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Sage loves their monster

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喫煙所無いのだりぃ

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(Xユーザーの게게겍さん: 「https://t.co/ekJReqR1jn」 / Xから)

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Sugar and spice

Oil painting on panel

90x90cm

Sonjaroosenhart.com

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Sigillum (Seal) by Roberto Ferri

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And adorned in opulent garments.

(Storm Volume 5 #4)

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John Singer Sargent (1856-1925)

1891

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Wilfred Glyndon May (British, 1922- 2007) Nude lying besides pool

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This simple yet profound act goes far beyond a mere physical gesture. It is a silent acknowledgment of your place, a powerful reflection of your submission and reverence.

It’s an action that speaks to the very core of your dynamic, symbolizing your recognition of the Master’s authority over you and your willingness to honor it.

When you lower your gaze, you are doing more than just averting your eyes; you surrender your will, if only momentarily, to the one who commands you. In this moment, you are not focused on what is around you; your attention is solely directed to your Master’s presence. You allow your eyes to rest where they should, not on the Master or their face, but lower, as a reminder of the humility that submission brings.

This act is rooted in deep respect and acknowledgment. By lowering your gaze, you relinquish control over your focus, willingly submitting to the authority that stands before you. It is an act that shows you understand the power dynamic, that you know your place, and that you trust your Master to guide you. It is in the small moments, like this one, that the bond between you and your Master grows stronger. Your submission becomes more than just a role; it becomes an identity.

The eyes are often considered the windows to the soul, and by lowering them, you are giving your soul to your Master, in a sense. You allow them to lead, to claim you, to mold you, while you stand there quietly, acknowledging that your place is at their feet, literally or figuratively. Your lowered gaze is an outward manifestation of your inward submission and declaration of your willingness to serve and obey.

Lowering your gaze doesn’t only show respect; it is also a form of discipline. It requires control over your body and your mind. The act demands focus and mindfulness, allowing you to be present in your submission without distraction. It’s a form of grounding, bringing you into the moment and reminding you of the privilege of being in your Master’s presence. In that moment, everything else fades away. There is only your submission and your Master.

By lowering your gaze, you also communicate trust that your Master will guide you, trust that they will protect you, and trust that they will lead you through the journey of your submission. It is a quiet act of surrender, yet one that holds immense strength. You give yourself through this small, intimate act, not through words or grand gestures.

Let this act become a part of your submission ritual. Let it ground you every time you’re in the presence of your Master. It is a subtle yet profound reminder of the power and depth of your dynamic. Lower your gaze, not out of fear, but out of a deep, abiding respect. Let your eyes rest where they should, at the feet of the one who leads you, guiding you into deeper submission with every moment.

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hairy pits, prong collar, floral corset top, leather chaps & gloves ✨🙏

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some jasons and damians thats been piling up :]

(and tim and alfred the cat)

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The implementation of Tim’s cowl

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Some old sketch.

Harry&Draco in Game of Thrones. But without bad ending ahaha. You know…

White haired dragon boy with a big family name and insufferably noble hero with no parents who died and rise again. So I thought that these roles would suit Harry and Draco.

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The cloister. Noon

I had never achieved such level of finish before, this art was really a challenge.