MadameMarque -> RE: Bad Dommes (1/3/2008 8:48:04 AM)
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A person who bills themselves as a dominant seeking submissives or slaves on a personal basis, but then reveals that they are a pro seeking business, is not suitable for either role. The only effective means of discouraging them that I can think, requires a concerted effort by those seeking a dominant, whether private or professional. They simply have to make such practices unprofitable, by not rewarding such people with any money. Any dominant whom you would trust enough to see - who would be worth seeing -, would know whether she was seeking business or someone(s) for her own pleasure and companionship, and would make such clear from the beginning. People will do what they are determined to do. Some hopeful submissives will pay tributes or go along with the switch and bait you've describe. But if a person is asking for compensation for their time and attention, whether they call it a tribute or payment for services, then they want your money. If they pretend they are seeking someone for their own fulfillment, but demand a material "tribute" or a fee, they are not only unethical but also confused, regarding their own motives and about personal boundaries, in general. Would you let someone like that "dominate" you? No, I think not. "He shouldn't want him, but he does, and that's just the way it is." - from "And This Is How We Breathe," by Luce
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