Ms. Alexxa
I have proudly been part of the lifestyle community for over 18 years, during which I have dedicated myself to education, service, and building meaningful connections. My Leather journey began in the Southeast, where I served as an event coordinator for the Augusta Iron Rose Society. Through this work, I had the privilege of meeting and forming lifelong bonds with members of my Leather family east of the Mississippi. For five years, I served as the Set-Up Supply Coordinator for SELF of which I truly consider my home event. After returning to my home state of Colorado, I continued my commitment to community involvement by volunteering with Colorado Leather Fest and now with the Southwest Master/slave Contest Weekend. Both organizations have allowed me to contribute to the growth of our regional community while honoring the traditions and values that define our Leather culture. I am a proud member of several families within the community: the Sakura Leather Family, the Cantham House Leather Family, and an associate member of both the Trippy and Armed Family and House Labyrinth. These families represent not only mentorship and service but also deep bonds of trust, respect, and shared purpose. Alongside my community work, I am honored to share my life with my slave of nine years. Together, we continue to learn, grow, and serve within the Leather community, upholding the principles of authenticity, integrity, and devotion that guide our path. My slave and I have faced a great deal of drama and tragedy over the past 3–4 years, experiences that have ultimately strengthened and deepened our relationship. Experiences that are atypical for a Master/slave relationship. Proud to share that beyond my lifestyle, I’m a doggo mom to my dachshund, Chewbacca — a patched member of the Sakura House — a dedicated plant mom, and a recent graduate with a Master’s in History, specializing in Cemetery Studies.