I’m absolutely thrilled to (finally!) announce the grand opening of Wicked Eden, and I’d like to personally invite each and every one of you to come celebrate with me! This event is going to be unlike any other – with over 35 celebrity Dommes (and counting) in attendance and attendees flying in from all over the world, it’s shaping up to be an unforgettable experience.

As you know, the new Wicked Eden has my passion project – a space where alternative lifestyle communities can come together to explore their desires in a safe and inclusive environment. The road to this grand opening has been long and arduous, but it’s all been worth it. With a million dollars invested into the space, we’ve transformed it into a luxurious 6,000 square foot oasis that I can’t wait for you to see. We are currently in the home stretch for construction and will hopefully be moving into our new space at the end of April.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row content_placement=”middle” overlay=”0″ css=”.vc_custom_1680410155692{margin-top: 40px !important;margin-bottom: 40px !important;background-color: #5e5e5e !important;}”][vc_column width=”1/6″][vc_empty_space][/vc_column][vc_column width=”2/3″ css=”.vc_custom_1680410201309{padding-top: 25px !important;padding-bottom: 25px !important;}”][vc_column_text]

Press Releases:

Dominatrix Alexandra Snow Unveils BDSM Event Space

Autonomy Project to Open New Venue Wicked Eden

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With the new direction of Wicked Eden, you must be a member of the Autonomy Project to purchase tickets– and to schedule sessions with me after June 3rd. You can read more about the Autonomy Project and becoming a member here.

So come join me for an evening of opulence, decadence, and exploration. I promise you won’t regret it. Get your tickets now and let’s make this grand opening one for the books.[/vc_column_text][ucaddon_uc_slide_down_button text=”BUY YOUR TICKETS” link=”http://www.awickedevent.com” text_hover_color=”#00faff” uc_init_settings=”” uc_fonts_data=”JTdCJTdE”][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/2″][vc_single_image image=”8952″ img_size=”large” add_caption=”yes” alignment=”center” style=”vc_box_rounded” css=”.vc_custom_1680408945121{border-radius: 1px !important;}”][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_empty_space][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][/vc_column][/vc_row]

I wanted to take a moment to share some updates with you all about what’s been going on behind the scenes at Wicked Eden. As many of you know, I’ve been incredibly busy lately with a variety of new projects and exciting changes happening, from the massive construction project at the new building to my focus on building my fanclubs to even greater heights. I recently reopened my OnlyFans (YouWillWorship.Me) to allow those who prefer that site to keep in touch, and I have had record numbers on my primary fanclub on LoyalFans (Loyal2Her.com)

First and foremost, with the popularity of my documentary and the mad scramble before I raise my rates in the coming months, I am fully booked for in-person sessions through May 1st. You can keep an eye on my schedule for the rare cancellation or reschedule, otherwise you’ll have to wait to visit me in the new building in May when my books reopen.

If you’re reading this with sorrow, don’t despair! I’m still active on my fanclubs daily and I am still creating hot content and dishing out interactive assignments to keep you busy.[/vc_column_text][vc_row_inner][vc_column_inner width=”1/6″][/vc_column_inner][vc_column_inner width=”2/3″][ucaddon_simple_cta_line banner_title=”Stay Connected with Me” banner_text=”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” button_text=”JOIN NOW” button_link=”http://www.loyal2her.com” background_color=”#0e88aa” uc_fonts_data=”JTdCJTdE”][/vc_column_inner][vc_column_inner width=”1/6″][/vc_column_inner][/vc_row_inner][vc_empty_space][vc_empty_space][vc_single_image image=”8892″ img_size=”full” alignment=”center”][vc_empty_space][vc_single_image image=”8898″ img_size=”large” alignment=”center”][vc_column_text]Speaking of transition, I am thrilled to announce that Wicked Eden is now being operated by the Autonomy Project, my new non-profit organization that is dedicated to promoting sex worker rights and providing resources for folks in the LGBTQIA+ and kink communities. This change is something that I am incredibly excited about, and I can’t wait to see how it develops in the coming years.

