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RE: "Financially Secure" - 1/22/2010 8:54:10 PM   
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This does not make me shallow or lazy, it makes me a young woman in an extremely low-paying job during a recession. So please stop calling people who are poor shallow and lazy. If I didn't date men who could take me out, I wouldn't be able to date at all.

Argh. Sorry. I got kind of annoyed :)


Women are not the only ones struggling and holding down a low-paying job to survive. The majority of the people being laid off are men particularly because the employment sectors that are hit the hardest are typically male-dominated like manufacturing, construction, etc.. The stats are actually showing the wage gap and employment gap between men and women has become near even in the last year because of this recession.

Nearly 11% unemployed and rising. Home foreclosures are up 120% since 2007. 1/3rd of the 24-30 age group is now living back at home with parents.

Everyone is getting hit by this recession.

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RE: "Financially Secure" - 1/22/2010 9:27:10 PM   
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Bottom line, if a man wants me, he has to want to take me out. If he doesnt, hes not the sort Im looking for. You know what, I am ok if they dont beat my door down. I have all the battery and electric boyfriends I need. If the boys dont want to be replaced with something less high maintenance, its best they show us why they are not replaceable.


Damn straight.

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RE: "Financially Secure" - 1/22/2010 10:54:37 PM   
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Women are not the only ones struggling and holding down a low-paying job to survive. The majority of the people being laid off are men particularly because the employment sectors that are hit the hardest are typically male-dominated like manufacturing, construction, etc.. The stats are actually showing the wage gap and employment gap between men and women has become near even in the last year because of this recession.



I'm not saying "take me out because I'm a woman and therefore I make no money," I'm saying "take me out because I make no money." I realize that everyone is being hugely affected by the recession, but there is a major difference between someone who has $200,000 or even $20,000 in savings who has been laid off recently and someone like me, with $200 in savings. Also, I did mention that I'm not comfortable being taken out by someone who doesn't have the money to do it. If you don't have the money, you don't have the money. I get it - I don't either. But two people with no money are not going to have a very easy time going out for dinner and a drink.

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RE: "Financially Secure" - 1/23/2010 7:01:46 AM   
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Yeah but you could always go to a college restaurant. You can get like a drink and a meal for under a tenner there. It does not have to be expensive to be nice
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RE: "Financially Secure" - 1/23/2010 11:55:15 PM   
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Oh, do you have $10 lying around? Cause I don't :)

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RE: "Financially Secure" - 1/24/2010 2:13:56 AM   
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I'm not saying "take me out because I'm a woman and therefore I make no money," I'm saying "take me out because I make no money." I realize that everyone is being hugely affected by the recession, but there is a major difference between someone who has $200,000 or even $20,000 in savings who has been laid off recently and someone like me, with $200 in savings. Also, I did mention that I'm not comfortable being taken out by someone who doesn't have the money to do it. If you don't have the money, you don't have the money. I get it - I don't either. But two people with no money are not going to have a very easy time going out for dinner and a drink.


Hehe I'm the opposite - I say "take me out because I'm a woman."

I expect a man to take me out if we're dating, and that's regardless of who makes more. I don't mind eating at a small cafe instead of the latest fusion restaurant, I don't mind drinking $10 bottles of Aussie white, but I do expect the man to take the 'provider' role.

For the men who can't afford it - we're just not in the same place right now. I'm married now, I'm settled down, but when I was dating I made a point not to commit to a relationship that I knew for a fact would never lead to marriage. I'd date a broke student, but not a broke grad with no future prospects. I also wouldn't commit to the man with multiple divorces and multiple children who was financially able to take me out every night...so it's not just a money thing.

I'll probably get flamed for this, but unlike my socialist father, I've never been the sort to romanticise poverty. Lack of money doesn't bring you closer together, quite the opposite, it's the number one reason most marriages end. I'm not going to insult a man who is unemployed or even blame him, in this economy, but at the same time I wouldn't invite him into my bed.

As I've said before on the board, I'm not the modern, feminist type, and so generally I don't attract the type of men who want a woman who splits dates in half...I attract the men who view paying for a date as a sign of their masculine ability to provide. And for all the men who think it's unfair for a woman to have a financial requirement, or a height requirement, or an age requirement, I have only one thing to say:

Nobody owes you sex.

