Blog
I sometimes write articles to share tips, information or simply my daily life. This page compiles all the elements for a good read.
My latest blog posts
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The body knows what words have not yet said
Co-written with Justine Lefèvre, psychologist. We’re going to talk about a topic that nobody really talks about—and when people do talk about it, it’s viewed negatively. Let’s talk about BDSM. The purpose of this article is not to shock or titillate. We’re writing to share what science and psychology have been showing for quite some time now,…
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The Heart of the Dominatrix: The Series
Six dominatrixes. Six cities. A series to change the narrative. There are things that the mainstream media have never really been able to tell about this profession. Not for lack of trying. But every time a dominatrix takes the floor in a newspaper or on a set, she's cut off three quarters...
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My JoyClub interview - and the closing window
A few weeks ago, the JoyClub team invited me for an interview. Not a «Domina cliché» interview - no questionnaire about the most impressive toys or the most extreme practices. A real, down-to-earth interview about the woman, the career and the life choices behind the...
Latest testimonials
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Inannapoly
10:12 a.m.: I get off the train and head toward an ATM at Gare de l’Est. I’m short half the amount I need to send to Inanna Justice. First ATM: out of service… no big deal, I know there’s another one at the other end. Second ATM: out of service… ugh…
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My first steps in BDSM - Episode 1
I'd been drawn to the world of FemDom (Female Domination) and BDSM for several years. A few readings and exchanges on naughty blogs, the discovery of Sardax's engravings and the so-called «transgressive» side had first aroused curiosity in me, then a keen interest and finally, the desire to «touch with my finger» (otherwise known as...
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Meow cookie and yoga block
Note from Inanna Justice: Often when we think of a BDSM session, we have a rather serious image in mind: a strict woman, a submissive on her knees, a dark place. Although I do plenty of sessions in this setting, I always adapt to the person in front of me. Not every...
