ago.
- 3:32Yeah. And so I think maybe we'd be in
- 3:34different situations there, though, because for men, it
- 3:36doesn't really jeopardize your career in the same way, right?
- 3:38The stigma does not really land the same way in a public setting
- 3:41versus, you know, a woman being open about it in her career.
- 3:44And I also work in construction. The standards are a lot lower
- 3:47there, I think for you know how you have to be politically
- 3:49correct at work. I agree with that.
- 3:51Do you think though, that that is just because you're dominant?
- 3:55Like if you were submissive, there might be different
- 3:57connotations, especially working in construction.
- 3:59Oh, absolutely, yeah. I think my experience is
- 4:02probably the most free from discrimination and stigma that I
- 4:05can imagine because like I said, the industry I'm in, my gender,
- 4:09my body, I'm a big guy. I'm about 6 five.
- 4:11I think I, I'm treated much differently because of that,
- 4:14especially in construction. And you're right.
- 4:15If I came out and said, you know, I'm submissive and I'm,
- 4:18you know, really enjoying exploring pegging, that would be
- 4:20received much differently because homophobia is rampant in
- 4:23construction. That is the reputation it has.
- 4:26It might not even be a woman man thing.
- 4:28It's a dominant submissive thing.
- 4:29I think because finding out a woman, no matter her career, is
- 4:32dominant, I think there's a power move in that that's going
- 4:36to be more socially acceptable because in a way it's really
- 4:39bucking the trend of women being submissive.
- 4:41It's the anti patriarchy sparky move to be a Dom.
- 4:43And I think even when I told people I was a pro Dom, there
- 4:46was like a respect to it of like, wow, you're a badass.
- 4:50But I was also a pro sub. If I start by telling someone I
- 4:53was a pro sub, it's very much like, so you were giving sexual
- 4:56favors and it's like, no, I wasn't doing that in either of
- 4:59those roles. But the approach, the thing
- 5:02people say first, it's always falls into those two categories.
- 5:05So I always like think about that when it's like who is
- 5:08accepted and who's not. And I think it's sometimes more
- 5:11of a power thing than a man woman thing from my experience.
- 5:14If there are any pro Doms in construction who are open about
- 5:17it listening I mean, I'd love to hear what that experience is
- 5:19like. But I also related when you
- 5:20mentioned the small town. I grew up in a small town in
- 5:23Ireland. I was so young when I knew what
- 5:25I was into, but I wouldn't even bring up kink because I was so
- 5:28young. My learning experience was like
- 5:30if I was reading a romance novel and I would read every romance
- 5:33novel I could get to hope that there was 1 scene in it that
- 5:37might turn me on or might be something somewhat kinky.
- 5:41So I'd be like trying to go to secondhand stores to buy the
- 5:431980s prints of books to get that stuff.
- 5:46And when I see your Instagram posts, it kind of reminds me of
- 5:49those old time romance novels, except for the here and now.
- 5:53I'd love to know how do you get your inspiration of what you're
- 5:56making? Well, I've actually had an
- 5:57interesting journey of the content that I'm creating.
- 6:00I think I always refer to myself as a strange man.
- 6:03I've been involved in a lot of creative pursuits throughout my
- 6:05life. They're usually never quite
- 6:07mainstream. So I think I started initially
- 6:09making adult content. Well, I started having sex on
- 6:11the Internet in about 2000, 19, because a partner wanted to
- 6:13explore exhibitionism because they hadn't really had a chance
- 6:16to explore kink. They've been with the same
- 6:17partner for eight years at that time, which at the age of 27 is
- 6:20most of your adult life. So they wanted to explore
- 6:22exhibitionism. So before it was even in fashion
- 6:25to have an only fans, we had a Snapchat with thousands of
- 6:27people watching us just for fun. Wait, you did this on Snapchat?
- 6:30Wow, OK. Way back when, I don't think
- 6:32it's as easy to do on Snapchat anymore.
- 6:34No, you can't put it on the public stories by any means.
- 6:36You can't be on the Discover page, but.
- 6:37But still, I mean, I we're so used to platforms being so
- 6:41strict now that it's kind of hard to imagine.
- 6:43I was actually recently banned permanently from Snapchat.
- 6:45So I can tell you when it comes to promoting the sale of adult
- 6:47content, they are very strict. But if you're just creating it
- 6:50and putting it out there, of course they're fine with that
- 6:51because I think that's a big part of what their platforms
- 6:54used for. Learning something new every
- 6:55day. This is the first time I'm
- 6:56hearing this. I actually didn't know that
- 6:58either until I was banned for it.
- 7:00Did you talk to a lawyer or anything to see if you could get
- 7:02back on or you really did breach their terms of service?
- 7:04I yeah, I violated the hell out of their terms before.
- 7:07Yeah, before they noticed I was violating them daily.
- 7:10So, OK, that one's understandable.
- 7:12OK, I want to ask you like, what was that conversation like when
- 7:15your partner at the time brought this to you?
- 7:17Were they awkward about it or was Lita and I want to try it
- 7:20and you both decided together what was the journey of knowing
- 7:23that they were sort of interested in this to actually
- 7:25going to Snapchat? I remember it being fairly
- 7:27smooth actually. I've always been pretty open
- 7:29about these things. Like I don't really carry a lot
- 7:31of shame about it. I never have.
- 7:33And so I think people find that it's easy to bring these things
- 7:36up when they're in relationship with me because even if it's not
- 7:38something they're interested in, I'm still talking about it.
- 7:40I'm talking about my past, my history.
- 7:41So the conversation feels fairly open already.
- 7:44And it actually came up because she had a friend who used to
- 7:48always joke. They had a friend group that was
- 7:49all couples. And this one friend used to joke
- 7:52that, you know, if anybody wanted to let her watch them
- 7:54have sex, she was interested. And I mentioned that one time.
- 7:56I said that's funny that Michelle makes that joke.
- 7:58And my partner said, well, she's not joking.
- 7:59Like she's made it very clear. Other times she's not really
- 8:01joking like she would be interested.