Sorry buddy but you have to earn it, and while different women have different requirements, IMO saying "I want a financially stable man" is no different from saying "I want a submissive man" or "I want a tall man" or "I want a Jewish man" or anything else.

If you don't fit the requirement, just move on. Don't blame the woman for having standards, because unless you're the sort who would date a short, morbidly obese woman with caterpiller brows, flyaway frizzy hair, a 'stach that a 14 year old boy would envy, who never wears anything but walmart sweat pants, you have standards too, and you wouldn't be too keen on compromising them just because some fug chick had a crush on you.

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RE: "Financially Secure" - 1/24/2010 2:55:55 AM   
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And for all the men who think it's unfair for a woman to have a financial requirement, or a height requirement, or an age requirement, I have only one thing to say:

Nobody owes you sex.

Sorry buddy but you have to earn it, and while different women have different requirements, IMO saying "I want a financially stable man" is no different from saying "I want a submissive man" or "I want a tall man" or "I want a Jewish man" or anything else.

If you don't fit the requirement, just move on. Don't blame the woman for having standards, because unless you're the sort who would date a short, morbidly obese woman with caterpiller brows, flyaway frizzy hair, a 'stach that a 14 year old boy would envy, who never wears anything but walmart sweat pants, you have standards too, and you wouldn't be too keen on compromising them just because some fug chick had a crush on you.

You GO girl! Not even going to come close to flaming you, because you are dead on.


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RE: "Financially Secure" - 1/24/2010 3:14:35 AM   
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I do. The difference is I dont get a whole lot of money. Obviously since I dont have a job I dont. But what I do get, very little, I spend very very cautiously. Maybe Im lucky since I dont have bills to pay I dont know. But like I say I spend very very cautiously. I dont spend on clothes since I dont need any more and  I have few outgoings. My most expensive outgoing is my monthly ticket to get to my course each evening. It works out at around $120 monthly. Like I say maybe thats the reason the economy is currently in the dirt because people like me refuse to part with our cash. But I make no apologies for it, after all the economy did damn nothing for me
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RE: "Financially Secure" - 1/24/2010 3:24:27 AM   
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And how do I afford $120 per month for my monthly ticket you may ask? Good question. The answer is when I had a job, I predisposed myself to the possibility that it might not work out and I spent rather cautiously as a result, not as cautiously as now, but pretty cautiously none the same. I did not go mad. I never bought anything hugely fancy or expensive. My biggest purchase were $20 jumpers. I would buy maybe one or two of those a week. In fact the last time I spent like crazy was in 01-02. It was my first job , I was so naive and stupid looking back, I thought I would have the job for life and spent and behaved accordingly. Boy have I learned to not assume anything
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RE: "Financially Secure" - 1/24/2010 3:38:29 AM   
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Hope you never become unemployed love, Then you will know what its like to be a grad without prospects as you say. Its like depression in a way, we slag them off  , I did , until I became depressed myself, when it visits your door, that is unemployment, you wont be so callous in your dismissal of the unemployed, there is no question about that.  Like I say hope unemployment never visits you
God forbid you might end up rejected. Hopefully the man you married wont take this narrow minded view of unemployed people that you seem to have
Best regards
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RE: "Financially Secure" - 1/24/2010 5:25:57 AM   
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And for all the men who think it's unfair for a woman to have a financial requirement, or a height requirement, or an age requirement, I have only one thing to say:

Nobody owes you sex.

Sorry buddy but you have to earn it, and while different women have different requirements, IMO saying "I want a financially stable man" is no different from saying "I want a submissive man" or "I want a tall man" or "I want a Jewish man" or anything else.

If you don't fit the requirement, just move on. Don't blame the woman for having standards, because unless you're the sort who would date a short, morbidly obese woman with caterpiller brows, flyaway frizzy hair, a 'stach that a 14 year old boy would envy, who never wears anything but walmart sweat pants, you have standards too, and you wouldn't be too keen on compromising them just because some fug chick had a crush on you.

You GO girl! Not even going to come close to flaming you, because you are dead on.



hopefully, Wyld, we can agree to disagree on this one!

