addicted2it -> RE: The diffrence between a Domme and a hooker (9/11/2004 6:58:37 PM)
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Sandi Responding to UtahGoddess, i just have to say that not all Women have had bad experiences with men, who for one reason or another. "love 'em and leave 'em). There are many generous, polite, men in the world who would appreciate the privilege of bringing pleasure and happiness to a Woman without the thought of self-gratification. Having nothing against the profession, it needs to be stated as such. Some who are unwilling to admit to being a professional, but perhaps are in reality, start out expecting some sort of tribute in the beginning. But there are few professionals that will entertain the possibility of a relationship with a client -- unless there is something special going on -- some sort of connection, perhaps. Whether it be financial, physical and/or emotional, it is still a requirement for a personal relationship, date, or play-party companion. No Woman wants to be used and then discarded...only to be contacted again when a man's sexual urge returns. i suppose that most men (especially immature ones) play this sort of game, and often get away with it. And it never ceases to amaze me why some Women accept them back as though nothing bad ever happened. i define this behavior as spousal or non-spousal abuse; and the woman in this scenario is co-dependent, because she hopes she can change him. But the harsh reality is that she will never change him. In the final analysis, it's all about the ability to make rational and intelligent choices about potential partners, and not just accept those who might be sexually-attractive, have a great line of bull, or even an array of platinum credit cards. If one has been hurt or offended by such behavor, then it will undoubtedly become ingraned in the minds of the Women who have experiences it. In any event, resentment for previous abuse doesn't just go away. Even though it may get filed in one's mind under "miscellaneous," it still has the capacity of rearing it's ugly head when things don't necessarly go right in a healthy relationship. In a professional relationship, it is not only the right of the submissive to request a particular scene, but a duty to do so. This is especially important when dealing with an unfamiliar client and their needs. But within the confines of a personal relationship, the submissve or slave is there to do the bidding of the Mistress. He may or may not be allowed sexual gratification, but it is not his choice. His main object is to please and satisfy his Mistress selflessly. Submissively, philip
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