- 8:03She wants to watch this Michelle person.
- 8:05She wants to watch. And so in my partner said, you
- 8:08know, they were interested in exploring some kind of kink and
- 8:11that one kind of appealed to them, but not Michelle,
- 8:13obviously. Yeah.
- 8:13So we actually made some dating app accounts to, you know, find
- 8:17people who are interested in watching down here in Vancouver.
- 8:19We changed our location because we didn't want to obviously use
- 8:22the small town that we were in. Yeah, I can see exactly why.
- 8:25So we changed the location to down here and people are, yeah,
- 8:28very interested, especially when it's free, they're extremely
- 8:30interested. And that was kind of the first
- 8:32taste I got of that sense of community around sharing
- 8:35sexuality because there were, I mean, there's thousands of
- 8:38people, but we had a range of experiences with those people
- 8:41when we would post something on our story and they would comment
- 8:43and write us messages back saying, you know, that's
- 8:45fascinating. I've never thought of that.
- 8:46Or can you guys try this and let me know how it is?
- 8:48Or they would ask us questions about, you know, how we figured
- 8:51out we liked that. And there was one man in
- 8:52particular that is really memorable.
- 8:54He asked if he could send us pictures of him wearing panties.
- 8:58You know, we were curious and fine with it.
- 8:59So we said, sure, go ahead. And afterwards, he sent us this
- 9:01video where he was like breaking down and tears because he'd
- 9:04never been able to show anyone that.
- 9:05And it was the only opportunity he'd had in this like, anonymous
- 9:08community where in the grand scheme of things, he was still
- 9:11fairly isolated because he was only seeing us.
- 9:13He didn't even have other people in the community to speak to.
- 9:15But that little tiny bit of community was really, really
- 9:18meaningful for him. And I think that's so, so
- 9:19important when it comes to this stuff, which is a big part of
- 9:21the reason that I am very open about my location.
- 9:23I'm very open about like, if you see me in public, you can come
- 9:26speak to me. You can say hi because community
- 9:28is incredibly important. And I'd like to be a part of the
- 9:31community any way I can. That story is powerful.
- 9:34I've talked about this on multiple podcasts that I've even
- 9:36gone on Men wearing women's lingerie is so common, right?
- 9:40And it's so shamed. And I, I end up having a lot of
- 9:43wives and girlfriends contact me because they find their partner
- 9:45wearing panties. And I, I jokingly say like, I
- 9:47talked them off the ledge. But I do.
- 9:49And I'm like, if you only understood how common it was.
- 9:52So I feel for people. It's so hidden.
- 9:54And when you think about it, why do undergarments even need to be
- 9:57gendered? This is a point a lot of people
- 9:59make to me. I'm like, and then we just shame
- 10:01people for it or, you know, don't allow people to be
- 10:03themselves. I'm so glad you were able to
- 10:05give him that opportunity. And hopefully it sent him on a
- 10:08way of being slightly more open or accepting because you guys
- 10:11saw. Him, I mean, that was six years
- 10:12ago, so I don't know where he is now, but hopefully he's a little
- 10:15further down that path. Oh my gosh, six years ago was
- 10:18such a different time, like COVID.
- 10:20You can't say whether, I mean, obviously it was bad, but like I
- 10:23think the surge of only fans, the surge of content creators, I
- 10:26think it just normalized some of this.
- 10:28A lot of now it's not like, oh, they're porn stars or whatever.
- 10:32It's like, oh, there aren't only fans.
- 10:33It's a whole new world where hopefully people are more
- 10:36accepted. Definitely.
- 10:37And even if we get more acceptance, that's amazing.
- 10:39But I think the the bigger picture is it's put a lot of the
- 10:42power back in the hands of the content creators, right?
- 10:44Absolutely. The porn industry was notorious
- 10:47for taking advantage of women, and now these women have so much
- 10:50more control over the content they create, who they sell it
- 10:53to, you know, what they tolerate in the process of doing all
- 10:55that. Yeah, absolutely.
- 10:56So in Las Vegas, the AVN Awards happen.
- 10:59A lot of porn stars come into town and adult entertainment
- 11:03stars. And I often get talking to the
- 11:05ones who are maybe 40 or 50. They'd been in the industry a
- 11:08long time ago. And just hearing the stories of
- 11:11how they would make maybe one hour of content they would get
- 11:13paid for one day. But the content they made in
- 11:16that day was chopped and sold in ways that like companies were
- 11:20making 1000 X what they were making.
- 11:23And it is good that it was taken back because the stories are so
- 11:26sad. It's just they had no power and
- 11:28there was just no opportunity to take charge.
- 11:30And now they're sort of trying to figure out their world on
- 11:34only fans of taking it back, but obviously in a different age
- 11:37bracket, offering different things and really trying to
- 11:39differentiate themselves in a world where now so many more
- 11:42people are doing it. So it was like there were two
- 11:44sides to it. It was easy to become famous or
- 11:46easier to become really famous, but also a lot of being taken
- 11:50advantage of. I always think it's interesting
- 11:51because that's the other side of it.
- 11:53There's a lot of competition that possibly didn't exist 20
- 11:56years ago if you were willing to do this work.
- 11:58Very true, yeah. The circumstances were so much
- 12:01different that you had to tolerate, you had to be OK with
- 12:03so much more nonsense that it really cut down on the amount of
- 12:06people who are willing to get involved because there was no
- 12:08getting involved. Just a little bit.
- 12:09It was you're a porn star or you're not, right?
- 12:11That's exactly it. And and that was all people
- 12:13really thought. It's like you're doing sex work
- 12:15or you're not doing sex work, but it's slightly more nuanced
- 12:18now people understand like, oh, it's not just having sex.
- 12:21There's so many sides to it, especially when we talk about
- 12:24kink. Absolutely, yeah.
- 12:25OK, so how did you make the jump from Snapchat?
- 12:29Did it go Snapchat to only fans? Snapchat, Instagram only fans?
