In this episode of Authentically Kinky, powered by Clips4Sale, we sit down with Charlotte Taillor—New York–based prodomme, kink educator, and founder of Taillors, a Brooklyn femdom collective built on autonomy and independence. Charlotte brings a powerful blend of lived experience, business acumen, and feminist perspective to the world of professional kink.We explore her journey from international studies and corporate work into founding a space that empowers prodommes to build sustainable, independent practices. The conversation dives into consent, power exchange, and the evolving culture of professional domination.Later in the episode, we take a fascinating turn into pop culture—examining strong female characters from 1960s-era Batman and The Avengers, and how these archetypes shaped early perceptions of power, femininity, and dominance. Charlotte shares how queerness can function as a hidden asset in her work—enhancing perception, adaptability, and emotional intelligence in the Domme/sub dynamic.SHOW NOTES:In this episode, Charlotte Taylor takes us on a deep dive into her journey through BDSM, her work in education and community building, and her perspectives on consent, gender, and personal identity. Whether you're new to kink or a seasoned practitioner, her insights shed light on the significance of trust, safety, and authenticity in all aspects of life.Main topics discussed:Charlotte's first experiences with kink and how her personal preferences evolvedThe role of education in creating safer and more inclusive BDSM spacesHer term "feministress" and how her feminist and BDSM identities intersectChallenges facing sex workers and the importance of consent workshopsThe emotional and community aspects of BDSM practice and storytellingHow her background influences her approach to power, gender, and relationships

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