If you couldn’t find the part written for you — this is it.

Almost everything written about submission is written to dominants, or by submissives sharing their own road. Both have their place. But there was a gap: nobody on the other side of the dynamic was sitting you down and telling you, plainly, how this actually works — and how to keep yourself safe while you do it.

I’m Sir Linus. I’m a dominant. I write the sister publication, Dominant Guide, for people in my chair. This one is for you — the submissive — and it’s written the way I’d want someone to write for a woman I cared about: protective first, honest always, never talking down to you.

Where to begin

Five rooms, depending on what you came here for:

• Practice — Protocol, training, ritual — the daily craft of submission.
• Relationships — Beginnings, distance, collars, contracts, finding a dom worth trusting.
• Body — Subdrop, aftercare, safety — what your body does, and how I read it.
• Mind — Identity, the inner life, the low days — why you are not wrong.
• Library — The books that actually shaped how I think about power.
• Reader Letters — real letters from submissives, answered honestly.

One thing first

Before anything else, read the Safety Brief below. It’s the short version of what I most want you to know before you give yourself over to anyone — the questions to ask, the red flags, the things a good dominant will never make you feel. It’s free, and I read every reply.