- 12:32Like what was your pipeline? The pipeline was things ended
- 12:36with that partner and that's when I moved down to Vancouver
- 12:39in the fall of 2020 when COVID was kind of at its height.
- 12:42I came down here and I was staying with a friend and I
- 12:45ended up dating that friend later.
- 12:47But yeah, we decided that we would do the same thing.
- 12:49We would start on Snapchat and then eventually move over to
- 12:53only fans. We had a lot of plans of the
- 12:55things we wanted to do and we started out with the idea of
- 12:58storytelling. I've been writing stories for a
- 13:00long time and so we wanted to take these stories and use
- 13:03ourselves as the actors to act them out and give them kind of a
- 13:06visual component, which was fun. It was a lot of work.
- 13:08Unfortunately, they were not the right person to do it with and
- 13:11so that didn't work out. But once I found myself single
- 13:14and thinking, OK, I still want to do adult content, I still
- 13:16really enjoyed so many things about that.
- 13:18How can I do this myself? How can I do this solo?
- 13:21Because we all know the statistics tell you that couples
- 13:23make so much more and the entry into it is so much easier if
- 13:26you're a couple, right? Because.
- 13:27You have universal appeal. But I was thinking how can I do
- 13:30this myself? And I think I mentioned earlier,
- 13:33I always present myself as a strange man because I just am.
- 13:36It's the way I grew up. My upbringing was sort of non
- 13:38traditional, so I tend to have a lot of non traditional ideas.
- 13:41And I took some time off that summer.
- 13:43I think it was the fall of the summer of 2021.
- 13:45I don't know if it was. It was a little too hot and I
- 13:48wasn't thinking straight. But eventually I got it in my
- 13:50head that I should take the story.
- 13:52Stories do the same thing, but I didn't have a partner to act
- 13:54them out with. So I decided that what I should
- 13:56do is get dolls clothes and make tiny costumes for my penis.
- 14:00And then I would act out these stories.
- 14:02I would write the stories and then narrate them over like a
- 14:05solo male masturbation video. But as the main character, which
- 14:08I've dressed my penis as is being seduced throughout the
- 14:10story, I'm sort of seducing my own penis and like removing its
- 14:14tiny little clothes. Which saying it out loud now
- 14:17sounds insane. No, I think it sounds genius.
- 14:20This face is like that's fucking genius.
- 14:23It was fun, I'll tell you that. It was really, really fun.
- 14:26I had a great time doing it. Whatever people hear about it,
- 14:28they're excited just like you are.
- 14:29They think it's fun and creative.
- 14:30I can tell you that The Commercial Appeal is not there.
- 14:33Unfortunately. It's a very niche audience that
- 14:35is interested in that. It doesn't know.
- 14:38Can I ask you say it's a very niche audience, Would you even
- 14:40be able to categorize them like men between 40 and 45?
- 14:44Like were you even able to categorize who was interested in
- 14:47it? That's a great question.
- 14:48The demographic, I could not tell you.
- 14:50It was all over the place. Yeah.
- 14:52That makes sense. That's what I love about kink
- 14:54too. You choose one kink or one
- 14:56fetish, and the group of people you're going to get together who
- 14:58enjoy that same thing very all over the place.
- 15:01The demographic is quite diverse.
- 15:02Definitely. I think it's so separated from
- 15:04culture that doesn't really fall in line with any cultural
- 15:07demographics. Yeah, that's one of the things
- 15:09that probably makes it so exciting and a fun community to
- 15:12be part of. Like I speak all the time about
- 15:14the Spanko community and just the number of friends of
- 15:17different backgrounds all over the world that I've met and
- 15:19connected with. Like my community grew globally
- 15:23because of it. And I imagine that that is also
- 15:26what makes it difficult to market some of this stuff
- 15:28sometimes. Like you said, the appeal wasn't
- 15:31there, but I've never even thought about it.
- 15:33Like I think if you the more you talk about it, are those videos
- 15:36still available for people to go watch?
- 15:39You know, I don't think they are.
- 15:40I think I've taken them down. I've repurposed the stories.
- 15:42I repackaged them into books and audiobooks.
- 15:45So I think I wanted to centralized them there.
- 15:47I still have the videos. They still exist.
- 15:49I think I'm going to pepper them into my content just as little
- 15:52little Easter eggs later on, but no, there's no library to go
- 15:54look at unfortunately. I love that.
- 15:56I love that you thought that way.
- 15:58So you call yourself a strange man?
- 15:59I've Co opted the word weird because I used to hear that all
- 16:02the time. It was called weird all the time
- 16:04growing up. When you said you had a non
- 16:05traditional upbringing, were you a kid who always marched to the
- 16:09beat of their own drum? We were a family that marched to
- 16:12the beat of their own drum, so it was sort of compulsory to do
- 16:15that as as a member of the family.
- 16:17My mother was, as I know now, very mentally ill.
- 16:20She was, yeah, always sort of on a new fad.
- 16:23She was always moving from thing to thing, and she was very
- 16:25intense about it. But one thing that she really
- 16:27believed in and was consistent about through our childhood was
- 16:29our education. So she homeschooled us.
- 16:31And so I wasn't really exposed to, like, mainstream culture in
- 16:34any significant way. My community was a lot smaller.
- 16:37I wasn't going to a school with hundreds of children.
- 16:39I I wasn't learning the same things as everyone else.
- 16:41I wasn't really connected to pop culture.
- 16:43We didn't have a television. We barely had a computer.
- 16:45So you just kind of end up coming out a little different
- 16:48than everyone who goes through the mainstream channels.
- 16:51All the way through high school, like you homeschooled all the
- 16:54way. Yeah, no, I've never been to a
- 16:55public school. You realize at some point that
- 16:57you're different, but I never really got the message that
- 16:59there was a problem with that. We weren't learning what was in
- 17:02school at home. We were learning something
- 17:04entirely different. So there was a lot of focus on
- 17:06like individuality and self determinism and ethics and
- 17:08morality and creativity and things like that.