Elisabella is FAR from dead-on for this slave...and while it isn't this slave's intention to flame anyone, she would like to share her perspective as to why:

it has been this slave's lifelong experience that at the same time she doesn't "owe" anyone sex, nobody ever "earns" sex from this slave...it's been given, free of "charge"...just like respect. (yeah, yeah, those damn sluts, anyway...)

once we have met...there are definitely things one can do or say to earn a certain level of dis-respect, or that might lessen this slave's willingness to ever have sex, after we start to get to know each other...but she hasn't gone about her life waving the "You have to EARN it, buster!!!" banner from the get-go, as if either thing is some sort of commodity that is automatically held back in order to barter a certain level of "treatment" with, financial or otherwise.

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RE: "Financially Secure" - 1/24/2010 6:07:46 AM   
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Hope you never become unemployed love, Then you will know what its like to be a grad without prospects as you say. Its like depression in a way, we slag them off  , I did , until I became depressed myself, when it visits your door, that is unemployment, you wont be so callous in your dismissal of the unemployed, there is no question about that.  Like I say hope unemployment never visits you
God forbid you might end up rejected. Hopefully the man you married wont take this narrow minded view of unemployed people that you seem to have
Best regards
Kevin



I don't think you realize that I have been rejected, many times. For being too tall, too overweight, too brainy, too argumentative, not quick enough to jump into bed, not compliant enough...many reasons, some have been my fault, some were just the way I was born, and while it did sting for a bit, I moved on.

I don't see any point in demonizing someone for rejecting another person romantically, for ANY reason.

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RE: "Financially Secure" - 1/24/2010 6:14:01 AM   
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Elisabella is FAR from dead-on for this slave...and while it isn't this slave's intention to flame anyone, she would like to share her perspective as to why:

it has been this slave's lifelong experience that at the same time she doesn't "owe" anyone sex, nobody ever "earns" sex from this slave...it's been given, free of "charge"...just like respect. (yeah, yeah, those damn sluts, anyway...)

once we have met...there are definitely things one can do or say to earn a certain level of dis-respect, or that might lessen this slave's willingness to ever have sex, after we start to get to know each other...but she hasn't gone about her life waving the "You have to EARN it, buster!!!" banner from the get-go, as if either thing is some sort of commodity that is automatically held back in order to barter a certain level of "treatment" with, financial or otherwise.


I do think we'll have to agree to disagree, while I wouldn't "sell" sex as if it were some sort of commodity, I do see it as something to "earn" just like love, or trust, or respect. I'm unable to freely give those things, there have been people who I wished I could respect, because it would make my life easier, or exes who I wish I could trust, because then I could take them back and act like nothing was wrong, but I can't just give it out. It does have to be earned.

For me, sex serves many purposes, and they're intertwined. Sex is a carnal pleasure, but for me I'm only able to open up to someone enough to be able to enjoy the sex if we're in a relationship, so there is a benefit to 'trading' it for love. Also I'm not an overly sexual person, I'd be fine with a couple times a month at most, so if it's more often than that then I do consider it to be a contribution to the relationship of sorts, just like at the moment he provides the food and I cook it, it's something I am giving rather than receiving.

I definitely think the way I said "you have to earn it" was crass, it was sort of joking, because I don't see it as a direct trade of "You be someone who I am sexually attracted to and in return you will get sex from me," but if I were to break it down to that, it would make sense.

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RE: "Financially Secure" - 1/24/2010 6:34:10 AM   
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I don’t know about the cost of a cup of coffee to determine the quality of another human being, neither do I think of cost when asking an employee and his wife to join me for dinner, it’s never about dollars. Its about the gratefulness I fell for being allowed to know respect and socialize with them. Regarding women who establish a dollar figure or yearly income average as a prerequisite of interaction, I find that logical. We all have parameters we will not violate, beliefs and values we will not compromise and I believe strongly in the thinking when the going gets tough, the tough get going. Each of us have faced challenges that at time appeared insurmountable but again the thinking of it it’s going to be, it’s up to me, surfaces so a slowing economy only means viewing opportunity differently and a deeper commitment to the self.

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RE: "Financially Secure" - 1/24/2010 6:34:27 AM   
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Deleted for common sense. ;) Let's just say I lean on the side of Elisabella, and I am not splitting the check of giving it away for free. Sorry. I have a very successful man, he is old fashioned and that's how it is. He also gets whatever he wants whenever he wants it, and his requests are not plebian, so it is a "trade-off" of sorts. Sue me.

