Being a Dominatrix is not only fantasy, performance, and power. It also means navigating stigma, privacy, censorship, legal risk, and systems that often misunderstand adult work.

Gemma and Seraphyna talk about sex work laws, online surveillance, platform censorship, safety, identity, and the political forces shaping BDSM, FemDom, adult content, and the lives of those who work close to taboo.

From bank account shutdowns to AI face scans, legal grey zones, and moral panic, this conversation looks at what happens when desire is regulated by people who rarely understand it.

Beneath the politics is a deeper power question: who gets protected, who gets punished, and who pays when the law gets it wrong?

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References: https://www.dommedpodcast.com/resources/seasonone 

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CHAPTERS:

00:00 – Welcome to DOMMED Podcast

00:25 – Sex work and the world

01:32 – What is sex work?

02:22 – The legal frameworks of sex work

08:00 – SESTA/FOSTA: US law and adult content

10:02 – Oklahoma’s proposed ban on porn

11:06 – The executive order on gender

12:46 – Back to the past: Legalizing discrimination

14:44 – How laws decide the legality of BDSM practices

16:04 – International models: Belgium and NZ

16:50 – International models: Germany, Switzerland, UK

19:03 – The Nordic Model: Norway, Sweden, Ireland

21:22 – How tech and AI can make sex work unsafe

23:01 – Digital safety and privacy in sex work

28:28 – Outro