Holiday Ties Quotes

“Her response confirmed he was right. Vanilla sex wouldn’t be her preference. Yes, he was a sexual dominant. But, unlike most of his fellow masters, he could do without the formalities of D/s and slip into “regular” sex if that was what his woman required in the moment.”
― Elizabeth SaFleur, Holiday Ties

“You will not disparage yourself in my presence. Not ever.”
― Elizabeth SaFleur, Holiday Ties

“You and I both know a submissive is not a doormat. A dominant cannot be a dominant without consent, and I think you have more need than you’re willing to admit.” “You’re”
― Elizabeth SaFleur, Holiday Ties

“Why did you start looking for a Dom?” “A vanilla lover couldn’t give me the extremes.” “Yet no Dom has won you. Why?” “I haven’t found a Dom who will give me the extremes, Sir.” “I want the truth, Caro.” “You’re right. I've found some extremes, but not the right kind. Not the right Dom.” “Why, Caro? What was missing in them?” “Judgment, honor, gallantry. There’s a huge difference between a consensual sadist in the BDSM lifestyle, and a complete sadist. To me, a male who just likes to hurt things and has no compassion is a complete sadist, and less than a man. A male who consensually torments a woman to heighten lovemaking and bring them pleasure—a man who cares for her—is a true Dom, and the most desirable kind of man.”
― Marilyn Lakewood, Holiday Submission

“One, I forbid you to think such things about yourself. Two, at some point you will disappoint me, and I’ll disappoint you, but so what? We’ll get through it. And three, from this moment forward, except when I expressly ask otherwise, you’ll call me your boyfriend.”
― Elizabeth SaFleur, Holiday Ties

“Dominance was her drug of choice, not love. She must keep him focused on the task at hand, away from the dangerous emotions she had no courage to revel in anymore. He pressed a kiss into her back. “You can’t stop me from loving you.”
― Elizabeth SaFleur, Holiday Ties

“Ryan Knightbridge wasn’t just a pirate. This sexual warrior was hell bent on conquering whatever femininity he set his eyes on, and his eyes rested firmly on her.”
― Elizabeth SaFleur, Holiday Ties