Founding the Autonomy Project has been an enormous undertaking, and I couldn’t be more proud of what we’ve accomplished. From the documentary to the collective to my retreats for sex workers, I’ve learned much about creating meaningful change in our community. With the Autonomy Project as our guiding force, we will take our work to new heights and create a stronger community that bridges the gaps between the kink, queer, and sex-positive worlds.

With the launch of the Autonomy Project, my work has taken on a new direction, one that is focused on empowering creators and communities. I nearly cried upon receiving our 501(c)3 notice from the IRS last week, but the universe is giving me all the signs that this is the right direction to move in. It may be a great deal of work, but this work is a true labor of love. Don’t worry, I’ll still be doing sessions and making content, but I’ll be focusing on the non-profit as my heart mission.[/vc_column_text][vc_empty_space][vc_empty_space][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column width=”1/2″][fwp_borano_title title=”Changes in Membership at Wicked Eden” link=”” tag=”h3″ title_pos=”text-center” absolute_center=”0″ separator=”1″ separator_pos=”separator” separator_m_bottom=”mb20″ title_color=”” extra_class=””][vc_column_text]

As of May 1st, we will also be launching a new membership program to the Autonomy Project that will provide access to exclusive events, workshops, and resources, as well as opportunities to connect with other members of the community.

What does this mean for you?

If you were a member of Wicked Eden in the past, as of May 1st, your membership will become obsolete. Yes, I know, but it’s a necessary change as we switch to this non-profit model. In order to book appointments with me, you will need to purchase a membership to the Autonomy Project.

Memberships come in several varieties: three tiers of yearly membership, and a temporary membership. The yearly memberships also grand you the ability to purchase event tickets, attend classes, participate in the online community, and visit me as many times as you like. The temporary membership is only good for 48 hours and is good for one event or session.

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In the coming weeks, I’ll be making the full announcement about the grand opening of the space. For the time being, SAVE THE DATE of June 3rd, as this is one event you certainly don’t want to miss.

We are now in the final stages of construction, but there’s still several long months of headache before we’ll be open. If any of you have ever remodeled a house, imagine that process but times x100! This project is costing me a small fortune and we are desperately reaching the stage where donations will be the only thing that get across the finish line. With our new 501(c)3 status, your donations are now tax deductible!

Donors who contribute $500 or more will receive a sneak peak invite to our soft open VIP party, as well as the option to be included on our Hall of Fame wall for all time. You can donate using one of the links below!

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It comes as no surprise that this entire endeavor is incredibly expensive, and I’ve extended myself pretty hard financially to do so. I’ve leveraged my existing production/media business to build Wicked Eden, which will now not be supported by sessions like a typical dungeon.. but instead upheld by this nonprofit. I’ve been mildly disappointed in the lack of support from my clients and fans over this endeavor (with the exception of a couple of very good boys!), but I have faith that you’ll recall all the wonderful adventures I’ve crafted for you all these years and rise to the occasion.

We welcome items purchased from our Amazon Wishlist as well as monetary donations directly to the space here.

If altruism isn’t your kink, then know that I’ll certainly have more time to be present with your fantasies once this phase is complete. So the more you help me, the faster I can get back to giving you life-changing experiences and making more jaw-dropping femdom content. Or I’ll just lock you all up in chastity and hold your keys for ransom.. whatever gets the job done.

You can also send tributes directly to me to help cover the time and income lost from managing this project, which will most certainly make me a very happy Goddess. Nothing turns me on quite like selflessness from my pets.

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At the grand opening, I’ll be unveiling our Hall of Fame of major donors and supporters. Other Dommes and sex workers who donate $500 or more will receive a beautifully framed photo of themselves and a plaque on our wall, which will remain on the walls of our legendary space permanently. Donations over $1000 will receive a larger photo and a permanent link on our new high traffic website, which will be rolling out late March/early April.

You can also donate in the name of your favorite Domme or creator and see them enshrined here as well.

