yourMissTress
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Joined: 6/14/2005 From: Nashville, TN Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: truesub4u I was just going through more of the thread of Lifestyle = sex, seen tis in other threads as well. And I ran across a few responses that left me thinking about some I wouldthing like to have others view points on. Now this isn't a rant, this isn't a attack on ones thoughts or view points. This is a serious question. And the question is..... Am I reading some of these responses, post correct? Some decide to enter into submission and or slavery because they're tired of dealing with reality? Tired of dealing with certain responsiblities of everyday life? And upon entering this life, they see added perks? What I mean by this, is the added perks being non responsible for bills, (sometimes work), life in general. Only having to deal with the home. Cooking, cleaning, laundry, raising kids. Not having to be concerned on a personal level if the electric bill is paid, groceries, gas for heating..... etc. I know not all do. And I know there are sub/slaves out there that do work. I'm asking about some. Does some just look for a way to escape responsibility of the every day hussle and bussles that most of us stress about? And go with the relying on another to deal with it, so they're not bothered by it? Have any Doms ran across these types of sub/slaves. Accepted this? Have any sub/slaves started out with this in mind? I am asking this too more on the behalf of a friend that has found his Dom calling, and this has crossed his mind, how to be leary of ones looking for a Sugar Daddy. We both look forward to seeing others thoughts and opinions on this. Thank you. My email box is constantly bombarded by sub/slaves that want to quit their jobs, sell their house or vacate their apartment, give up all responsibilities and be my live in man-servant. I would then have to assume all responsibility for thier health/dental insurance, current room and board and necessities, as well as their financial future (i.e. savings, investment and retirement). Now for some, this might be a profitable venture for me, and for others not so much. The point of the matter is that the desire to be free of financial worries and stress is common across the board. It's a fantasy shared by women and men alike. If it didn't exist there wouldn't be anyone playing the lottery. The bigger question, for me, is this...If you put yourself in such a position, and the person you have entrusted with your life savings or lack thereof hasn't done the best job with what you did have and you have nothing to fall back on, who's to blame? When you are at the point in your life that someone HAS to take care of you, and you don't have the resources to pay for it, what are you going to do? Personal responsibility can be avoided, but is that really the fantasy you want to live out and chance?
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Tress "If you have to tell people that you are a lady, you are not." My Grandmother
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