A man who has a fetish to serve women in a most servile way has chosen tomorrow’s issue of Pink magazine to explain why he recently placed an advert in his search to be someone’s slave.

In the PrivateEye section of the popular women’s magazine, he opens up about his disturbing desire to be abused – what he once felt was a “deviation” but today believes is his way of loving. The psychological point of view also sheds new light on dark erotic preferences, which are not necessarily considered disorders.

The April issue of Pink, out with The Times tomorrow, talks more about sex in an article on a recent workshop that had participants opening up about the taboo subject to complete strangers.

But it is not just sex talk in tomorrow’s edition, which also focuses on the strong bond between female friends and zooms in on the flip side – the friend dump – to understand why and how girlfriends fall out.

Fashion retains usual prominence, with a photo shoot on quick changes and shifting looks that mark the fast-paced life today’s women lead and their round-the-clock need to re-invent themselves.

The authentic, behind-the-scenes Made in Italy is also soon to hit Malta’s shores and Pink was the first to pick up on the Eva Flair initiative, which is bringing the handmade, quality, niche collections of the hidden talents, working for the big brands, to the discerning Maltese woman.

Two-tone accessories are punctuated by a bright splash of colour to add that touch to a sombre combination in Pink’s story on trends.

The magazine also contains the regulars of health and beauty, fitness and food, culture, cooking, history, horoscopes and a touch of humour.

Pink is a monthly magazine published by Allied Newspapers Ltd, printed by Progress Press and produced by Mediamaker.