- 17:11So we knew we were different and we're we were fine with it.
- 17:14Looking back, there were sometimes when I questioned why
- 17:16she would read those books to a child, but I think it turned out
- 17:18OK. Yeah, no, I think you turned out
- 17:20just fine. But also then like if I brought
- 17:23a stranger in from outer space and told him about my Irish
- 17:25Catholic upbringing and the stuff I was told and how like I
- 17:28prayed to a statue of a man nailed to a cross, that would
- 17:32seem different too so. Very true.
- 17:35Contextual, OK kink and weirdness is something that goes
- 17:38hand in hand with me, again, because of the shame and the
- 17:40spanking and the like, how I've carried it through such a young
- 17:43age. If someone says that, I'm like,
- 17:44how were you viewed? What it speaks to to me is how
- 17:48comfortable someone is branching out into their own kinks and
- 17:51going out into the community is. If they're desensitized to
- 17:54feeling different, often it's easier for them to step into
- 17:57community. That has been my experience
- 17:59talking to people. Yeah, very true.
- 18:01You're probably not thinking about that decision of giving up
- 18:03something as big as you might be if you had always felt like you
- 18:06belonged in that community and sameness was very important to
- 18:08you. Yeah, and that's basically what
- 18:10you're describing. Like everyone marching to the
- 18:12beat of their own drum. Does your family know what you
- 18:14do? Yeah, I don't have much of a
- 18:16relationship with my mother at this point, but I certainly
- 18:19don't hide it. My siblings all know exactly
- 18:20what I do. They're very supportive.
- 18:22They're very strange individuals themselves.
- 18:24I made the choice to, I stopped censoring myself a long time
- 18:26ago. So I have a lot of great friends
- 18:29that I grew up with who are still devout Catholics.
- 18:32I don't censor myself. They all know exactly what I do.
- 18:34They all hear whatever's going on in my life, not the version
- 18:37that I think they would like because I think I'm, I mean,
- 18:39socially, I've always been in a position to do that.
- 18:42You can do that anytime. But it really clicked for me
- 18:44when I was able to stop censoring myself at work and in
- 18:46like, public spaces because I wasn't, you know, a 22 year old
- 18:50just figuring out their career anymore.
- 18:52I was like, well established. I wasn't trying to fit into a
- 18:54space. I was, you know, dictating the
- 18:56tone of that space. And so there's really no reason
- 18:59to keep those things to myself anymore.
- 19:01So much of what I do is just hearing people like the story
- 19:05you described about the man who wore panties.
- 19:07My calls are about the man who wants to tell their wife they
- 19:10want to wear panties, you know? And it's just sort of listening,
- 19:13being there and helping them get ready.
- 19:15But it's nice to like, that's why I love the podcast.
- 19:17I'm always getting to speak to people who are out and proud
- 19:20about what they're doing. That's a lot of fun.
- 19:22Must be nice to have that duality where you're helping
- 19:24people get out of it and then you get to talk to people who
- 19:26are thriving. It is the best feeling in the
- 19:28world because I get to talk to people who are thriving.
- 19:30I'm like, no, I promise it is worth the hard work you're
- 19:33putting in now. And it's easier if I believe it
- 19:35because there are people who are really struggling out there.
- 19:38When you were dating or looking for a partner, how important was
- 19:42it to you that they were kinky or had the same interests?
- 19:46Is this a need or a want for you and your relationships?
- 19:50Absolutely a need because like I said, it's a, it's a lifestyle,
- 19:54right? I think I didn't fully accept
- 19:55that until quite recently. I found myself dating outside
- 19:59the community a lot, and I don't know why I was doing it.
- 20:02I mean, I'm sure my therapist could tell me why, but yeah, I
- 20:04didn't really prioritize kink when it came to meeting someone.
- 20:08I guess it felt so normal and like, natural to me.
- 20:11I didn't really predict that there would be much of A clash.
- 20:13You know, if I'm interested in this, they're interested in
- 20:15that. Vanilla people.
- 20:16Tend to, especially if you're open about it, they always tend
- 20:19to be curious and like initially anyway, kink positive and they
- 20:24see it as like a valuable thing and they're excited to learn,
- 20:26right? But I think that's a big
- 20:28decision to meet someone in a relational context and be the
- 20:31person who sort of like helps them enter kink.
- 20:34I think that's a whole, a relationship dynamic that you
- 20:36have to be prepared for because you won't have a peer or a
- 20:40partner in kink. You will have someone who needs
- 20:43to be cared for and needs to be LED right.
- 20:45It's so interesting you say that as a Dom, because I know a lot
- 20:47of Subs who say that looking for a Dom, they're like, well, I
- 20:50don't want to teach them to hear a Dom say that.
- 20:53I feel like a lot of Subs want to be taught.
- 20:55I'm not really going anywhere with this exactly, but I just, I
- 20:58hear a lot of submissive saying like I want to find a Dom who
- 21:00knows what they're doing and I don't want to teach.
- 21:03And it's kind of sounds like you're saying the same thing
- 21:04about Subs, but like you want to find someone who's an
- 21:07experienced sub. Yeah, I think that that probably
- 21:09just comes from the narrative that, like Subs, you know, don't
- 21:12have a very active role, like the sort of vanilla perception
- 21:15that Subs are not taking huge active role.
- 21:17It's the Dom doing everything right.
- 21:18But anyone who's been in the community for a while knows that
- 21:21it takes a ton of knowledge and experience and, you know,
- 21:23motivation to be a great sub, right, To be a great partner in
- 21:27any kind of scene, no matter which role you're slipping into.
- 21:30Yeah. I think at the end of the day, I
- 21:31don't want to teach all the time.
- 21:33I'm happy to teach and share what I know.
- 21:35But when you put that into a relational context, it can be
- 21:38more difficult, right? Because there's no guarantee
- 21:41that that person is really going to be interested in a lifestyle
- 21:44in the same way you are. So you're taking a chance that
- 21:46they might dip their toe in with you and go, that's not for me.
