From Sissy To Swan

Over a year ago I pounced on David messing around with the blackmail hashtag on Twitter and inviting trouble by revealing trackable details about himself.

I tracked him down, and his wife and family too, and blackmailed him out of hundreds of pounds. He found it both terrifying and exciting ... be careful what you ask for eh.

If he had of carried on putting up such Tweets, he'd probably end up in serious trouble ... which would be disastrous because David does not want his home wrecked. He has a lovely home and marriage.

We began to chat about his marriage and because I believe women, (and indeed all partners) should be respected, my focus was based on advising him that instead of being a fool on Twitter for excitement he should be focusing on his marriage.

David loves his wife dearly and describes their relationship as wonderful and best friends. They have a great relationship, it just needs a bit of novelty and spice after so many years together, and so he's been working on that over this year.

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In this time I also have been convincing David that he's a stunning looking man that is better than grainy pouting mirror selfies. David has many times expressed an interest in photography and complimented me on my own creative photography, so after recent months of my nagging plus photography advice - this is the wonderful result. Pretty good for his first effort I think.

Quite the difference I'm sure you agree and he's even been getting wifey involved, which I think could be a fun and sexy hobby for them that I will certainly continue to encourage.

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Twitter Femdoms & Confidence

I'll continue to force David into ongoing photoshoots for his own good, and maybe he'll also start taking photos of wifey that I will coach for him.

Just like women, men are not immune to suffering from body confidence issues and one thing many ladies have found after becoming a SW and having to constantly photograph themselves - its' incredibly empowering and boosts confidence massively.

Slowly over time as you see more and more photos of yourself looking great, your confidence in your own attractiveness grows and this would be a good thing for David. It's a good thing for anyone!

These photos need lighting work, which is something I'll teach David over time.

There are several main components to mastering quality photography and they are - correct lighting (the biggest thing!), interesting unique poses, your theme and creativity (background set and props/costumes) and of course the standard of the subject itself. I am sure you can agree as a subject, David is well worth photographing.