I don't date "alpha" men, and I have absolutely no interest ..

I don't date "alpha" men, and I have absolutely no interest in dominant male types. These "alpha" personas hold no allure for me. I prefer my space to be filled with those who are deeply connected to the true power of the feminine. If I am to share intimate, romantic, or kinky space with anyone, it will always be with women or truly submissive men who are ready to worship and serve the divine feminine, not just fetishize it.

The difference between submissive men and fetishists is simple: submission is a way of life, a surrender to something greater, whereas fetishism is often a shallow attempt to satiate a momentary need. Submissive men understand that their role is one of devotion, reverence, and humility—these are the qualities that make them valuable in my world. They don't just play at submission; they embody it.

Fetishists, on the other hand, are often driven by transient desires or fleeting pleasures. While they may be fun and offer me attention or financial tributes, they are not prepared to go beyond the surface level. To them, it's about indulging in a specific kink without the understanding of the true emotional depth and vulnerability required for real submission.

True submissive men know that their purpose is not only about fulfilling physical desires—it's about serving, obeying, and honoring the divine feminine. They surrender their will to me, not for the sake of a fantasy but as an expression of trust and devotion. They're eager to learn, to grow, and to please, not just for a brief moment of gratification but as part of their path of self-discovery and spiritual fulfillment.

In contrast, "alpha" men are often driven by an inflated ego and a need to dominate rather than a desire to serve. Their obsession with power can be shallow, rooted in the need to control, manipulate, and compete. They may boast about their wealth or achievements, but all I see is insecurity masked by bravado. True power, the power I embody, isn't about exerting dominance over others—it's about the ability to surrender, embrace vulnerability, and allow oneself to be shaped by something greater.

For me, it's not about money, power, or a shiny exterior. I'm not impressed by financial wealth or bravado. To earn my attention, one must surrender completely—mentally, emotionally, and physically—to the experience of worship and service. Anything less is beneath me.

Submissive men understand the depth of what it means to be in my presence. They don't seek to challenge me but instead offer themselves up to me willingly. They do not fear losing control, for they recognize that in true submission, there is liberation. "Alpha" men, on the other hand, cannot fathom such surrender, for they equate it with weakness. This is the ultimate reason why submissive men are better: they recognize the true source of power, and they know that their greatest strength lies in their ability to submit.

In my world, dominance is mine to give, not something that I compete for. True submission requires an open mind and a willingness to be humbled in the presence of power, not a show of force. If you're not ready to submit in every sense of the word, then you're not someone I want in my inner circle or anywhere near me offline.