IvyMorgan -> RE: pro submissives (9/7/2008 6:51:05 AM)
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ORIGINAL: MadRabbit Man, I don't even like standing over someone with a flogger for free, much less paying someone so I can stand over them with a flogger! I never really got the whole issue with people capitalizing on their bodies. I capitalize on my intelligence all the time. There is nothing I love more than cooking a dinner for someone I have an intimate connection with and that free service has a very powerful emotional expression and value attached to it. Now all the other assholes in the world I charge money to cook for and that monetary value replaces the emotional one, but I have yet to have yet to have anyone take offense to that. But with that said, I am one of those people who feels they are "above" paying for any kind of professional sexual service, because when it comes to my sexuality, if there isn't intimacy and a connection there, I get bored really really quick. I guess, when I worked, I saw myself getting different things from different interactions that were different from emotional fuzzy feelings. I get emotional fuzzy feelings when I'm in a relationship, when I'm with someone I care about and not in a relationship etc. I got all sorts of different "good" feelings from working, aside from the monetry benefit. I'm a teacher at heart. I've spent many years in a government teaching programme, and still do voluntary teaching work for a handful of universities. I like sharing knowledge and skills. I like making other people happy (so that applies to both sides of the flogger now :P), I like watching people so relaxed and content, it brings out the maternal in me, and now that sounds weird. In short, I got *something* other than money, out of every scenario in which I worked. And when I stopped getting something other than money out of it, I stopped doing it, and went back to selling myself through temp agencies and working in accounts departments. The hours are better, the money isn't. But, I have free time to go get my "emotional fuzzy feelings" that I missed out on when working. It's about balance, and fufilling different areas of yourself and meeting the different needs you have over time. I worked until I didn't want to work anymore, and then I kept turning down offers until the offers stopped coming. Simple as, really. And, weirdly, yes, I think I was the only working "sub" (as in "does more than spanking") in my city, though there were a couple of pro-spankees. We must be a rare breed...
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