catleggs
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Joined: 10/24/2006 From: Gravesend, UK Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: catleggs To be successful in any business you have to consider supply and demand. Every professional does it, thats part of how they gage their worth, value, etc. There are professional male doms, not as many, true, but then again you have to look at the demand. Since when did BDSM become a business? I thought it was a "lifestyle." Am I wrong? The route you are going is bordering prostitution. Just because you dont have intercourse with your clients doesnt mean that it isn't prostitution. Hookers that only give handjobs arnt having sex either yet if they are getting paid for getting the guy off....guess what...that's prostitution. Straight from Webster's Dictionary on defining "Prostitution.": 1. The act or practice of engaging in sex acts for hire. 2. The act or an instance of offering or devoting one's talent to an unworthy use or cause. Notice it says nothing about intercourse.... Now I'm not bashing your choice. It's your life and you can live it how you wish. I couldnt care less what you choose to do. But lets call a duck a duck... You are charging a guy $300 an hour or more to cater to his sexual fetishes. What do you think the average person in society is going to call that? Dude, You are very wrong, for some it is a business, for some it is a lifestyle. No need to try and throw barbs at peoples choices. Frankly I don't care what you call what I do, call it fishing for all I care. The fact of the matter is, there IS a demand for what I do, always has been, always will be. You're opinion isn't going to change that one iota. So, buck up and just get use to the fact that there are those of us out there that will make it a business if we see the need and demand.
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