You can donate using any of the links above, then send me an email to alex@alexandrasnow.com to let me know which name you donated with, how you’d like your name formatted, and provide the photos for printing.

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I’ll be sending out formal announcements and invitations to purchase tickets to my mailing list in the coming weeks, so make sure you’re subscribed and keep an eye out in your “other” email folders as those like to bypass your inbox for Gmail users.

You can also keep an eye on my Twitter for additional updates and announcements.

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I am the subject of a documentary that was released today to over two dozen streaming services: “A Wicked Eden.”

A WICKED EDEN is a look at the inner workings of the Femdom fetish world, focusing on Goddess Alexandra Snow as she trains new talent, Raevyn Rose, in the way and secrets of how to run a business based on kink successfully. This 96-minute documentary promises to be funny, smart, sexy, and a little bit wicked.

I’ll be honest with you: this is one of the scariest things I’ve ever done in my life.

That’s because this documentary is about sex work, specifically the world of FemDom and fetish content creators and, well, a whole lot about my life that I’ve never shared in any public forum.

I am a sex worker. I have been for nearly two decades, and I am damn proud of what I do.

But I said yes because this is something I believe in: the voices of sex workers need to be heard. We are real people with real jobs, because sex work is real work. We desperately need to break down stigma and marginalization, and the only way we progress is by allowing people to see us as real people.

I said yes, because we need to talk more about sex, kink, and BDSM — and we need to talk about them honestly. Shame is toxic. Shame around sexuality and sexual expression causes so much harm to intimacy, autonomy, and self-worth. I’ve spent nearly two decades helping people explore their sexualities, work through traumas, and experience a reprieve from shame.

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This documentary explores the complex world of femdom and fetish content creators, especially building a successful business in one of the most hostile sociopolitical landscapes. It includes dealing with fans and clients, gaining skills that no school can teach, navigating relationships, and ,most importantly– the uniqueness and solidarity of the community we’ve built. There are many interviews with my friends and colleagues, with sex therapists and fans and submissives. It’s incredibly sexy and funny, and uplifting.

And.. there’s a lot about my personal life in there. Truthfully, that was the hardest part.

When the project first started, I had carefully crafted answers for the interview questions, the same answers I’d given a dozen times to magazines and podcasts. How did I get started? What is it like to be worshipped by these men? What is dating like for me? What’s the weirdest thing I’ve ever been asked to do? (It’s still a video on having swallowed alien eggs from a gas station egg salad sandwich if you must know.)

There was a point in the interviews when the wall I’d built between my work persona and my authentic self began to break down. I stopped giving the rehearsed sound bites and started to open up. I began to realize that the only way for people to connect with me and people like me was to be vulnerable, honest, and raw. Vulnerability is challenging for most people, but it’s especially tough when you’ve spent 17 years as a Dominatrix. Not only does the media love to portray us as being broken little girls with Daddy issues, but they also love to paint BDSM as the result of trauma and abuse. The reality is that humans are complex creatures, and none of us get through life unscathed, so pretending otherwise was a life I didn’t want to lead anymore.

Or maybe it’s all the words of Brene Brown echoing in my head. Who knows?

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As a professional dominatrix and fetish porn producer, I’ve often been asked to share my story. I’ve been approached by other documentary companies, TV networks, and even reality TV shows. There are several reasons why I have often refused the opportunity.

The biggest reason is that documentaries about sex workers are seldom made with our voices. They are always made through a lens of sensationalism or pity, such as the 2015 Netflix Documentary Hot Girls Wanted. It never shows us with any agency, only as helpless victims waiting to be saved.

But when Naddine Madell, a Candian filmmaker, approached me about this project, I saw that she already had a portfolio of other work that championed female empowerment. So I took a leap with one condition: I would agree to do the film, but only if I had veto power over absolutely any scene, to ensure that our stories retained the right narrative I also refused to sign any of the legal documents until the rough cut was finished, to make damn sure I didn’t end up like the women interviewed by Louis Theroux.

She agreed.

