leadership527
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ORIGINAL: LadyPact IB, the parallel that I draw from your example is more of how I would view a demo. Most, if not all of the activity is being done to your demo bottom, not on the people who paid to attend the class. I think that might be the very distinction between an educational seminar to teach better sexual technique and actual prostitution. (I know the laws are different between our locations on the matter, so I'm guessing on that one.) Interestingly (and not that the laws would necessarily agree with me), but I could be a bit more flexible than this. For instance, if I wanted to understand sadism and masochism better I could easily see myself paying some "pro-whatever" to flog me, whip me, and engage in a wide variety of other sensation play. I tend to research things thoroughly when I am intrigued by them. I'd want to research it from as many angles as I could. If I could find someone, I might also agree to pay a "pro-sub" to let me whip/flog/whatever her and then interview her afterwards. I wouldn't see either of these two interactions as any sort of D/s or T/b. It would simply be hands on training because that's the head space I'd be in at the moment. Legalities aside, I think it's all about head space. So back to the point about Micheal's paid mentors. In order to know if I'd think of them as pro-doms or not, I'd need to understand what head space both participants were in. IF there was a detached, classroom feel to it, then I'd call it mentor/mentee. If there was a D/s or T/b feel to it, then I'd call it Pro-dom.
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