CallaFirestormBW
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ORIGINAL: LATEXBABY64 I think there is a real dark side to this I have known suhs who have lost homes cars collectables TOYS over such things most ds relationships do not last that is reality I think a person can have a relationship with out giving away their life to the extent of losing all to survive As my momma used to say "Never loan what you can't afford to lose." I agree that, done carelessly, this can be a serious mistake. However, I've seen it work both -inside- and -outside- of WIITWD, and work -well-, to the benefit of everyone involved. In fact, I have several dozen friends of particular religious belief who cannot conceive of why I would -ever- want the burden of holding such things myself. For them, the sense of freedom from letting their companion, nearest male relative, or someone assigned by their nearest male relative handle such 'base' and 'burdensome' issues as finance is profound. In their minds, yes, someone has to do it, but a woman's mind should be able to lift above such petty things. I think I disagree with terming a bad outcome in this area as a "dark side". I see there being the potential of a 'foolish' side of this, and perhaps a 'painful' side, if not well thought out -- but it is impossible to protect people from themselves. The more we try, the harder they work to find ways to mess themselves up. All we can do is say "ok, well, you need to be aware that this could happen"... Risk Aware Consensual Kink. If both parties consent to it, and it gets screwed up, then someone has to pay the piper. If you're not willing to pay the piper, you don't ask for the tune. *shrugs* However, once the warning has been given, my job is done. These are adults. It's not my job to hold their hands and keep reminding them to do their homework. Calla Firestorm
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