MysticalPhoenix -> RE: What's the kick? (1/23/2006 7:58:44 AM)
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ORIGINAL: MstrssPassion At the same time & also believe that the existence of pros has diluted & confused the reality that many dominants live this in their everyday lives & have their own requirements in a partner that will not fit every proposition they receive. It is unfortunate that these cheap bastards, not willing to pay for a service they desire troll a lifestyle type dominant & attack us when we do not respond in a manner that they wish. I don't know that this is due to the existence of the Pros, I think it's more due to the availability of Dominant women who are not professionals that has the men confused. Professional Dominants have been around for centuries. Now, thanks to the "sexual revolution", the Internet, and the proliferation of munches and clubs and parties, men have the chance to meet women who are like manna from heaven. They may dress like Pro Dommes, they may look like pro dommes, they have toys and know how to use them. And they don't charge to play with people. And there was much rejoicing in the land... That's when they get themselves in trouble. They approach us, tell us what they want us to do to them (usually under the guise of telling us how they wish to serve us), and can't understand why we say no. It's because they haven't realized that we are not some sort of non-charging Pro Dommes. That we are not simply there to provide sessions according to their wants and needs. That we play on our terms. And that we have no problem telling them 'thanks but no thanks' if what they want is not what we are into. And if women who are not Pro Dommes, but agree to provide 'sessions' for people on their terms, and ask for something in return (i.e. tribute, gifts, spoiling, or being taken out to dinner), there is also a problem from what I've seen on the thread discussing whether or not asking for tribute makes someone a hooker.
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