As a Female Dominant of F.A.D., I promise to treat my fellow Female Dominants within our Sisterhood with respect and practice honesty, integrity and tolerance within F.A.D.. I will do my best to follow proper scene protocol and will always follow the Safe, Sane and Consensual credo.

Respect
Respect between Sisters should be an assumption, a norm, to be given freely no matter race, sexual orientation, lifestyle orientation, religion, etc. Even if you choose to no longer respect a Sister on a personal basis, you should still conduct yourself in such a manner as to be respectful of Her kink, property and opinions.

Honesty
Honesty should be the preferred choice. Lies and deceit are best left outside
F.A.D.. And, if you are caught in a lie, it is never too late to own up to it and apologize. Most of all, don't lie about your skill, expertise or experience…someone's safety, even your own, might be at risk.

Integrity
Backstabbing and pettiness do not lend themselves to camaraderie and empowerment; don't practice them here. We all make mistakes and all know that it takes a bigger Woman to own up to them than to avoid them. Apologize for wrong doings, intentional or not. Make your word mean something. If you promise someone you'll do something, follow through. If you can't do this, have the decency to call and explain that you can't. They may be a little miffed, but they won't be nearly as mad as if you hadn't called at all and you'll still maintain their respect.

Tolerance
We have often heard the phrase "Your kink is not my kink", but what does it really mean? It means that we must learn to be tolerant of people who have different wants, needs and desires other than our own. We must also try to remember that when people speak, they are speaking from their own unique perspective. Be respectful of others and most likely, they will be respectful of you.

Scene Etiquette

  1. Any subs that attending an event with a Dominant are considered their property for the entire duration of the event, collared or not.
  2. Don’t touch a submissive without permission of said submissive and/or their owning Dominant.
  3. If the submissive is wearing a House Collar, you MUST ask one of the Protectors about play BEFORE asking the submissive.
  4. If you would like to play with a claimed submissive at a function, ask permission of the owning Dominant.
  5. If you find that you hit it off with a claimed submissive and want to get to know them better, talk to the owning Dominant before pursing more after-function play.

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