Earlier this week, I sat down with Zeek to help test a new interactive chat feature he’s been building for us. It’s part of his ongoing work to bring more live, engaging tools to the Magazine, and I have to say, it’s coming along nicely. But while we were testing, I couldn’t resist the opportunity to turn our little tech check-in into something a bit more… revealing.

As many of you know, Resolution 3.7 is now under consideration in Conclave III. It’s sponsored by his wife, Mrs. Annie Strong, and myself. The resolution would command Zeek to fulfill what Annie has called her Oral Directive… specifically, to stop using his safeword when she orders him to perform oral sex on a particular 3rd party. Those following along will know what I’m talking about – others will have to wait until the full text of the resolutions are available on Sunday.

Zeek and I spoke openly, on the record, about his reaction to the resolution. He was thoughtful, respectful, and visibly conflicted. He says he trusts her. He says he obeys her. He believes in the rules they set together. And yet… this one limit, this one moment of refusal, remains.

I asked him pointedly if he was afraid he might enjoy it. I asked if a command from the entire Conclave would change his mind. I even asked why, if this is truly between him and his wife, Annie felt it necessary to bring the matter to all of us.

He didn’t have an answer for that last one.

You can read the full interview transcript below. I just want to say: it’s easy to assume that submission is about saying “yes.” But sometimes, the most revealing part is what happens when someone says “no” and we ask why.

— Mizz Geena

Impromptu Interview: Mizz Geena Questions Zeek Strong
Conducted June 8, 2025, following submission of Resolution 3.7

Mizz Geena: Zeek, do you trust your wife?

Zeek: Completely. Without question.

Mizz Geena: Then help me understand. Why resist her command?

Zeek: I’m not resisting her in general. I follow her commands all the time. But this one, this exact act, was part of the hard limits we discussed together early in our dynamic.

Zeek: And she agreed to those limits. She helped set up the safeword rules I’m using.

Zeek: I don’t think I’m doing anything wrong by following the structure we created.

Mizz Geena: You’ve done a lot for her. You’ve pushed yourself in so many ways. But why draw the line here? What are you afraid of? That you’ll like it?

Zeek: That’s not it. I don’t know. It’s hard to untangle.

Zeek: I think I just want to believe that limits matter. That agreements matter. If I give up this one, is there even such a thing as a hard limit anymore?

Mizz Geena: So you think this is about protecting a principle.

Zeek: It’s about mutual control. Consent. Structure. I’m not saying no to being submissive. I’m saying I’d like to be allowed to keep one single line.

Mizz Geena: But your wife, your Domme, wants you to cross that line. You say you trust her. Do you like denying her?

Zeek: No. God, no. That’s what makes this so hard. I don’t want to deny her. I’ve gone so far for her already. Read any of my posts. Anal tasks, public service, private humiliation, confessionals. I’ve said yes to things I never imagined saying yes to.

Zeek: Can’t I keep this one thing?

Mizz Geena: If the entire Conclave unanimously commands you to obey this directive, will you?

Zeek: I honestly don’t know. It would be incredibly difficult to disobey a direct command from every Domme here.

Zeek: But I still feel like this is something between me and my wife. Something we should resolve ourselves.

Mizz Geena: If that’s true, Zeek… if this really is just between the two of you… Why do you think she felt it necessary to bring in the backing of the entire FemdomU Conclave?

Zeek: …

Zeek had no good answer here, and our conversation returned to work.

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