ShaktiSama
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ORIGINAL: cloudboy Financial domination is a radical departure from a normal, healthy, well-adjusted relationship. Yeah, and I'm just dying to be in one of those. Just about every act and desire associated with BDSM has been pathologized at one time or another, and always will be. I've read Psychopathia Sexualis just as porn. For the vast majority of human beings "normal, healthy, well-adjusted relationships" do not include ANY form of bdsm play or power exchange, ever. So you'll have to forgive us if these words have lost all power to intimidate in a community of people who have already found that they only feel happy or "well" when they are being "sick", "degenerate" and "depraved". When it comes to genuinely consenting adults, there is no "healthy" or "sick". There is only "hawt or not". Using words that try to stigmatize other people's kinks and relationship dynamics is usually considered childish in this community, and rightly so. Personally, I've noticed that the guys who endlessly whinge about financial domination are usually using the money as one of many ways of withholding power from a potential dominant. The desire to avoid financial domination is always, without fail, accompanied by the rhetoric of egalitarianism and equality between the sexes and within the relationship. Needless to say, that alone is a huge turn-off for some dommes, myself among them. I don't give a damn about money in general, but if a man tried to use it as a means of withholding power I would take every dime and stick he had and every dime he'd ever make. Resistance is futile. You will be devoured.
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"Women and cats will do as they please, and men and dogs should relax and get used to the idea." -- Robert A. Heinlein
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