My observation is merely pointing out the reason why the OG may see more pros embrace this classification as I too, understand there are varied levels of kink and fetish. My aim is not to shame anyone.

Culminating from the age of social media influencing, once SESTA/FOSTA and the COVID outbreak took full effect and literally changed the game for physical AKA in-person sessions, pros had to figure out a way to market, sometimes to very niche audiences.

Although some may not see the surface level of attraction to this type of FemDomming (hate to use the term “basic” when describing kink) the basic frameworks are present in most FemDom scenes.

As @Mistress Tessa mentioned the Mommy/Dommy/e characterization focuses on specific aspects of kink and domination. The fetishes that Mommy Dommy/e types focus on that may seem unappealing to those who don’t identify with or feel attracted to the Mommy Dommy/e marketing strategy could be found in “regular” FemDom sessions; nurturing (sub drop aftercare), MILF fetishization (nylon/stocking and titty worship), guidance (long-term training), etc.

Much like the uprising of the “Bully Domme” which can focus on hardcore humiliation and financial domination – the core elements of the kink were present during in-person BDSM sessions only now, they are emphasized more for marketing and branding purposes to keep up with the war on consensual sex work.

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