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RE: "Financially Secure" - 1/24/2010 7:23:19 AM   
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I definitely think the way I said "you have to earn it" was crass, it was sort of joking, because I don't see it as a direct trade of "You be someone who I am sexually attracted to and in return you will get sex from me," but if I were to break it down to that, it would make sense.

Elisabella,

Not going to agree or disagree but with a perspective coming exclusively from your posts and beth; I have a couple of questions. Is your position gender biased? What happens if the other side of the relationship has the same attitude? Is the physical relationship contingent on feeling your partner has 'earned' access?

For me, perceiving that attitude, and I'm pretty good at perception, the person would have to earn access to me; and you know what? They couldn't. I'd be amused and laugh, but as soon as I knew there was score keeping going on - I'd quit the relationship. Score keeping means there's a game being played - I don't play, and don't want to play games with my relationship partner. How do you keep track of the balance sheet? I don't want to 'earn' anything at home regarding my personal relationship - I have too much of that going on at work.

You have enlightened me to a sentiment I've never understood; usually coming exclusive from the female side of sociology studies. Woman don't want to feel used and/or prostitute themselves in their relationships or the world. But if your perspective is accurate for yourself or the majority; they have in mind a 'fee' for services rendered. Now the fee may not be the cold practical exchange of a blow job for $20 going on in the back-streets of LA and many cities; but pragmatically the household expense serves the same bartering function.

I hope I misinterpreted your position, or at lease I hope you position is not representative of the majority. Women can't be as cold and calculating that they evaluate a balance sheet and determine whether to have sex with their partner based upon how many gourmet meals, fine wine, designer clothes they were given. How sad.

What if you simply enjoy sex especially with your partner, you have amazingly compatible desires regarding specific sensations and activities, your partner feels the same way, and between the two of you - you just want to have as much fun as you can for as long as you can? Is that just another county in 'Merc-land'?

Can it be possible that everybody, men and woman, have a relationship 'scorecard'? We've debated the concept of "inspired dominance/submission". Is there another dynamic going on here? Is there a calculation going on where one partner is providing economic benefits contingent on the access of sex and/or a D/s dynamic on a zero sum basis? I guess that explains something - with all the inspiration and evaluation going on - who has time for fun!? Maybe the better question is - who can afford it?

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RE: "Financially Secure" - 1/24/2010 2:47:12 PM   
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hopefully, Wyld, we can agree to disagree on this one!

Of course we can, beth! How boring would our "'round the pool munches" be if we agreed on everything?


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RE: "Financially Secure" - 1/24/2010 3:34:05 PM   
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OK, having caught up on the thread, I have to say that my "Go girl!" post had nothing to do with the part where Bella said that sex has to be earned. I sort of skipped over that word (hey, it was late), and responded to the parts of the post that spoke to people having their own preferences, and being judged for it by those who don't meet them, for whatever reason. The part I was mostly agreeing with is here:
quote:

while different women have different requirements, IMO saying "I want a financially stable man" is no different from saying "I want a submissive man" or "I want a tall man" or "I want a Jewish man" or anything else.

To me, a preference is a preference, be it for tall, short, dominant, submissive, Jewish, Christian, or even "financially secure".



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RE: "Financially Secure" - 1/24/2010 4:06:17 PM   
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I definitely think the way I said "you have to earn it" was crass, it was sort of joking, because I don't see it as a direct trade of "You be someone who I am sexually attracted to and in return you will get sex from me," but if I were to break it down to that, it would make sense.

Elisabella,

Not going to agree or disagree but with a perspective coming exclusively from your posts and beth; I have a couple of questions. Is your position gender biased? What happens if the other side of the relationship has the same attitude? Is the physical relationship contingent on feeling your partner has 'earned' access?

For me, perceiving that attitude, and I'm pretty good at perception, the person would have to earn access to me; and you know what? They couldn't. I'd be amused and laugh, but as soon as I knew there was score keeping going on - I'd quit the relationship. Score keeping means there's a game being played - I don't play, and don't want to play games with my relationship partner. How do you keep track of the balance sheet? I don't want to 'earn' anything at home regarding my personal relationship - I have too much of that going on at work.

