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Why the Moriah App Is Especially Interesting for Couples: Growing Together in BDSM, 365 Days a Year

By Mrs Moriah6 min read
In this article
  1. The D/s Way: Training Together, Each from Their Own Role
  2. Because even a Dominant can run out of ideas sometimes
  3. You think you know each other. But is that really true?
  4. It’s Not Just the Sub Who Is Trained
  5. A Year of Conscious Attention to Each Other
  6. How well will you know each other in 365 days?

You love each other, you’re drawn to BDSM, and maybe you’ve already explored a lot together. But how do you ensure that this special dynamic continues to evolve? How do you avoid falling into the same patterns over and over again? And as a Dominant, how do you guide a D/s relationship when you yourself aren’t always sure what the next step should be?

Waarom de Moriah App juist voor koppels zo interessant is: 365 dagen samen groeien in BDSM

A D/s relationship can be incredibly intense, loving, and bonding. Precisely because you get to know each other in a different way, explore boundaries, and consciously navigate trust and submission, layers can emerge in your relationship that you may not have experienced before. But that depth doesn’t happen on its own. It requires attention, knowledge, communication, and - above all - the willingness to keep discovering both yourself and your partner.

That’s exactly why I developed the Moriah App. It’s a 365-day slave training program where you receive new information, insights, and usually an assignment every day. And while the training can also be followed individually, the app offers a particularly interesting option for couples: the D/s Way.

The D/s Way: Training Together, Each from Their Own Role

When you use the Moriah App together, you’re choosing the D/s Way. That means you’ll go through the entire training year together, each from your own position within your D/s relationship.

Every day, a new text is posted that you can both read. One day it might cover a specific form of BDSM; the next, it might address trust, boundaries, psychology, self-awareness, or the dynamics between Dominant and submissive. The sub completes the corresponding assignment and submits it via the app. The sub’s Dominant can then review and evaluate the submission.

What makes this special is that, as a Dominant, you don’t have to come up with the program yourself. The topics, structure, and assignments are already in place. All you have to do is read along, guide your sub, and evaluate the results. And of course, you’re free to put your own spin on it.

You’ll receive 365 days of inspiration, while you remain in control of your D/s dynamic.

Because even a Dominant can run out of ideas sometimes

I hear this regularly during my workshops and conversations with couples. The submissive craves assignments, guidance, and the feeling that the Dominant is actively engaged with the power dynamic between them. But the Dominant runs into a very practical problem: what am I supposed to come up with now?

And that’s not strange at all. After all, dominance doesn’t mean you have an inexhaustible source of ideas. Especially when you also have a job, a family, and all sorts of obligations, coming up with new challenges all the time can take a lot of energy. Sometimes that expectation even becomes a burden. The sub waits for the Dominant to take the initiative, while the Dominant feels like they constantly have to organize something.

With the Moriah App, I take most of that brainwork off your hands. There’s something new ready every day. Plus, each assignment comes with special tips for the Dominant. How can you guide the assignment? What should you look for when evaluating it? How can you possibly get even more out of it?

You can follow my suggestions, but you’re also free to chart your own course entirely. After all, it’s your D/s, not mine.

The Moriah App takes the preparation off your hands, not your dominance. As the Dominant, you get to enjoy the pleasures, while I’ve already done the thinking for you.

You think you know each other. But is that really true?

When you’ve been together for years, you probably think you know the other person inside and out. You know their habits, their preferences, and maybe even their thoughts before they voice them. But how much do you really know about their inner world?

What desires has your partner never quite dared to voice? What insecurities play a role in their submission? Why does one action affect them deeply, while another barely makes a difference? And what does the sub actually know about their Dominant’s feelings, doubts, and responsibilities?

BDSM is so much more than exciting acts and a collection of toys. Behind power, control, submission, and even pain lies a fascinating world of psychology, emotions, and personal development. The Moriah App explores all these deeper layers, offering information that not only expands your knowledge but also deepens your understanding of one another.

Some assignments will make you laugh; others will give you food for thought. And perhaps they’ll spark conversations you would never have had without this training.

Because loving someone is wonderful. But truly understanding someone - even in the areas where they don’t yet fully understand themselves - can make your connection even more intense.

It’s Not Just the Sub Who Is Trained

Although the Moriah App is called “slave training,” within the D/s Way, the Dominant also grows. After all, every assignment offers a glimpse into your partner’s world. How does he respond to a challenge? What does he find difficult? What makes him feel insecure? When does he feel proud, safe, or truly seen?

And just as interesting: how does that affect you as a Dominant?

Can you be patient? Do you dare to take responsibility? Are you consistent? Can you express appreciation while also setting clear boundaries? And do you recognize when your own expectations might not align with what the other person needs?

A good Dominant never stops learning. Just as a submissive is never fully developed. That’s precisely why I find a joint training program so valuable. It’s not a one-way street where one gives orders and the other obeys. It’s an interaction in which you can both grow, each from your own role.

A Year of Conscious Attention to Each Other

In many relationships, it’s not love that’s lacking, but conscious attention. Work, household chores, social obligations, and daily worries simply take up a lot of energy. And before you know it, your BDSM life becomes something that mainly happens when there happens to be time left over.

The Moriah App changes that by regularly giving you a new starting point for an entire year. Not every assignment has to take hours. Sometimes a small action is enough; sometimes it sparks an in-depth conversation; and sometimes a topic requires more time, attention, or preparation.

Loving BDSM certainly doesn’t mean that everything has to be gentle or cautious. There can be tension, strictness, challenge, and intensity. But it must be grounded in trust, consent, and the awareness that you’re dealing with a human being—with their own feelings, desires, and boundaries.

And perhaps that is the greatest benefit of this year-long journey: that BDSM isn’t just something you do, but is increasingly becoming something you experience together.

How well will you know each other in 365 days?

Just imagine. For a whole year, you’ve been reading together, discovering new things, completing assignments, sharing experiences, and perhaps even discussing difficult topics. You’ve seen new sides of each other, learned to better understand each other’s boundaries, and discovered which desires truly matter.

Perhaps your sub has become more confident in their submission. Perhaps you, as the Dominant, feel more secure in your role. Perhaps you’ve discovered new forms of play, but maybe the biggest change lies in something entirely different: the way you look at each other.

Of course, I can’t promise that. What I can offer, however, is 365 days filled with knowledge, coaching, inspiration, assignments, and opportunities to further develop your D/s relationship - without you, as the Dominant, having to reinvent the wheel every single day.

The Moriah App is therefore much more than just slave training. For couples, it can be an investment in trust, deeper connection, mutual understanding, and, above all, in each other.

Because ultimately, a meaningful D/s relationship isn’t about how many tasks someone has completed or how strict a Dominant can be. It’s about the meaning you both give to that special connection.

And who knows how much beauty there is still to discover, even when you think you already know each other inside and out.

Mistress Moriah

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