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RE: Security & stability - 11/11/2010 3:35:01 PM   
Jaybeee


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ORIGINAL: Jaybeee

I'm actually all in favour of a man providing everything, everything, for a good woman; I'm just saying you need to be careful that she IS a good woman, unless you want to be fleeced down to your bare ass two years later in divorce court.


Greetings Jaybeee,

Your comment can be relegated to both sexes. Men can be just as calculating and diabolical. However, as you've mentioned it's necessary to know the individual and their real intentions as opposed to the masquerade they may put forth to lure unsuspecting victims. As with most things forewarned is forearmed.

Namaste,

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Namaskar!

We are indeed very calculating, but we use that scheming, that industriousness, that sheer capacity for hard work, to build wealth in careers and business, not to rip off the opposite gender via marriage for the ulterior, and often sole motive of making in 2 years of leg-spreading what it would take the average woman, on an average salary for a woman, a quarter century to make.



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RE: Security & stability - 11/11/2010 9:03:00 PM   
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For me, leaving genders out of it, supporting myself is a non issue. But I do admit, being submissive, it would be nice to have more time to devote to my Dom. I would and want to work (I'd go nuts not doing some kind of work), but I would want it part time. You throw in a full work week, makeup, hair, commute, cooking, kids maybe, errands....blah blah...it would be nice sometimes to be able to have the time to do the little extras and truly take care of His needs and wants.

And this will probably get me some hate mail lol...but I find cheap men a turn off. Sue me.

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RE: Security & stability - 11/12/2010 11:23:16 AM   
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So the master in question wants to dominate all areas of her life.  I wonder how her 'nilla hubby feels about this.

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RE: Security & stability - 11/12/2010 2:16:51 PM   
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ORIGINAL: KatyLied

So the master in question wants to dominate all areas of her life.  I wonder how her 'nilla hubby feels about this.


That is an interesting question, from the related thread though we see things in a different light:

From the slave errr Master her/him-self (?)

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ORIGINAL: OsideGirl

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no not angry because of it...I believe I said that I wasn't....I am only angry because she lied about it. The one thing that I can not have my slave do is lie to me
<gasp> You mean she LIED? Shocking. Especially, since she's already shown she's willing to lie.


Given that "Solslave", the 'slave' in question and geodragon the 'dom' in question appear to be one person and 2 profiles who managed to out 'themselves' yesterday... it is fitting that one of them said above:

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If your willing to do the actions be willing to take the consequence that's a lesson I live with in life...I am willing to take the consequence of my actions or I don't do them


(redundancy deleted)


Perhaps it would be a good time to decide to no longer commit assault on non-living equines.

edit: clarity


It does rather remind me of that scene in Tootsie...

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RE: Security & stability - 11/14/2010 8:34:10 PM   
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I haven't read thru the 4 pages yet, but I'm with Kaliko.....JUST SAY NO!!!!!!  The whole lack of life skills thing, and not being able to make it when he relocated to your city raise HUUUUUGE red flags!  Mid 30's and he doesn't have a job and lives with family?  He needs to address that issue and become a viable person in the relationship.  Trust me, it's not about being unemployed, but it's all about being employable.

Your kids and supporting them should be your number 1 priority...I'm a single mom, and nothing came between my son and what he needed.  If that meant putting my desires and happiness on hold, then so be it.  That's life.....it sucks, but no one promised you a rose garden.  You have what sounds like a stable life, with a job that supports you and your family in the ways needed.  How will you provide for your kids health care, dental care, basic needs if you give up your job?   Be the mother, forget the slave for now.   I didn't have a life except for my son.....and I don't regret it at all.

You wouldn't want to find yourself in a strange place with nothing, would you?  On the off chance that you and he fell out, that's where you'd be.  He needs to get his life together...yours already is. 

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RE: Security & stability - 11/15/2010 4:10:52 AM   
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Jaybee, I think I get your point now... its a matter of common sense. Actually, its been a while since I have "dated"... like about 15 years. I know there have always been a few women who are almost exclusively interested in attaching themselves to a man's wallet and financial statement. IMO they are usually pretty easy to spot; very status conscious, looking for a man who earns a LOT more than they do. Good to avoid such women simply because in a divorce they have all the advantages... because of their inability to survive on their own, the judge will sometimes happily award them with massive alimony payouts. A good firiend of mine is mixed up with one now... she was much younger than he and had no education, no marketable skills and a really nice body. Now their relationship is headed south fast and he is scared to death what will happen in a divorce. Sad thing is that everyone he knew (including me) tried to tell him it was a mistake. She had nothing to offer the relationship except eye-candy.


On the other hand, I see a lot of n'er-do-well men these days who look at women as a meal ticket. I suspect a lot of women want to be sure that a guy is capable of at least being able to maintain the same lifestyle they choose for themselves. In other words, they don't want a bum... and they start their inquiry off to be sure they aren't dealing with a loser. I suspect that if I were back out looking for a new lass (god forbid), I would be a little careful too. Your posts though make it sound as though you seem to feel that women should be allowed no financial expectations of a man at all. I have heard a lot of unemployed guys complain that any woman who expects them to earn a living wage is a gold-digger. Not true at all.