- 21:49What do we do now? Or in my case, I actually came
- 21:51across quite a few people who sort of fetishized kink and they
- 21:55initially thought it was great and it was exciting that I was
- 21:57able to be open with my sexuality and explore these
- 21:59things. But at the end of the day, when
- 22:01you get right down to it, they bring a lot of their own shame
- 22:04and they think of it as sort of disgusting or unsavory.
- 22:07It's interesting because I've never really heard of something
- 22:10being like kink being fetishized by someone to the point that
- 22:13they want to dabble it, but obviously it exists and I know
- 22:15it does. It's just an interesting way to
- 22:17put it. I think as culture advances and
- 22:20the barrier between kink and mainstream life gets a little
- 22:23thinner, people are more open about it.
- 22:25People can be themselves, especially with social media.
- 22:27I think vanilla people are a lot more aware of kink without
- 22:31understanding it, right? And if you're aware something,
- 22:33you just know what it looks like and what it seems like to you,
- 22:35but you don't really know what's going on.
- 22:38So you see the flashy, exciting, sexy parts, and maybe you're not
- 22:41in touch with your sexuality and you really admire people who
- 22:43are, which is great, but doesn't really end well if you bring
- 22:46your own shame into that situation and then put it on
- 22:48them. No, 100% it does not and it's
- 22:51why the open conversations are so important.
- 22:53But I still think we lack a lot of space to have those open
- 22:56conversations. The advice I was give people is
- 22:58get involved in your community because once you start to be
- 23:01around people who are just like you and also kinky, it
- 23:05normalizes it for you. Back in your dating days where
- 23:07you were still dating vanilla, like were there any successful
- 23:10things that you tried that helped them to tap into their
- 23:14submission a little bit more? Any books you'd recommend to
- 23:16them were like research for them to do Because I am very guilty
- 23:20of dating vanilla and thinking I can change someone.
- 23:22It has happened a lot in. Their lives.
- 23:25It's so tempting and especially because kink isn't my number one
- 23:28thing, it's my number three thing on the priority list, you
- 23:31know? And if the 1st to sometimes a
- 23:34shiny object is like so appealing I'll go for it.
- 23:37But so I'm curious, did you have anything that worked for you
- 23:41even a little bit? I think it is a great way to
- 23:44connect with people because the best way to forge a new
- 23:46connection is to do something, to try something, to push your
- 23:48boundaries a little bit, to do something exciting.
- 23:51So I think kink is so accessible if you're with an experienced
- 23:55partner because it's right there, you know, they have the
- 23:57knowledge and the tools right there in their hands.
- 23:59But for a vanilla person, it can be so, so exciting.
- 24:02I'm sure that sounds a little condescending, but it can be
- 24:04very, very exciting for them because it's something they've
- 24:06never tried that you know, might totally rock their world.
- 24:08It's like going skydiving with someone and bonding over all the
- 24:11endorphins, except you can do it in your own home, right?
- 24:13So it is a fantastic tool for connection whether your partner
- 24:16has experience or not. But I would say more so if they
- 24:18don't have experience, right? I'm always like curious of like
- 24:20what's the best way to teach people to because so many of my
- 24:23clients then it's like teaching. They're already partnered,
- 24:26they're 10/15/20 years into a relationship and then they bring
- 24:29me in to help teach. And I'm like, I wonder what has
- 24:31worked for other Doms and or Subs, you know?
- 24:34So I often ask that question. There are certain books that
- 24:36I'll hand to couples and I'll be like, I think you both need to
- 24:39read these books. Nothing's the same as the lived
- 24:41experience. Very true.
- 24:42I think in all areas of life, I'm a big proponent of active
- 24:46learning. So I would much rather take
- 24:48three times as long to help somebody learn to do something
- 24:51than just do it for them. Yeah.
- 24:53And I think giving them the space to experiment and try
- 24:56things and giving them the options, but not doing it for
- 24:58them is really, really important.
- 25:00Right. Because I don't know what they
- 25:02like. They're the one who knows best
- 25:03what they like, even if they're, you know, not sure what their
- 25:05options are or not sure where to go next.
- 25:08I can help them with that, but I can't do the learning for them.
- 25:10I can't do the discovering for them, right?
- 25:12I can just sort of facilitate that and keep them safe while
- 25:15they're doing it. So I think it's more of a a
- 25:17container than it is like a actual lesson.
- 25:19There are so many movies that do not paint kink in the most
- 25:23positive light and they break all the rules, but that's a
- 25:25movie. I mean, no one looks at the Fast
- 25:27and Furious for driving lessons. We watch Fast and Furious and we
- 25:31enjoy the entertainment of it, but there there is a narrative
- 25:33that the sub should just be taken care of as if there are
- 25:36just doms who were Born This Way and knew how to do it perfectly
- 25:39without having learned in the 1st place.
- 25:41And I'm very big about submissives being empowered to
- 25:44have boundaries and know what it's supposed to be like so that
- 25:48if they do meet one of these people, they're not being taken
- 25:50on a bad journey. So it's like both sides need to
- 25:52be empowered, and you do that through education.
- 25:55Absolutely. And if you show up to a
- 25:56situation, to knowing what your boundaries are but not what you
- 25:59actually enjoy, it's going to be really hard to connect with the
- 26:02other person because they don't know how to bring you pleasure.
- 26:05They have no idea, right? They're just sort of feeling
- 26:07around in the dark. I just don't think you're going
- 26:08to have a very good time. The discovery of what you enjoy
- 26:11is difficult because I think more than one of us have been
- 26:14faced with the idea of, oh, in theory, this is really exciting.
- 26:18In actuality, this sucks. So there's an explorative
- 26:21journey you need to go on. Has that not been your
- 26:23experience ever? Absolutely.
- 26:24Yeah, definitely. And I've also tried things that
- 26:27I did not think I would like, and I ended up liking them a
- 26:29lot. Oh yeah.
- 26:30And So what you fantasize about is really, I think a lot of
- 26:34people take it as a barometer of what they're going to enjoy.
