LadyPact -> RE: The temp Domme (5/23/2011 12:28:22 PM)
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Watch how this works: After finding a Domme (woman), you're collared (become involved in a relationship), sign a slave contract (get a marriage license), and a chastity devise is installed (have a certain kind of sex life). You make the necessary arrangements to hand over access all possessions to her including bank account and wages into her account (You decide that she is better at money, so she controls the household finances). Life as a slave (husband) has begun and you are truly where you've always wanted to be (you feel for the first time that someone really loves you and you've always wanted that). However, after a few months, the Domme (woman) refuses to play (no longer shows you affection) and doesn't enforce the rules anymore (no longer has any interest in you). She doesn't want to be in control (she got tired of playing the loving spouse) and seems uninterested in such play (no longer wants sex). She likes control of the slave's money and that's all (She was a gold digger). What can you do to prevent this from happening? (How do you chose a partner more carefully?) All I did in the above was take the kink terms away and replaced them with vanilla ones. Many of the threads that come up around here have pretty basic common sense answers if you do that. The answer to your question is avoid people who seem like they are putting on an act just to get a hold of your money. There's a term out there that just about every person who has any knowledge about these kind of things is aware of. That term is "bait and switch". It gets used for a lot of situations, but here's a really common one: "A person who plays a role or leads someone to believe they are a Dom/me, sub, kinky person, etc, until the point they have secured what they want (a partner, situation, etc) who then 'switches' back to the person they really are." The "bait" is what the other person wants. The "switch" is when the role playing fades because they don't need the act to get what they wanted after it was secured. How do you avoid it? Well, one thing I'd suggest is that you really *know* the person you are getting involved with. What were their other relationships like before you came along? Do they have other kinky friends who they spend time with or other signs that contribute to your thinking that what they have presented to you is who they really are? Books, movies, art, knick knacks, gag gifts, etc, etc, etc? Some people are better at bait and switch than others. The rest, if you spend the time getting to know the person over any length of time, it's pretty transparent.
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