The Web’s Hit Music Station welcomes author Karma Said and “Master Joshuah” onto The Zach Feldman Show. Karma and Joshuah talk about their true story “Surviving Master Joshua: The BDSM Memoir of an unfaithful wife.” Karma, who did research on the BDSM scene, found herself entangled into the culture. Listen to the full interview below!
Surviving Master Joshua: The BDSM Memoir Of An Unfaithful Wife
This is a true story.Master Joshua is a pansexual, polyamorous pro-Dom (the term for a male Dominatrix, or a man who Dominates others for money). He leads a leather tribe and, when we met, was battling accusations of rape and abuse. Master Joshua was the intended subject of my story… until I became it.My own name doesn't matter. I can't use it here. Suffice to say that I was a reporter and a comfortably married mother of two. But, following Joshua deeper and deeper into New York's sexual underground, I crossed the line between observer and participant. Our experiences changed me: I lied and cheated to facilitate them, though a lying cheater was not who I wanted to become. I wanted to remain a good wife and mother, and a decent person. So did Joshua. But we couldn't have our cake and eat it too… or could we?This is a true story, about one of the least understood and most sensationalized factions of LGBTQA+. But more so, it’s about a family’s capacity to survive.
Surviving Master Joshua: The BDSM Memoir Of An Unfaithful Wife
This is a true story.Master Joshua is a pansexual, polyamorous pro-Dom (the term for a male Dominatrix, or a man who Dominates others for money). He leads a leather tribe and, when we met, was battling accusations of rape and abuse. Master Joshua was the intended subject of my story… until I became it.My own name doesn't matter. I can't use it here. Suffice to say that I was a reporter and a comfortably married mother of two. But, following Joshua deeper and deeper into New York's sexual underground, I crossed the line between observer and participant. Our experiences changed me: I lied and cheated to facilitate them, though a lying cheater was not who I wanted to become. I wanted to remain a good wife and mother, and a decent person. So did Joshua. But we couldn't have our cake and eat it too… or could we?This is a true story, about one of the least understood and most sensationalized factions of LGBTQA+. But more so, it’s about a family’s capacity to survive.