- 26:36But sometimes it's just a thing you never do.
- 26:38You might do much kinkier things, but just not that one.
- 26:41Because it's fun to fantasize about, but it's not fun to do.
- 26:43Yeah. Or it's not practical to do.
- 26:44Maybe it's expensive or time consuming or destructive, right.
- 26:47I mean, there's a lot of kinks that you can try that take 10
- 26:50minutes to figure out if you like, right.
- 26:51And so yeah, a lot of times it might be amazing, but you know,
- 26:55you're not going to find a place to store your vacuum bed and
- 26:57then pull it out and set it up and and fire it up.
- 26:59A girl can dream, but you're right, it's it's not likely.
- 27:03Although a home dungeon has always been the goal.
- 27:05I mean you have a nice little setup behind you.
- 27:07I am not even handy enough to hang up command hooks.
- 27:10So thank you. Thank.
- 27:11You. Yeah, this is my content
- 27:13creation corner, so I figured it was a good place to hang
- 27:15everything. Yeah.
- 27:16No, it's great. I make all these things that are
- 27:18behind me and I do giveaways on my page.
- 27:20So do you ever sell them? No, I don't sell them, no.
- 27:23Too much work. It's just not something I want
- 27:25to do as a job, right? And yeah, making artisanal wood
- 27:28products is really only profitable if you have a whole
- 27:30shop set up and things like that.
- 27:32And I just do it. I do do it for fun.
- 27:33I've always done these things for fun.
- 27:34I'm very crafty and so I never wanted to sell them.
- 27:37I give them away as gifts or now I've decided to give them away
- 27:40on my page. I do a draw every month and then
- 27:42whoever wins gets the toy that's being given away that month.
- 27:44That's awesome. Do you create different
- 27:46competitions for them or is it like the same thing like you
- 27:48enter your e-mail or enter your name or something in to get so
- 27:51it's? Just whoever is whoever
- 27:53subscribed on the Only Fans. And there are.
- 27:55There's always different ways to get more entries if you want
- 27:58more entries. Awesome.
- 27:59Do you have a favorite implement you've made?
- 28:02Oh goodness, a favorite implement I made.
- 28:04That's a great question. It's tough.
- 28:05I've made so many different things.
- 28:07I think if we're talking about like the most unique, like the
- 28:09one that I've really like, enjoyed the story of the most,
- 28:12it would be this one right here. So I made the mistake.
- 28:15This was the first paddle I made.
- 28:16I made the mistake of making it out of sugar Maple, which is
- 28:19like a very dense wood and it's absurdly heavy.
- 28:23It looks extremely too thick. OK.
- 28:25All right. We're lined up way.
- 28:26Too way too thick. Like you just you can't buy
- 28:28paddles this size for a reason because they're so heavy.
- 28:31It's almost 2 lbs, like 18 inches long.
- 28:33It's not for use on humans, not very many anyway, but I had a
- 28:36great experience with a friend of mine at an event that I
- 28:38actually named it after her because she's the only person
- 28:41who's been able to successfully use it.
- 28:43Panda 750. Oh, OK.
- 28:45Part part of her fat life tag. That's not her whole fat life
- 28:47tag and weighs 750 grams. Wow, so for that's that is 2
- 28:53pounds 454g Holy crap. Yeah, So that was, that one was
- 28:58a lot of fun because it was the first one I made.
- 28:59It was the first one I used and that was when I realized that
- 29:02these are decorative. They're not for use on humans.
- 29:05Yeah, very cool, though I don't know.
- 29:07There's now part of me is like the unhinged part of me is like,
- 29:11I want to try it now and see if I could take it.
- 29:13But it you and as soon as you pulled it out, I saw how thick
- 29:15and then when you said 18 inches because it's hard to tell
- 29:18length, I'm like no, too much, too much.
- 29:20It's also got a nice smooth surface, so it's it doesn't just
- 29:23that, it also stings really badly.
- 29:25Yes, I'm out with the stinging. OK.
- 29:27Yeah. While you describe that,
- 29:28obviously then you enjoy impact play.
- 29:31I have to assume if you're making these, do you identify as
- 29:34any particular type of Dom? Do you talk about your approach
- 29:38in any particular type of way? How would you categorize it?
- 29:42Pleasure Dom. Pleasure Dom.
- 29:44OK. It's not that I like impact
- 29:45play, it's that other people like it.
- 29:47I like to please other people. But definitely Dom and not just
- 29:50top. Yes, it's very important that
- 29:52I'm in control. Would you say that extends to
- 29:53every part of your life? I think I've found a lot of like
- 29:56safety and comfort in being in control.
- 29:58And so that's where I ended up going.
- 30:01It was a combination of that. And when people saw me,
- 30:04especially in a king setting, initially, they were like, you
- 30:06seem like you should be in charge here because, you know,
- 30:09you're enormous and I'm not. And so it was sort of a role
- 30:12that I was nudged into over the years so many times that I just
- 30:15thought I might as well embrace it.
- 30:16And I do really enjoy it. I, I do really enjoy like
- 30:19leadership roles. So I've always been in charge at
- 30:21work. I've been a supervisor or
- 30:23Superintendent or running my own business.
- 30:25Yeah. I mean, who doesn't like to be
- 30:27in charge? I guess some people.
- 30:28But yeah, it just always made more sense to me.
- 30:30I'm always fascinated by the people who are the same in all
- 30:33parts of their life, you know, because there's a duality that I
- 30:36have as like I have my own business.
- 30:38I'm also a switch. But then I definitely enjoy
- 30:41submission probably more than anything I say.
- 30:43Like I'm an 80% sub, but I do like to be in control outside of
- 30:47the bedroom, I guess, or outside of a dynamic.
- 30:50I like to be in control. So I always ask people.
- 30:52I ask a lot of people that because I'm really curious and
- 30:55it was something when I was a like at a dungeon, that was one
- 30:57of the questions I asked. I always wanted to know what
- 30:59they did and what their life was like outside of whatever they
- 31:02came in and asked for because I needed to picture both sides.