You have enlightened me to a sentiment I've never understood; usually coming exclusive from the female side of sociology studies. Woman don't want to feel used and/or prostitute themselves in their relationships or the world. But if your perspective is accurate for yourself or the majority; they have in mind a 'fee' for services rendered. Now the fee may not be the cold practical exchange of a blow job for $20 going on in the back-streets of LA and many cities; but pragmatically the household expense serves the same bartering function.

I hope I misinterpreted your position, or at lease I hope you position is not representative of the majority. Women can't be as cold and calculating that they evaluate a balance sheet and determine whether to have sex with their partner based upon how many gourmet meals, fine wine, designer clothes they were given. How sad.

What if you simply enjoy sex especially with your partner, you have amazingly compatible desires regarding specific sensations and activities, your partner feels the same way, and between the two of you - you just want to have as much fun as you can for as long as you can? Is that just another county in 'Merc-land'?

Can it be possible that everybody, men and woman, have a relationship 'scorecard'? We've debated the concept of "inspired dominance/submission". Is there another dynamic going on here? Is there a calculation going on where one partner is providing economic benefits contingent on the access of sex and/or a D/s dynamic on a zero sum basis? I guess that explains something - with all the inspiration and evaluation going on - who has time for fun!? Maybe the better question is - who can afford it?


LOL no I'm not that callous to trade sex for dinner drinks and clothes, that wouldn't be a relationship to me.

I think the issue is that I used the word 'earn' in a thread about finances, and 'earn' generally tends to be a monetary word. It's not about money. Maybe a better way to put it is "he has to be worth it."

For me, while the thought of having requirements for a relationship isn't gender biased, the actual requirements themselves tend to be. I look for a man who takes on a traditioanally 'masculine' role, and if he was looking for a woman who takes on a traditionally masculine role, we wouldn't be compatible. My requirements might be, say, taller than me and willing to take me out, and his requirements might be, say, long hair and willingness to do all the dishes and laundry.

We're both contributing, but in different ways. I don't see it as a "scorecard" or as playing games, because to me it's the farthest thing from a game - it is the criteria I am using to determine who to settle down with, who to stake my future on.

To answer your question about sexual compatibility and wanting to have as much fun as you can for as long as you can, there is nothing wrong with that type of relationship, but it's not for me. That relationship would not be "fun" for me in the slightest. It would be nerve wrecking. I want a relationship I can feel secure in, and in my current relationship I've felt the transition slide from "looking out for my best interests" to "looking out for our best interests" and if the relationship were just based in passion, I wouldn't be able to do that.

In my relationship, we know what to expect from one another. It's not "trade money for sex" but right now it's "he pays for the apartment, I keep it clean. He buys the food, I cook it. He pays for the clothes, I keep them clean and hung up. He provides for this type of my physical needs, and I provide for this type of his physical needs." If our relationship was just based in passion and sexuality, rather than the mutual desire to start a family (I'm not talking children here, I mean in the sense that marriage makes two people into a legal family) I would expect it to fizzle, I'd be worried about myself, what would happen when I get older and the passion isn't there, I'd worry that I always had to come up with new and exciting sex games to keep interest, most importantly I'd expect that if I lost interest in sex altogether it would be the end of the relationship.

I don't want a relationship that has a built in expiration date when I hit menopause. I wouldn't be able to relax into that relationship. It might sound calculating to say "this is what is expected of the husband, this is what is expected of the wife" but I know that so long as I do what is expected, I'll be loved, honored and cherished. And I like that - I'd rather grow old feeling the "cherish" kind of love rather than the "passion" kind of love.

Besides, my price is far higher than "buy me dinner and you'll get sex." My price is "provide for me, commit to me, build a future with me, and you'll get everything I can give." Sex is just one of those things.

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RE: "Financially Secure" - 1/25/2010 12:15:28 AM   
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Besides, my price is far higher than "buy me dinner and you'll get sex." My price is "provide for me, commit to me, build a future with me, and you'll get everything I can give." Sex is just one of those things.



Yeah, see, my price is just "buy me dinner and you'll get sex."


But seriously, very well put. For me, financially secure is up there with "sense of humor" and "compatible sexually." Nowhere in the book of dating does it say "thou shalt date someone thou hast no interest in, because his circumstances suck, and it's not his fault."

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