Mistress Lu Black Bio
Audry Lu Black is a professional dominatrix, sex educator, personal consultant, and philosopher. She has created programs for consensual behavioral modification integrating BDSM and sex positive techniques with dynamic habit building.
She currently teaches workshops on kink skills and negotiation, and works with clients one on one to work towards their personal goals. She is currently writing a book on the dynamic intersectional relationship between psychology, philosophy, and kink. The book concentrates on utilizing stoic and cognitive behavioral therapeutic techniques to examine epicurean experiences.
One on One Virtual Consultation
One on one consultations utilize new communication techniques to explore your roles in a variety of relationships and kink scenarios. Helping you develop confidence in your own decisions, and guiding you through learning how to maximize joy and pleasure through ethically considered personal boundaries.
These private coaching sessions utilize the discretion of intimate professionalism to help you discover the strength of accountability and personal autonomy.
Workshops & Classes
Please contact us directly to discuss virtual or in-person workshops.
Value Theory is the philosophical exploration of ethics and aesthetics. It seeks to evaluate the principles, structures, and course of a person’s character.
My ethical purpose is to help others attain tranquility, and understand a life free of fear of shame and pain through self-evaluation.
“The unexamined life is not worth living.” — Socrates
“M. Lu has provided a platform which challenges me to lead a better and altogether healthier lifestyle. Her methods leave you feeling fulfilled and happier as a result. Would highly recommend!”
Mr. D
“With her no nonsense approach, [M. Lu] sets high standards and expects a lot in terms of engagement but her techniques have consistently yielded results that speak for themselves. Have thoroughly enjoyed the process.”
Mr. W
“Mistress brings together real-world BDSM experiences (her own and others’) with wide-ranging and deeply detailed reference to philosophy and psychology to provide a complex account of what leads us to these desires. By treating these urges and activities with the seriousness they deserve, she gives the reader insight into what drives their bedroom predilections, and offers a clear perspective on how those interests reflect (and can influence) our everyday personalities.”
Mr. K