- 31:05I always wanted to know if they were open to sharing.
- 31:07Of course, I wouldn't force them to answer.
- 31:09Yeah. Of course.
- 31:10Did you find that people were, if they wanted to be in control
- 31:13at work, they wanted also to be in control in their personal
- 31:16life? Because I'd say that's where it
- 31:17diverges for me as I don't need to be in charge of my personal
- 31:20life or my relationships. You know, it's interesting
- 31:22because at the end of the day, people were self selecting in.
- 31:25It was a group of people who could afford to see a dominatrix
- 31:28in a New York City dungeon. And a lot of people were cookie
- 31:31cutter carbon copies of each other.
- 31:32And I've talked about this before.
- 31:33So many people say I married the person I was supposed to marry,
- 31:37meaning whatever in the 80s was held up or this like late 70s or
- 31:4180s was held up is this is the trophy partner, go marry them.
- 31:45So everyone's story was disappointingly similar when it
- 31:49came to what their lives were outside of it.
- 31:52They were married to. It wasn't even a control thing.
- 31:54Their wives were just stay at home wives.
- 31:56So their wives ran the home and they went out and worked.
- 31:59Do you know what I'm getting at? It wasn't even a story of
- 32:01control. It was just of finances of they
- 32:03were true. Yeah, yeah.
- 32:05It was a very traditional gender role situation.
- 32:06And then because they were coming to a dungeon, most of
- 32:08them were seeing doms and they were being submissive.
- 32:11And I don't know if they wanted to be in control at work, but
- 32:14they were the type of person who supposed to move to New York
- 32:16City and build themselves up in a financial career in finance or
- 32:20any of the major hubs of industry where New York.
- 32:23Is if they're in those traditional gender roles, then
- 32:26they're going to be pushed into a leadership role in a lot of
- 32:28ways at home and probably at work.
- 32:30If they're working, they're the only income for the home.
- 32:32Yeah, pretty much. And then the older they get and
- 32:35their kids are older, they have a little bit more time and then
- 32:37they'll go see a dominatrix. Although the lunch hour was the
- 32:41busiest shift and I had AI had a full time job at the time, so I
- 32:44never really got in on that lunch, lunchtime crew,
- 32:47disappointingly. Yeah.
- 32:48But thank you that the way you said that was so succinct.
- 32:51Exactly that. I'm not big on labels except for
- 32:54to help people research more what they're interested in
- 32:58because it's such a big world. Labels are like signposts of
- 33:03like, go down this path and see if this isn't of interest to you
- 33:06and then you can go somewhere else.
- 33:07And that's why I ask about the type of Dom and your approach to
- 33:10doming, because I think that other people learn from that
- 33:13too. Yeah, definitely.
- 33:14And I think labels are very useful up to a certain point,
- 33:16right? I think as long as you're not
- 33:18using the label to define you because no one fits a box
- 33:21perfectly, labels are definitely.
- 33:23I'm a fan of labels for the educational purpose of it, but
- 33:27when it comes to labeling myself, I struggle a lot.
- 33:30I even as a mix of things, it's tough.
- 33:32In what sense? Which part of yourself are you
- 33:33labeling? Oh, when it comes to the kinky
- 33:35side of myself, well, I'm definitely submissive, but I'm a
- 33:38switch and the percentage, it's not even a percentage thing.
- 33:41I I swing pendulum and it's like I'm either fully Dom or fully
- 33:44sub and that has caused problems in my relationships before so I
- 33:47find it difficult to call myself a switch when at times I am 100%
- 33:52one or 100% the other. Do you think that?
- 33:54I mean, we all know in our everyday life that there's no
- 33:57onus on us to be the same person we were yesterday, today.
- 33:59But I think when it comes to things like kink, where people
- 34:03are forming relationships, you know, based on how they're
- 34:05interacting and what they're really, really after sexually,
- 34:08what might be their only interest, it can be a little
- 34:10more difficult for them to accept when people are fluid and
- 34:13those labels change. Oh, 100%.
- 34:15As my last long term partner, it was basically things just ground
- 34:19to a halt. If I was in one of my dominant
- 34:21phases because they were not submissive and there was
- 34:23nothing. I never expected him to switch
- 34:26for me that would not have been his natural state.
- 34:28But it did pose some problems, especially if it went for a long
- 34:31time. But to our conversation about
- 34:33control and being in control in your life versus king versus in
- 34:36your relationship, I would be most dominant.
- 34:39When I had changed a job or I didn't feel like I was on solid
- 34:43ground in other areas of my life, I would lean dominant to
- 34:46gain some of that control again. Yes, I know it makes sense, but
- 34:49when it comes to the relationship side of things, if
- 34:52I'm not feeling submissive, then I cannot submit.
- 34:54Those are the struggles. Do you think there's a big
- 34:56expectation on people to stay the way they are?
- 34:59Because I noticed you said that it was your fluidity that caused
- 35:02a problem in the relationship versus like your partner's
- 35:04rigidity. Because I know a lot of people
- 35:06who there's no fluidity, they are what they are and they're
- 35:09not going to change. Actually, just this morning in a
- 35:11conversation at work said about my partner.
- 35:13Like I've never met someone who's such a bottom.
- 35:15There is nothing other than bottom in them, which is fine,
- 35:17it really works for us. But I can see how that would be
- 35:20difficult in other relationships.
- 35:21But I don't think the onus is necessarily on your partner to
- 35:24or on you to adapt to your partner, right?
- 35:26Because they could just as easily be adapting to you.
- 35:28It's an interesting thing because I think we just move
- 35:30into a non kinky type of play, whereas if I want to Dom, he was
- 35:34never going to let me peg him. I will say that.
- 35:37And that is a fair boundary to have so, but we had a monogamish
- 35:41relationship because of things like that.
