INTRODUCTION TO OBEDIENCE
AND PROTOCOL TRAINING
Protocol is the structure behind many Dominant and submissive dynamics. It includes how you address me, how you stand or kneel, when you may speak and how you ask permission. In this session you will learn a simple set of rules and practise them in short, guided exercises. Mistakes are expected and are part of the learning, and I will correct them calmly and clearly.
Who this session suits
Protocol appeals to people who find calm in structure. Some clients work in roles where they are always in charge, and they enjoy the relief of being told exactly what to do and how to do it. Others like the feeling of earning approval by getting something right, or the focus that comes with following precise instructions. It also suits people who are drawn to the idea of submission but are unsure what it actually involves in practice. If you like clear expectations and a sense of working towards something, this is likely to suit you.
What happens in the session
After a conversation about your experience and what you would like from the session, we work through a series of short segments. These cover forms of address and posture, kneeling and waiting positions, asking permission and following simple instructions, and a short set of tasks to practise everything together. The session ends with feedback on what you did well and a talk about whether you would like to build on it.
Frequently asked questions
Is this session physical?
Only to the extent of kneeling, standing and following instructions. There is no pain or intensity unless you ask for it separately.
What if I forget the rules?
That is expected, and I will remind you. The point is to practise, not to get everything right first time.
Can this be combined with another introduction?
Yes. Protocol pairs well with pet play, foot worship or impact play, and a combined session is available at the Newbies Specials rate.
Ready to book? Complete the Newbies Specials booking form or email Me. Sessions are available in London, E1 and in Essex from January 2027, with incalls and outcalls available on request elsewhere in London.