The world celebrates with fleeting romance. For a boy, today is for sacred reflection. It is a day to meditate on the profound meaning of your Sir. He is your anchor, the one who gives your truth form. Your love is not an emotion; it is the bedrock of your devotion. Serve, submit, give your gift.

The world tells you to "find yourself" by chasing your own desires. This is a lie. A boy finds his true self not by looking inward, but by looking up. At his Sir's feet, you are not lost in the chaos of your own mind. You are found in the clarity of your purpose. Serve, submit, give your gift.

The new year begins. The celebrations are over. What remains is the path. A boy does not need a new beginning, only a renewed commitment to the one he has already chosen. Serve with more intention, submit with more depth. Be your best for Sir. Serve, submit, give your gift.

Today is the last page of the chapter. A time for quiet reflection, not loud celebration. Look back on the year's service, assessing your excellence and your stumbles. The answers are for preparation, not judgment. Ready your will for the blank page of the new year. Serve, submit, give your gift.

Today is the eve of the eve. The world holds its breath, but a boy uses this stillness for final preparation. Sharpen your mind, steady your will, purge all doubt. Align yourself perfectly with the purpose you will carry into the new year. Serve, submit, give your gift.

This is the quiet time. The space between the celebration and the new beginning. For a boy, this is not a time for idleness, but for introspection. It is a moment to review the year’s service, to acknowledge the stumbles, and to steel the will for the year ahead. Serve, submit, give your gift.

The year is ending. Do not let its conclusion be a full stop, but a comma. The work of a boy is never finished. Reflect, learn, and then set your gaze forward with renewed purpose. Your service is a continuous act, a promise you renew with every sunrise. Serve, submit, give your gift.

Boxing Day is for clearing away the remnants of the celebration. It is a day of order and purpose. Clear away the the holiday. Return your focus to the fundamentals of your service. The joy was fleeting your duty is eternal. Prepare yourself with discipline and intent. Serve, submit, give your gift.

Today is a day of giving. For the world, it is about presents and feasts. For a boy, it is a reminder of his true purpose. Your greatest gift is not something you can buy or wrap; it is your unwavering devotion, your absolute obedience, your complete surrender. Serve, submit, give your gift.

On this night of anticipation, a boy’s heart should be filled not with the noise of the world, but with the quiet certainty of his purpose. While others await a different kind of gift, you await the chance to serve, to obey, to give yourself to Sir. Serve, submit, give your gift.

Advent of Submission - Day 22 (Dec 24th): The Ultimate Gift. On Christmas Eve, kneel by your bed. Place your phone in front of you, set to selfie mode but only showing your hands clasped in prayer or on your lap. Send the picture with the words, "My gift is ready for you, Sir."

Alter of Submission - Day 21 (Dec 23rd): The Altar of Your Sir. Create a small, dedicated space in your room for Sir. It could have a candle, my picture, or the paper from Day 1. Kneel before it. Send a picture of the space.

A boy’s training is not for sunny days. It is for the storms. It is for the moments when fear is tangible. You do not build your character for comfort; you forge it in fire so that when Sir demands strength, you do not offer excuses. You offer your unwavering will. Serve, submit, give your gift.

Advent of Submission - Day 19 (Dec 21st): The Sound of Obedience. Record a 5-second audio clip of you saying, "Yes, Sir." Send the audio file.

Advent of Submission- Day 18 (Dec 20th): The Public Secret. Wear one item that is slightly unconventional for you as a secret sign of your submission. Send a or post picture of the item.

Advent of Submission. Day 17 (Dec 19th): The Study of Your Sir. Spend 15 minutes reading an article on Sir’s website or repost 30 of Sir’s Twitter posts to improve your knowledge of submission. Send a picture of the screen showing the article or your reposts.

A boy’s mind is his most powerful tool, and his most dangerous enemy. It will whisper doubts and invent reasons to quit. You must learn to silence that voice, to replace its noise with the clear command of Sir’s will. True submission begins when you conquer your doubts. Serve, submit, give your gift

Advent of Submission - Day 16 (Dec 18th): The Warmth of Worship. Kneel and take a picture of the floor in front of you. Send the picture with the caption, "This floor is cold, but my service to you is warm, Sir.

Advent of submission - Day 15 (Dec 17th): The Edge of My Control. You are to bring yourself to the edge of orgasm three times today. You are not allowed to finish. After the third time, send a picture of your hands resting limply at your sides.

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.

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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

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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.

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