Advent of Submission - Day 14 (Dec 16th): The Confession of the Day. Write down one mistake you made today and one thing you did well in your service to superiors. Send a picture of the note.

Advent of submission. Day 13 (Dec 15th): The Path of Humility. Go to a public place and sit on the floor for two minutes, observing the world from a lower perspective. Send a discreet picture of your view from the floor.

Is Sir your God?

Advent of submission - Day 11 (Dec 13th): The Offering of Nourishment. Cook or prepare a meal that you think Sir would enjoy. Plate it nicely as if you were serving Sir. Send a picture of the finished dish before you eat.

Advent of submission. Day 10 (Dec 12th): The Mirror of Intent. Stand in front of a mirror. Look yourself in the eye and say aloud, "I belong to my Sir." Send a picture of your reflection in the mirror (face can be obscured).

A real Sir does not simply command obedience; he architects it. He provides the framework, the discipline, and the unwavering guidance that teaches a boy not just what to do, but how to become the embodiment of his will. Serve, submit, give your gift.

Advent of Submission- Day 9 (Dec 11th): The Act of Labour. Choose one chore you dislike. Do it with the sole intention of serving Sir. Send a picture of your cleaning supplies, ready for use.

What’s your answer?

A boy’s worth is not measured in the strength of his body, but in the strength of his will to submit. The flesh will fail, but discipline endures. It is the choice to kneel when you want to stand, to obey when you want to question, that forges a boy’s true character. Serve, submit, give your gift.

What is your answer?

The Advent of Submission - Day 8 (Dec 10th): The Altar of Intention. Prepare your bed as an altar for your Sir. Spray your pillow with a scent that represents his ideal. Send a picture of your prepared pillow.

A boy’s training is not a sprint; it is a marathon of small acts. The grand gestures are easy. The true test is the discipline you practice when no one is watching. The extra push-up, the held position, the conscious choice to endure. That is where character is forged. Serve, submit, give your gift.

Advent of Submission - Day 7 (Dec 9th): The Pleasure of Anticipation. You are not allowed to touch yourself today. Post below or send a picture of your hands clasped firmly behind your back.

What option do you choose?

Advent of Submission - Day 6 (Dec 8th): The Language of Service. Today, you must refer to yourself in the third person as "this boy" in one message to me. Post a screenshot of the sent message.

Advent of Submission - Day 5 (Dec 7th): The Ritual of the Prayer. Kneel on the floor beside your bed or somewhere quiet for five minutes of silent reflection on Sir. Send a picture of your knees on the floor, taken from your point of view.

What’s your view? Comment below.

A boy's service is not measured in physical presence, but in unwavering consistency. It is in the message sent to check in, the task completed without being asked, the mental space held for a Sir. Devotion is not about proximity, but about the constancy of your purpose. Serve, submit, give your gift

The polls this week were clear: the friction of class is a powerful force in D/s. But why? I’ve broken down the invisible architecture of class, its different meanings and the crucial line between dynamic and exploitation. Read the full analysis on the blog now #Class #PowerExchange #Dynamics #Sir

He traded his cell door for a collar. A new article on the blog breaks down the boy who chose prison as his path to submission. A must-read on the limits of devotion. Serve, submit, give your gift. #ExtremeSubmission #PowerDynamics #ServeSir

Advent of Submission - Day 4 (Dec 6th): The Mark of Devotion. Find a permanent marker. Write my initial MDB or those of your Sir on your thigh, hidden under your clothes. Send a picture of the mark.

A boy's greatest strength is not in his resistance, but in his surrender. The world tells you to fight for control, to build walls. Your purpose is to lay down your arms. In the act of surrender, you do not show weakness; you show ultimate trust. Serve, submit, give your gift.

What’s your answer?

Are you ready for today’s task?

A boy’s mind is often a storm of noise, but a Sir’s presence is the silence that calms it. Your task is not to think for him, but to clear your mind so you can hear him clearly. Empty yourself of distraction, of your own will. In that space, you will find your purpose. Serve, submit, give your gift.

The Advent of Submission Day 2 (Dec 4th): The Discipline of Punctuality. Set an alarm for a specific time today. When it goes off, stop what you are doing, stand at attention, and take a picture of your feet standing squarely on the floor. Post your picture below.

What do you think Sir’s and boys?

