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IronBear -> RE: Looking for a free ride (8/16/2005 9:09:15 AM)

One of the problems here is that not everybody got their “Cookies” from the same cookie jar. Some her obviously got fresh cookies whilst sadly others got cookies which were past the usedby date and have weevils in them.. Soooooooo sad really sad,sad,sad…….




IronBear -> RE: Looking for a free ride (8/16/2005 9:14:34 AM)

Merc & beth, guys I’ll echo what caitlyn said. I do enjoy your posts, which are well put together. It matters not that I don’t always agree with them, they are always entertaining, to the point and at times down right hilarious. Thumbs up…..




ProtagonistLily -> RE: Looking for a free ride (8/16/2005 2:58:16 PM)

Wait just one second.

You mean I could have held out for the ' afternoon soaps on the couch eatin bonbons' situation? Damn...foiled again....

Lily




mnottertail -> RE: Looking for a free ride (8/16/2005 8:13:21 PM)

OK, let's start negotiation..........

Which soaps? Cause I will be watching Days of our Lives and General Hospital and what do you want to watch?

LOL,
Ron




pinkpleasures -> RE: Looking for a free ride (8/17/2005 2:36:20 PM)

i have always offered to assist P/pl here..to help T/them with background checks -- which BOTH parties need -- to help with retirement planning, to help with relocation -- especially when children are involved.

i have been here 18 months -- and only two Doms or Masters have requested my help. No slaves or submissives have done so. i like to think P/pl are using self-help tools or seeing lawyers in T/their locale, but i have heard too many horror stories.

i cannot understand why a Dom or Master -- who is supposed to protect women and mosy especially His One -- will NOT plan for the real life eventualities which His One and He may someday face.

i have heard of "contracts" spelling out the submissive woman's limits; but what about the cost of storing her furniture? Paying her share of visitation costs for the kids? Palimony for her to return to school for a couple of years and get a marketable skill if the relationship dissolves?

i am not drumming up business for myself -- i am pointing out again how differently i look at the "scene" from the way other women (and Men) do. Sometimes i think P/pl are unreasonably high risk-takers in O/our community regarding planning particularly when children are affected. Who cares if He's everything you ever wanted if He dies or becomes disabled and suddenly there is no money?

pinkpleasures




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