Frostbite1715 -> RE: RT Mistresses versus Pro Dommes (12/12/2008 9:20:48 PM)
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[/quote] I have found that many lifestyle femdoms have higher earning potential than men the same age, and when subs realize no amount of money can "buy" their affections, they develop an attitude like azjojoba - it's a combination of fear, resentment and jealousy. They like to believe that beautiful, successful femdoms can *always* be bought, whether through booking a session at the dungeon or playing the role of sugar daddy. When they come across a woman who earns her own money with a successful career, AND is kinky as hell and can have her pick of men, these guys get really bitter and you have seen the result. At the heart of it is rejection and the fact they cannot attain these women. I think naturally born femdoms are intuitive, resourceful and tenacious - and they bring that zest to their line of work. It's also why there are SO MANY good pro femdoms who earn a living or supplement a living by being a self-made boss - those who own their own companies know that this is no easy task and takes a certain skill set, as well as legal and accounting strengths. Femdoms who do not choose to become pro femdoms often have very successful careers and so many are self-made and run their own small businesses, like me. Businesses that have nothing to do with kink. I have not met a male submissive who makes more money than I do. I'm sure they exist, but it doesn't matter, money never attracted me anyway. I feel that earning the money is my preferred role, with a man playing the role of supporter. It also makes for much better sex, since he's never tired from working full time. Akasha [/quote] Hi Akasha, When you say that many femdoms have higher earning potential than men in their same age group, do you mean that they can earn more than men via working as a professional domina or they can more than men by working a "civilian or real-world" type of job?
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