Ethical Entrepreneurship in Sexuality

Since 2018, I’ve been running my own LLC with a strong focus on doing things legally, ethically, and with heart. I know people want to spend their money with businesses that reflect their values—and that includes knowing I’ve got the right support: a lawyer, a CPA, contracts, and insurance. I claim every dollar I earn and track every expense. After I owed taxes in 2022, I even hired an accountant to make sure everything was in order. That’s how seriously I take this work.

Running a sexuality-based business that’s rooted in kink, education, and community means there are real costs involved: rent and office space, insurance, legal fees, trademarks, website tools, photo and video production, travel, continuing education, kink gear, and even the clothing that helps me show up professionally in this space. These aren’t just expenses—they’re the foundation of my business.

When you support me, you’re not just paying for a service. You’re investing in something that’s built on equity, dignity, and care. My business doesn’t follow the same model as Amazon or Walmart. It centers marginalized people and resists systems of exploitation. Influenced by thinkers like Arlan Hamilton, Kelly Diels, Tada Hozumi, and Isabel Wilkerson, I’m creating something liberatory—something that honors sexual freedom without shame. So when you work with me, you’re not just buying a session or a product. You’re helping build a future that’s radically just and deeply human.

Curious what ethical entrepreneurship looks like? → You’re looking at it.