Alexa Martinez
Bio
Alexa is an author and blogger on Female-Led Relationships, Feminisation and Femdom using her pen name Lady Alexa. Her fetish novels can be found on most online bookstores such as Amazon, Smashwords, Apple Books and many more.
Stories (15/0)
A Secret Girl
I don’t understand how this happened; things got out of hand. I should stop it now, but I can’t; I’m no longer in control of the situation which is exhilerating. My wife treats me as if I were a girl and puts me in pretty skirts and makeup. I know, it sounds crazy but there it is.
By Alexa Martinez11 months ago in Filthy
Office Discipline Part 2
I couldn't believe it. I was wearing women's panties under my busienss suit. I was certain Jenny's instruction to wear women's panties today was no more than her pushing her power over me under that threat of dismissal because of my supposed bad behaviour.
By Alexa Martinez11 months ago in Filthy
The Male Chastity Question
Chastity as a fetish and kink largely applies to male rather than female chastity. As for the often linked 'forced' feminisation kink, chastity gives the male a release from the social pressures of masculinity by handing control to somebody else; usually but not always the male's partner.
By Alexa Martinez12 months ago in Filthy
How We Live a Successful Female-Led Relationship
I live a female-led relationship (FLR) with my husband. This means we have a marriage where we have agreed that I have the authority; I am the head of the household. The final decisions are mine and my leadership extends to every aspect of our marriage. Note, I say we have agreed. I may be the boss, but this was a joint decision.
By Alexa Martinez4 years ago in Filthy
Housewifing Your Husband
Women of the world, isn't it time you asked the question: why can't my man be my housewife? I've made that change in my own household and believe me, it works and it can work for you too. Yes, my husband is now my housewife and we live in a female-led relationship. He cleans, cooks, does the laundry, and irons. He stays at home and I go out to the office. He's not just a housewife though, he does have a paying job but fortunately he works from home. This allows me to dress him in pretty dresses and skirts in order to cement his role.
By Alexa Martinez7 years ago in Filthy
A Day in the Life of a Wife Led Marriage
Those who have read my articles before know that I advocate female-led relationships and the feminisation of husbands and boyfriends as the route to harmony and love. This article looks at a typical Saturday in my own marriage where I wear the trousers, metaphorically and sometimes physically and my husband doesn't. Our lifestyle is unusual by current standards but nevertheless results in an extremely loving, affectionate and harmonious relationship where arguments and discord have all but ceased. I would argue therefore this shows that my untypical lifestyle is a blueprint for the future. Here is an overview of a typical weekend day in our life with some of my thoughts thrown in.
By Alexa Martinez7 years ago in Filthy
Develop a Female-Led Relationship. Top Story - July 2017.
Why We Should Improve Our Males We all learn our gender roles from socialisation. This includes school, university, the workplace, the media, and from our parents and families. It's learnt from every single interaction we have with the society we live in, from the time we are born. Since much of society is still largely controlled by men, we learn that men should be in control and, despite many social advances, that it is still a woman's place to look after the home and children.
By Alexa Martinez7 years ago in Filthy
It's Time To Strip Masculinity From Our Relationships
How many marriages do you know where the woman 'wears the trousers'? How many matriarchs do you know who rule benignly over the entire family? I believe that this is not enough and I, and many of my female friends, are now embarking on a more formal form of leadership in our marriages and relationships with our menfolk; the
By Alexa Martinez7 years ago in Filthy
Office Discipline (Part One)
I couldn't believe it. Anger doesn't go anywhere near describing how I felt. I'd been working here, in this office, for five years and I'd done pretty well. Maybe I could be a little outspoken at times but if people don't perform then they need to know about it. If they don't then performance dips, doesn't it? In the world of finance you only get split-second chances and if you miss them you lose millions. I know that I was not officially in charge of the department but I took on the role naturally. A born leader.
By Alexa Martinez7 years ago in Filthy