What transpired next was 3 ½ whirlwind years of filming and gaining some of the most beautiful friendships with the production crew and with Naddine herself. She kept her word at every step and demonstrated incredible ethics and honesty throughout the process. I remain in awe of how each of these people has stood up for us and continue to fight for our voices.

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Sex workers are stigmatized, criminalized, and marginalized to the point where they cannot be seen as experts on their own experiences.

But sex workers are leaders in the fight for sexual freedom. We are the shock troops of feminism, demanding that our voices be heard and our rights respected.

Sex workers have long been considered either victims or criminals, and modern media likes to turn us into circus animals for their amusement. They portray us as something to be pitied or saved, or as degenerates who do not belong with the rest of polite society.

The reality is the majority of sex workers, whether online or in-person, are people who have chosen their profession because they find it lucrative, fulfilling, and rewarding. Many of us are college-educated, run successful businesses, maintain happy relationships with our friends and family, pay our taxes, and are upstanding citizens. We are normal people, like you. (Ok maybe normal is a stretch!)

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Do things like abuse and exploitation happen in the adult industry? Of course, it does. But it doesn’t happen at any higher rates than any other industry. In fact, more exploitation happens in the hospitality industry than anywhere else. As someone who was exploited early in my career by my ex-husband, this stuff happens because society does not empower sex workers with agency and autonomy. In the years after escaping my own hell, I sought to change that by being the person I wish I had when I first began.

I want to show the world that sex workers come from all walks of life — there isn’t just one type of person involved in this industry any more than there is one type of client or fan who seeks our services and content.

I wanted to follow in the footsteps of Carol Leigh, who coined the term sex work, and who spent their life fighting for us.

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The process of being filmed by a documentary crew can be grueling, even for someone like me who is quite used to being on camera. Hours upon hours of set up for one interview, numerous locations, 2 countries, and 6 different trips. They filmed hundreds of hours of footage to get the tiny little snippets you see in the film.

It felt like every last inch of my life was on film for those trips, and in some of the interviews, I was sick with the flu or so exhausted I couldn’t string words together. We did some cities back to back, with long flights and multiple road trips. It was a great deal of trust to place my story in the hands of these people, but they handled it with beauty and care.

At the time filming had begun, I had recently hired Daddy Des, and the experience of each trip definitely solidified our dynamic partnership even if it often felt like a trial by fire.

The crew told me they had never become friends with any of the subjects of projects they’d worked on previously, to which I still can’t imagine it any other way.

Kara, Alex, Roxy, and Naddine — thank you for everything.

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One of the most valuable aspects of this film outside of sex work is its compassionate portrayal of kink and BDSM. There’s still so much shame surrounding sexuality, especially for those who identify with submissive desires. The interviews helped to normalize this and show that these are all healthy aspects of sexuality when conducted in a healthy way.

Dominance and submission are symbiotic relationships that hinge on consent, trust, and connection, and for men who are able to joyfully embrace their submissive fantasies, it can be an antidote to toxic masculinity. In fact, it is by upholding powerful femininity, such as the glorious world of femdom shown in this documentary, that we can truly break down the stranglehold toxic masculinity has on men.

I was especially proud of Mo in the documentary because he bravely chose to honor himself with his interviews. Whether he knows it or not, Mo is the hero that more men need and has my unfettered respect.

My protege in the film, Ryan (formerly Raevyn), remains one of the most powerful voices for sexual liberation and she continues to inspire me to embrace my own sexual evolution every single day. The relationship that we built over the course of the documentary remains strong to this day and I’m grateful for her presence in my life.

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I hope that my participation in this documentary helps other people to live their truth. I hope that it gives the mainstream public a different perspective on sex work, and inspires others to embrace their sexual desires.

I hope this sheds some light on how challenging it is to build and maintain a successful business in the adult industry, and how every single person you’ve ever fapped to on the internet deserves your respect– and your money.

(Side note: pay for your porn, people. There’s nothing sexy about jerking off to someone’s stolen work.)

If you’ve watched the documentary and want to be part of the magic of building my new space, we can use all the help we can get. Donate to the New Wicked Eden.

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