Posted on 2017-07-31 19:08:10
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From the original description:
Alice’s peculiar intrusion into a fantastical dreamworld as a young girl perked her interest in the brain- its limits, fancies, and capabilities. She dedicated her time to unlocking the secrets of the mind and found herself soon in a position of power over the weak-willed. A prodigious skill with pills and potions meant she could blossom desire in whomever she chose with a dash of the wrist and a string of careful words.
It took a while working at the hospital to find her calling, and it took a while longer to perfect herself as a nurse and caretaker… But finally she could hold her head high and answer the question that has plagued her all these years…
“Who are you?” a caterpillar once asked.
“The boss,” she can now confidently reply.

Posted on 2017-07-31 19:11:25
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Also from the original description, a detailed summary on "medical play":
Medical play typically involves but is not limited to medical uniforms and restraints, mental hospitals, intimate examinations, temperature taking, injections, drug use, and hypnosis. Often medical play relates to doctor/nurse and patient roleplay, power exchange, or other situations of a clinical nature.
Mental institutions and psychological examination are a frequent roleplay scenario, and in these cases erotic hypnosis is often used to reinforce power exchange. This ranges from hypnotically-induced orgasms to long-term conditioning. The act of hypnosis itself often takes center stage in these scenarios as the subject surrenders control and opens themselves to mental vulnerability.
Medical costume fetishes are relatively well known and common amongst role-play enthusiasts, but occasionally take more potent forms. For example, drug and anesthesia fetishism is a potentially dangerous form of BDSM when enacted outside the boundaries of fantasy. Involving everything from playing with anesthesia-related tools such as masks, tubing, needles, to the acquisition of real anesthetics. Certain over the counter substitutes are occasionally used in place of real anesthetic agents, but nonetheless pose real danger to the uninformed or uninitiated.
I was able to salvage all of this thanks to this blogpost: sincerelysir.tumblr.com/p...lassical-disney[/spoiler]

Posted on 2017-08-01 03:25:20
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Oooh this just hits all the right spots for me.

Posted on 2017-08-02 06:26:14
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BTW, I'd like to apologize for the quality of the picture. Apparently, the aritst deleted this great "Disney Dommes" series, and the only surviving archives are on Tumblr posts.