slavegirljoy
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ORIGINAL: Padriag In some cases, being sold is the crux of a fantasy, and thus is in itself a reward. Yes, i understand that but, as i said: quote:
ORIGINAL: slavegirljoy real life has a way of turning fantasies into nightmares or, at the very least, huge disappointments. quote:
ORIGINAL: Padriag If a slave found someone they wanted to be with long term, that was entirely a private arrangement with no money or auction involved. So, for anything more than just the thrill of experiencing the short-term fantasy of "being sold", a slave arranging for their real life slavery themself, rather than letting someone else sell them into slavery seems to be the most practical and reasonable approach. There have been plenty of "slave auctions" for the purpose of raising money for various causes and those seem to work well. Money is raised and the fantasy of "being sold" is experienced. But, to agree to let someone sell you into slavery, where the only money being raised is going into the seller's pocket, just doesn't make sense to me. Edited to add: i have to say that i got very lucky with my first attempt to find a Master. And, if i hadn't been so fortunate, i would have considered letting someone else "sell" me, rather than spend a lot of time getting frustrated trying to do the search myself. In that case, i would have looked at the seller as more of a matchmaker, finding a Master and situation that would make for a good fit for me and for the Master. joy Master David's erotic-domestic slave
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