manxcat
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Geez people, you are getting jaded. I read the profile, and by no means do I see a gold digger. She has some hard limits, but nothing excessive there either. It seems to me she is asking that certain needs (of every female) are met, and although they are not specified, I suppose it would depend on what they are. And from my reading her mention of contingencies are really about excess involvement in other areas - as she mentions the ex-wife in her leading statement (I would put that elsewhere) I think she is referring to family drama, and likely any other kind. Quite likely there will be some who will welcome a spiritual, spirited lady, who will be at his beck and call within those limits, as Merc did. If that is what she is seeking. Perhaps someone was asking that of her, but still wanting her to work - as HeavensKeeper suggested - with another 40+ hour a week dominant. I had someone willing to pay my debts for the stay at home kind of relationship, but I was not in love with him, so could not go there. Oh yeh and he was dominant - big problem there There are many dom/mes here who ahve written of sharing housework, etc, that goes outside of the bdsm arena. Simply as a matter of who has the time. I know that my expectations of a sub/slave differ from person to person. OP you should clarify from the beginning, whether you need enough time within the relationship to work to maintain your way of life, or whether you are seeking a full time total attention to his needs lifestyle, that requires his financial support of you. I repeat, from the beginning. I myself have learned to ask whether *he* can either work at home, transfer in a career in a limited opportunity area, or is otherwise self supporting. At the beginning, because if those are not possible, neither will a relationship be. Be open, be honest, be up front. That way no ones time gets wasted. manxy
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The television, that insidious beast, that Medusa which freezes a billion people to stone every night, staring fixedly, that Siren which called and sang and promised so much and gave, after all, so little. Ray Bradbury
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