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RE: Security & stability - 11/15/2010 4:43:57 AM   
Jaybeee


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ORIGINAL: fellowtraveler

Jaybee, I think I get your point now... its a matter of common sense. Actually, its been a while since I have "dated"... like about 15 years. I know there have always been a few women who are almost exclusively interested in attaching themselves to a man's wallet and financial statement. IMO they are usually pretty easy to spot; very status conscious, looking for a man who earns a LOT more than they do. Good to avoid such women simply because in a divorce they have all the advantages... because of their inability to survive on their own, the judge will sometimes happily award them with massive alimony payouts. A good firiend of mine is mixed up with one now... she was much younger than he and had no education, no marketable skills and a really nice body. Now their relationship is headed south fast and he is scared to death what will happen in a divorce. Sad thing is that everyone he knew (including me) tried to tell him it was a mistake. She had nothing to offer the relationship except eye-candy.


Yeppppp.

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On the other hand, I see a lot of n'er-do-well men these days who look at women as a meal ticket. I suspect a lot of women want to be sure that a guy is capable of at least being able to maintain the same lifestyle they choose for themselves. In other words, they don't want a bum... and they start their inquiry off to be sure they aren't dealing with a loser. I suspect that if I were back out looking for a new lass (god forbid), I would be a little careful too. Your posts though make it sound as though you seem to feel that women should be allowed no financial expectations of a man at all. I have heard a lot of unemployed guys complain that any woman who expects them to earn a living wage is a gold-digger. Not true at all.


No no, first of all we can't "allow", or disallow expectations. Every woman in the country has the legal right to be lazy, dirty little-gold-digging whore. It's despicable, but not illegal - and I would leave said country if the government starting laying down edicts telling us who we should/shouldn't pair up with.

What I DO object to is the idea that an unemployed man ought not to be looking for dates, but an unemployed woman can. It's that lingering disparity in opinions. I don't like the opinion that it's ok for a single woman to be broke, but not a single man. Sorry, ain't gonna fly.

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RE: Security & stability - 11/15/2010 6:11:16 AM   
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No no, first of all we can't "allow", or disallow expectations. Every woman in the country has the legal right to be lazy, dirty little-gold-digging whore. It's despicable, but not illegal - and I would leave said country if the government starting laying down edicts telling us who we should/shouldn't pair up with.

What I DO object to is the idea that an unemployed man ought not to be looking for dates, but an unemployed woman can. It's that lingering disparity in opinions. I don't like the opinion that it's ok for a single woman to be broke, but not a single man. Sorry, ain't gonna fly.


Another good point. I would agree if this were about equality. However, the specific point of it is that we do NOT believe in equality. A dominant does not have the same rights or expectations as a submissive. Both bring their own qualities to the relationship. The dom creates a world.... the sub accepts and chooses to live in that world. What world does an unemployed poor-as-a-churchmouse dominant create? Sure, she should be able to contribute to that world, but she shouldn't be the only one contributing financially, at least in my opinion. Again, it may be a matter of old fashioned values.

I have to recognize though that it really isn't fair that women aren't expected to be financially successful and men are.... but that's the world we live in. It is a remnant of a time when women were largely unable to find employment at a living wage but men were expected to share their wealth with the women they loved (wives, mothers, sisters, daughters, etc.). Men had more advantages but they also had more expectations. We have taken great strides to balance that situation for women, but the expectations remain largely the same for men. Honestly, as a dominant, I am comfortable with it. I do not see the world as having any obligation to be "fair" and I remind my lass of that frequently.


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RE: Security & stability - 11/15/2010 7:49:10 AM   
Jaybeee


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ORIGINAL: fellowtraveler


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ORIGINAL: Jaybeee

No no, first of all we can't "allow", or disallow expectations. Every woman in the country has the legal right to be lazy, dirty little-gold-digging whore. It's despicable, but not illegal - and I would leave said country if the government starting laying down edicts telling us who we should/shouldn't pair up with.

What I DO object to is the idea that an unemployed man ought not to be looking for dates, but an unemployed woman can. It's that lingering disparity in opinions. I don't like the opinion that it's ok for a single woman to be broke, but not a single man. Sorry, ain't gonna fly.


Another good point. I would agree if this were about equality. However, the specific point of it is that we do NOT believe in equality. A dominant does not have the same rights or expectations as a submissive. Both bring their own qualities to the relationship. The dom creates a world.... the sub accepts and chooses to live in that world. What world does an unemployed poor-as-a-churchmouse dominant create? Sure, she should be able to contribute to that world, but she shouldn't be the only one contributing financially, at least in my opinion. Again, it may be a matter of old fashioned values.


Which I applaud you for. I should say, money isn't the uppermost critierion, happiness is - usually a trifling difference because a lack of it causes great UNhappiness. And you said it yourself - the slave ACCEPTS that world her Master, however impoverished, creates. As well as not believing in equality fundamentally between D+S, I also am not in ANY way equal to a mistress.

