A housekeeper, especially, a woman who manages the domestic economy of a public institution.
A housekeeper, especially, a woman who manages the domestic economy of a public institution.
Roman matrons, sexually exhausted, were fond of trout caught in a little stream in the Vosges Mountains.
“I stayed at a boarding house while traveling europe. The matron caged me and won't let me leave! #sissy #sissification #feminization #femdom #strapon #dildo #hypno #trans #futa #domination”
“expectations of who she is *supposed* to be to someone else, be it a Matron or a god.”
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A female head of household.
An Anglo-Indian term from the colonial period for a female domestic servant, particularly a cleaning woman or sweeper employed in a household. The term reflects the caste hierarchies and gendered labour divisions of the colonial Indian household. Now archaic and replaced by more contemporary terms.
(obsolete, India) A female house-servant.
I stayed at a boarding house while traveling europe. The matron caged me and won't let me leave! #sissy #sissification #feminization #femdom #strapon #dildo #hypno #trans #futa #domination
“My tarot card thought crime of the day. The matron of hours doing some navel gazing in a tub of rubber duck joy. Father Time need not apply as the Matron of Hours has this position well covered.”
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A mature or elderly woman, especially one of a higher social rank.
Roman matrons, sexually exhausted, were fond of trout caught in a little stream in the Vosges Mountains.
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A wife or a widow, especially, one who has borne children.
Roman matrons, sexually exhausted, were fond of trout caught in a little stream in the Vosges Mountains.
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