Fantasy vs. Reality | |
I kinda-sorta market myself as a Fetish Goddess/Fem Domme Fatale or something of the sort. Yet — as you would see if you could read my email and/or listen in on some of my calls — some find me and my “thing” rather confusing. (What exactly is this “literate smut” thing all about? What do you mean by “erotic torture?” Just what do you consider sexual misadventure?)
But my vision, from this side of the telphone –who I am, what I do, how I do it– seems quite clear, even decidely translucent. It is the divine craft of creation which underlies each and every fantasy I weave. A supervisor once explained to the company for which we both worked that, “When Angela does a call, by the time she is done the caller is going to know what the carpet smells like.”
Which is indeed what I am always striving for. I mean, why even make the effort otherwise? To my way of thinking, anything else would be the equivalent of clock-watching in an everyday nine-to-five job. See what I mean? I just don’t do mediocre. I don’t want it from the people I spend my money with, so why would I try to pass it off on my callers?
Thus it follows (and I’ve been told–many, many times) that my fantasies (of total sublimation, tease and denial, sissification, naughty secretary, cold-hearted governess, forced cock-sucking, cuckolding, etc.) are as close to “the real deal” as it gets.
And, in fact, I do periodically run across the caller who cannot separate the fantasy from the reality, the story teller from business woman/girl next door. It can be as hard on me as it is on them.
Because — while they are hopelessly yearning in their real-time/everyday lives to be banished forever to a cage of my making or lick my ass in the middle of Times Square or lose their masculinity to the sure and evil slice of my antique scimitar — I do sincerely care about the people I do business with. I want them to have fun, be taken on the roller coaster ride of their lives. I want them live out their dirtiest, filthiest fantasies to the nth degree.
BUT, I want them to walk away from the call feeling good about themselves. How I try to explain it clients is this way: You should feel dirty when you are doing a phonesex call. That is the point of it. But, if you walk away from that call still feeling dirty, then something is wrong. This is not healthy phone sex. Not healthy fantasy. Another way I try to get this is across is (at least most of the time): DON’T TRY THIS AT HOME.
So fantasy and reality, with all the grey areas in-between and around all the prickly edges, are always finely delineated matters. And I am always squinting my eyes, looking for that ever-illusive and always-changing doodle that keeps the boundaries clear.
Because it’s my job to do that. Particularly when the caller can’t.
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And…
- Look what I’ve been up to. (This is just a hub site to which I can redirect the email from my other sites.)
- I have an ad at Fleshbot this week (10/18 thru 10/24), thanks to a very special person (soon to be added to my Savant Collection).
- I’ve become a semi-official editor at Tit-Elation.
- I’ve been promoted to moderator at Sex Kitten.
Angela is not boasting about her skills. if anything, she is understating the scope of her talents. Heads above the crowd, she is a breath of fresh air.
Thank you, Dear Lady.
It is this attitude, Angela, which separates you from the crowd on the internet – and we love you for it.
Angela has total honesty in advertising. This piece is yet another elaboration of what she so clearly displays on her listings. Yet, the flush of horniness and/or naughtiness that points us to phone sex seems to greatly reduce our IQ and reading skills. So, thank you mistress, for, once again, clarifying your art. No one does it better.
I think you strike a fine balance. And it is obviously much appreciated. Thanks, Miss Angela
For a woman of words — you sure have a way with words, Angie! Thanks for stating your philosophy so clearly and so compassionately. I have come to love reading Zen Fetish.
Congratulations on your semi-official editorship! Er . . . editorhood. Editoriality. Whatever. (How about “all of the above”?)
I guess one celebrates semi-official things with semi-dry wine or semi-sweet chocolates, eh?
Angela, your description of the realtionship between fantasy and reality is right on. We need fantasy, because often reality sucks. But we do need to know when to separate the two and enjoy each one for what it is! What an erudite sexpot you are!