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Ihave to recognize though that it really isn't fair that women aren't expected to be financially successful and men are.... but that's the world we live in. It is a remnant of a time when women were largely unable to find employment at a living wage but men were expected to share their wealth with the women they loved (wives, mothers, sisters, daughters, etc.). Men had more advantages but they also had more expectations. We have taken great strides to balance that situation for women, but the expectations remain largely the same for men. Honestly, as a dominant, I am comfortable with it. I do not see the world as having any obligation to be "fair" and I remind my lass of that frequently.


She seems like a good sort from the way you speak of her. If I may ask, has she earned your trust for the long haul, or are you waiting to see how she shapes up? This is the way things are BUT - I don't see why the good, honest, hard-working, hard-driving men of this world have to be cheated.

I'm also pretty comfortable with the situation as I'm also pretty comfy financially. BUT - short of Murder, nothing disgusts me like outright hypocrisy. If a woman shortlists potential partners using a financial filter first, fine - just woman up, come out of the gold-digger closet and fucking say so. People are forever trying to stitch me up and I tell them quite plainly I'm not interested in older women. Does it make me a cradle-snatcher to want girls 20 yrs younger? Do I give a shyte? Anything less is dishonest and makes her a money-grubbing cunt, as far as I am concerned.

I mean, I shouldn't HAVE to dress down to meet a girl, should I?

Bahhhh....I'm ranting. Time for a cuppa and a smile.


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RE: Security & stability - 11/15/2010 8:46:27 AM   
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ORIGINAL: Jaybeee

She seems like a good sort from the way you speak of her. If I may ask, has she earned your trust for the long haul, or are you waiting to see how she shapes up? This is the way things are BUT - I don't see why the good, honest, hard-working, hard-driving men of this world have to be cheated.

I'm also pretty comfortable with the situation as I'm also pretty comfy financially. BUT - short of Murder, nothing disgusts me like outright hypocrisy. If a woman shortlists potential partners using a financial filter first, fine - just woman up, come out of the gold-digger closet and fucking say so. People are forever trying to stitch me up and I tell them quite plainly I'm not interested in older women. Does it make me a cradle-snatcher to want girls 20 yrs younger? Do I give a shyte? Anything less is dishonest and makes her a money-grubbing cunt, as far as I am concerned.

I mean, I shouldn't HAVE to dress down to meet a girl, should I?

Bahhhh....I'm ranting. Time for a cuppa and a smile.




Rant away dude. I will disagree where I disagree and agree where I agree. I guess what I am trying to say is that there is, to my mind, a difference between a gold-digger and someone with standards. If the only standard she has is that you have a black card.... then gold digger is the term. On the other hand, if she works hard at keeping herself in shape, maintains a set of marketable skills, works hard at keeping her life in order, then she certainly has the right to expect the same in a partner or dominant. In fact, she may well hope to find a dominant who is actually even better at these things than she is.... after all, she is placing herself in his hands.

Likewise, if she is a sinking ship and a mess, she may be looking for a dominant who has these qualities to help her learn to improve her station. By which I mean that she WANTS to learn to improve HERSELF, not latch on to his money. She is hardly going to learn those skills from someone in a worse condition than her.

I have a good friend who plays hell finding men to date (vanilla) because she is just too successful in the financial world. Decent guys are intimidated by her success and bums abound to latch on to her. Thus, she has learned that asking if a guy is employed (or employable) is one of the first things she has to find out. If not, she knows from experience things won't work out. That isn't gold-digging, its self-preservation. I know that were I single, I would be intimidated as hell ... it would be embarassing (despite the fact that she is a great lady).

As to my lass... well, after almost fifteen years and a marriage license I hope we are past the testing stage. I'm going to go out on a limb here and say she's a keeper.


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RE: Security & stability - 11/15/2010 1:05:13 PM   
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y do u have to stop working just because he is ur master??? im lost on this....

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RE: Security & stability - 11/15/2010 5:02:55 PM   
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No he has never asked me to quit my job or move in with his family at all. He doesn't want to be a house husband either while I work and pay the bills. 

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RE: Security & stability - 11/15/2010 6:15:45 PM   
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Oh brother...why are you bothering to answer this seriously? You already outed yourself as the Dom in question on your other thread, did you think we'd forget? Quit playing games, people took the time to give serious thoughful answers and you OP are playing musical usernames.

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RE: Security & stability - 11/22/2010 7:03:49 AM   
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One of you has to have a job. We ALL work in my house, (but that is my house). What does his lack of job have to do with anything? Why does he have to have a job to control your life? If he is only in control of the bed room i consider that just role play. Do you expect a free ride for being  "slave"? Does he expect a free ride for being a "master"? To me, who makes the money is not the issue,( my slave makes way more than i d0).  It is who is in control that sets the standard of a M/s relationship, not who makes the money for the house.

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RE: Security & stability - 11/22/2010 3:10:46 PM   
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The twitty OP isn't smart enough to run two threads and keep the nicknames seperate. How could he/she possibly keep a relationship going?

Sounds like genetic selection in action to me, regardless of what sex the poster is.

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