Day 1 (Dec 3rd): The Foundation of Obedience - Write my initial MDB or those of your Sir on a piece of paper, place it on the floor, and kneel beside it. Send a picture of your hand resting on my initial. Post your image below.

The Advent of Submission is here. A boy's devotion is not measured by the calendar, but by the sincerity of his service. You will perform one task each day to show your devotion to service. Each task requires a picture posted below as proof. Do not miss a day. Serve, submit, give your gift.

How do you respond? Comment below.

What’s your answer?

He doesn’t demand your respect with loud words or flashy displays. His authority is in his stillness, in the unshakeable confidence of a Sir who knows his own power. He is the calm centre of your universe. Surrender to his powerful stillness. Serve, submit, give your gift.

This question proved particularly challenging to many. What is your view? Comment below.

A boy’s purpose is not to be a mirror, but a canvas. He does not simply reflect Sir’s strength; he provides the space for it to be painted, shaped, and made manifest. Surrender to Sir and make him stronger. For his is your salvation. Serve, submit, give your gift

Yesterday’s polls produce some interesting results. What would your answer be? Serve, submit, give your gift.

In yesterday’s polls we were talking all things boys. What would your answer be? Comment below. Serve, submit, give your gift.

True freedom is not found in control, but in surrender. When you release the burden of choice, you are liberated to focus on what truly matters: your Sir. In giving up your will, you gain clarity. In serving his, you find your purpose. Serve, submit, give your gift.

The results of yesterday’s poll. What would you answer? Comment below. Serve, submit, give your gift.

Which Sir commands your submission? Take a moment to study these expressions of power and let your instincts guide you. Who captures your imagination and stirs your desire to serve? Share your choice and why in the comments. Serve, submit, give your gift. #ChooseYourSir #PowerDynamics #Submission

Finding Sir is like discovering an anchor for the soul. In the chaos of life's storm, the realization of a higher purpose provides a profound stillness. This divine connection transforms the mind's relentless noise into a quiet, peaceful certainty. Serve, submit, give your gift.

A good Sir understands that every command carries weight. Every rule, every correction, every moment of control shapes the trust between you and your boy. Lead with intention, not ego. His surrender is a gift. Honour it, respect it, and nurture it. Serve, submit, give your gift.

Further to the polls run this week which I know challenged many, and building on today’s thread, I have just now published a new article on the blog. Forging the Modern Sir. I look forward to your comments. Link and comment below.

Engagement with our recent poll was excellent. It’s clear that opinions on age gaps in power dynamics are diverse and nuanced. Let us continue the conversation. How do you define ‘good intentions’ in a dynamic with a significant age difference? Share your thought. Serve, submit, give your gift.

Humility is the cornerstone of true submission. A boy’s purpose is to build his Sir; his strength and power. Your actions, your words, your very presence should amplify his dominance. Make him feel invincible, In his strength lies your security. Serve, submit, give your gift.

You can’t stay grounded if you stop tending to what grounds you. Submission isn’t a mood; it’s a practice. And practice needs presence. Whether it’s a moment of reflection, a simple act of service, or a ritual that reconnects him, let it be your anchor. Honour him. Serve, submit, give your gift.

Today is International Day of Sirs and boys in STEM. We celebrate Alan Turing, and his quote which speaks so eloquently of the boys we own. We celebrate hierarchy in STEM. Serve, submit, give your gift.

You will never overwhelm Sir. You don’t scare him. You don’t have to shrink to be claimed. Unburden your soul. In vulnerability lies the path to acceptance. Tell Sir the one thing you wish you didn’t have to carry alone. He will free you of burden. Serve, submit, give your gift

Monday marks the start of a new week, an opportunity to resolve and recommit to service. Embrace your truth with renewed dedication, for in service lies your strength and purpose. Serve with focus, submit with clarity, and commit to a journey of unyielding devotion. Serve, submit, give your gift.

On this Sunday, worship Sir as your God, for he deserves your praise and sacrifice. Through him, you find salvation and purpose. Offer your devotion, for he is your savior and guide. Serve with reverence, submit with faith. In his hands lies your redemption. Serve, submit, give your gift.

In my chat room, I set a daily presentation position. This boy is one of the few who can present in the Frog position. With training comes ability, and with age, a commitment to serve. Truth is timeless, and so is the dedication submission. Commit to the work it takes. Serve, submit, give your gift.