- 35:44Yeah, it was sort of like, for me, it was seeking out kink
- 35:47outside of the relationship. And for him, he just wanted to
- 35:49enjoy other things on his own, which I mean, it worked until it
- 35:52didn't. As a relationship, not as in a
- 35:54monogamish thing. I don't know if you ski, but you
- 35:58ski at the lower person's level. You don't bring someone up to a
- 36:01black diamond if they're skiing Bunny slopes, right?
- 36:04You go down to Bunny slopes. I'm really big on not pulling
- 36:06people into an area they don't want to be in.
- 36:08So if he was not in the mood to, he didn't want to be submissive
- 36:12and he was as giving as he could be.
- 36:13I am not saying he was rigid, I remember just having these
- 36:17months on end where we were not connecting in the same way and
- 36:20we would get past it but not connecting in the same way
- 36:22because our flow is interrupted and that caused difficulty.
- 36:26OK any last words on finding a kinky partner?
- 36:30And any advice to people out there struggling because I think
- 36:33it's one of the most common questions I get.
- 36:35How do I meet a Dom? How do I meet a sub?
- 36:37I mean, you fish where the fish are.
- 36:39If you want to meet someone who's in the kink lifestyle, go
- 36:42to where the kink lifestyle lives, right?
- 36:44A lot of people are are searching for these people and
- 36:47they're sort of jumping at shadows when somebody says that
- 36:50they're into this or into that. But if you're on Tinder or
- 36:53you're on Bumble, it's probably not going to work out because
- 36:55people who are really kinky don't go into spaces where
- 36:58that's not really welcome, right?
- 37:00And where they can't express it. The dating app I've always used
- 37:02is Field, because you can't express that right?
- 37:05You can be much, much more open about it.
- 37:06So I would say if you don't see openly, obviously kinky people
- 37:10around you, then you're probably not going to find one because
- 37:12you might find one. But if they're not right for
- 37:14you, the next one isn't going to show up for months and months.
- 37:16You're so right. And this week's just sort of the
- 37:18different platforms available now.
- 37:20I would argue that eight years ago, if you were on a dating
- 37:24app, you had a higher chance of meeting a Dom on Bumble or
- 37:26Tinder. But now everyone's migrated to
- 37:28Field because Field finally exists.
- 37:30I also like BD app. I know I would talk about it
- 37:33because it matches you based on, you know, the BDSM test.
- 37:37It matches you based on your results there.
- 37:39So that's interesting. Yeah, I actually had them on the
- 37:41podcast early on in my podcasting date, like the
- 37:44founders of it came on and I spoke to them about it and I'm a
- 37:47huge fan of that. And I met I met one person
- 37:49through that who I had a short term relationship with here.
- 37:51But my point is there was a time I think it was easier to meet
- 37:54those people on Tinder. A lot of them were in their
- 37:57community at the same time. But now because we have fields,
- 38:01because we have BD app and there's a ton of others just
- 38:04like Kinked Chirp, there are other kink focused dating apps
- 38:07that exist and that's where people are going to be.
- 38:09I think I've never heard anyone say fish where the fish are in
- 38:12relation to this. But I'm like, oh duh, that's the
- 38:14perfect answer. You're totally right.
- 38:16Ten years ago, nobody knew where the fish were.
- 38:18So you just sort of got lucky. I mean, that's where I met my ex
- 38:21who I had a long term relationship.
- 38:22We met on Tinder and it just worked out different times.
- 38:25And I also wasn't saying that I was kinky.
- 38:28You just sort of figured it out on the first date or second date
- 38:30when we talk to each other. That's true.
- 38:32You always have to sort of break the news to them that you know
- 38:34there's more than three ways to have sex.
- 38:36And I know about some of them. Do you get asked for advice a
- 38:38lot because of the type of content you make?
- 38:40And obviously you're viewed as quite knowledgeable because you
- 38:43are. Do you get a lot of people
- 38:44reaching out and asking like, hey, how do I meet Someone Like
- 38:47You? Yes, definitely.
- 38:48I get asked for advice, for information.
- 38:51I'm happy to give up resources, but my focus is not to be an
- 38:54educator. And I don't want to include any
- 38:56of that in my page because I don't want people to think that
- 38:58the rest of it is educational content because it's not.
- 39:00It's for fun. It's to be exciting and
- 39:02pleasurable, but it's not for education.
- 39:04And there are a ton of great kink educators out there, so I'm
- 39:07always happy to point people in their direction.
- 39:08But if I don't have a relationship with somebody, I'm
- 39:10not willing to really give them information, right?
- 39:12Because I don't know what they're going to do with that
- 39:14information and it could be harmful to them, even though it
- 39:16doesn't seem like it to me. So true.
- 39:18That's a learning curve I had to go through.
- 39:20I started Instagram and TikTok for my business and then I
- 39:24started to realize, wait, I'm viewed as an educator.
- 39:25And then I stepped into that role more and I started making
- 39:28content more as an educator because it's sort of like you
- 39:30decided to be the entertainment side.
- 39:32And I'm like, well, no, if I'm introducing people to kink, I
- 39:34need to step into the education side of it.
- 39:36I love that you just know your brand, You know who you are and
- 39:39you know what purpose you're serving when you're putting
- 39:42content out. I think that's really important.
- 39:44It's almost like a stay in your lane in the most respectful,
- 39:46noble way. Yeah, I think it's really
- 39:48important that I stay in my lane because the two lanes have
- 39:50nothing to do with each other. Education and entertainment.
- 39:53Yes, OK. And on that note, I think that
- 39:56is a wonderful like final note, you can find Beau de La Croix on
- 40:00Instagram at BEAU under score DELACROIX and only fans at the
- 40:07same name, Beau de La Croix with an under score between the two.
- 40:10Beau, thank you so much for coming on today.
- 40:12I really appreciate your time. We really went overtime.
- 40:15So thank you for hanging out with me.
- 40:18Thanks, it was great talking to you.
- 40:19I haven't done one of these in a long time.
- 40:20Well, I'm so glad you came on the King Consultant Podcast.
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- 40:39Until next time, keep on kinking on.