Domspeak Forums Thread Like Summary - When a Dom Retires

It has been interesting to see the Doms that retire and completely disassociate and others who love the life, never giving it up, right down to doing sessions in their sixties. For me, I watch it from the sidelines. I retired fairly young, walking away from a lot of money because my personal life was going in a different direction. Today, my life is centered around family. But, I still stay involved with people I know through femdom. Some of my former clients are among my closest friends. My younger Dom friends come to my house holidays and cook outs. I can't imagine walking away from my life and the people I came to love. Of course, it is different for everyone. But, I like to stay in touch and involved in discussions.

I would have liked keeping in touch with the dommes I saw for a long time. Nothing much or frequent but maybe a lunch once or twice a year? I don’t find it hard to transfer my “allegiance” to someone knew. I love dominant women in all their forms and variations. But then somebody spectacular again is a great joy!

Cheyenne-thank you for posting this topic. As a 'seasoned' Domme that has been around for decades, I have an insight into what may be perceived as 'retirement' if a Domme falls off the radar. Some Dommes that have been in business for many years have established a dedicated client base and no longer need to advertise or have a public presence. Personally, I'll occasionally pop up (on boards) to check in and see what is going on and just to say 'Hello'. I'm still busy without social media or extensive advertising. Eventually, clients will age-out or pass away and at that time a decision of retirement will have to be addressed. In the meantime, this Old Broad is still swinging the whip.

Hello Lady!!

It is great to see you here. Thanks for the insight. It makes perfect sense that is the case for some of the ladies. It is great to hear you are still swinging a whip and having fun.

Cheyenne :-)