Public Play - First blog

"I'm excited to present my very first published blog! In this space, I'll be sharing my thoughts, experiences, and knowledge about public play and other Mistress-related topics. I hope my writing ignites the flames of curiosity and desire within you, and perhaps even inspires you to explore your own boundaries and desires."

Lately, I've been receiving an increasing number of requests for public play sessions. While this is one of my favorite activities, it's also the hardest to prepare for due to the time and effort it takes. Some people mistakenly believe that since there's no venue hire involved, it will be less expensive. However, let me be clear that safety is my top priority, and this requires significant planning and communication. When it comes to public play, we need to consider both the obvious and subtle aspects. Planning is critical when it comes to public play, and location is everything. If a public place like a park or restaurant is chosen, I make sure to check the venue days in advance, especially if I'm not familiar with it. This includes checking for potential distractions such as football games or family hours. I never risk involving anyone who hasn't consented to seeing our play. Having a plan B is crucial when planning for public play. Unlike an indoor session, it can be challenging to seamlessly transition from one type of play to another discreetly. For example, imagine walking into a pub and being asked to drink a pint of urine, only to suddenly change your mind. That's where backup plans come in handy. I will always be prepared with alternative options to ensure that your play remains safe, enjoyable, and within your comfort zone. While public play sessions can be thrilling, it's important to note that the planning involved is only a small part of what goes into it. For safety and practicality reasons, I may also refuse certain hourly public play requests, as the preparation and risk may not be worth it for both parties. I continue to put my best efforts into planning and executing public play sessions. While I am ultimately in control of how the sessions unfold, I am always open to new ideas from those who find themselves captivated by this activity. Fresh perspectives and suggestions are greatly appreciated and can help make these sessions even more enjoyable and satisfying for everyone involved."