hausboy
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ORIGINAL: summersub This thread is getting old but I do want to respond to some things including the last poster, Nanako. No I don't list my sexual interests first or really at all so I wonder what you read or read into my profile. You are right I don't post a picture, I guess thats why I don't get many replies. I am not going to be posting a picture anytime soon on the internet. I don't think I am whiny and if I am at least I am not as ignorant as the people who are denying that most dominant women want a man who makes more than they do. Especially Lady Pact who first said the OP was thinking with his dick, then said in the same post she wants someone well rounded and btw that includes someone with a job and then after all of this someone points out a thread where she said she would never ever date anyone who doesn't have a job. So I am sticking to my position that most women want a man with money and for sure LadyPact does and she said as much when she said she didn't have to financially support a man to get laid. The way I read that is men have to support women to get laid. Sorry if brining this up repeatedly is being whiny. The only thing I agree with is that people are taken out of context on these message boards, including the fact that I never once mentioned anything about being supported or being a live in and being supported and I don't think the OP did but it was somehow morphed into this thread that he expected to be supported. summersub: I respectfully must disagree. I think it's a fairly safe assumption that most Americans (I do not know how it translates to other cultures) would prefer to have more money than less. I've never heard someone complain that they make too much money and it's a problem for them. Your statement that dominant women want men who make more than them is completely unfounded, and I've seen quite a few different configurations of couples. I would argue that most dominant women who are pursuing a relationship, also want financial stability. Being unemployed is not a character flaw--esp. in these economic times. But someone who has never worked because they can't keep a job, keep getting fired, have a drug/alcohol problem etc. is a red flag for anyone seeking a relationship--not just Dommes. My ex-wife (and Domme) made more money than me for likely our entire 14 year relationship. It was never an issue, not once. I'm back in the dating circle now, and generally, women want someone who is employed (or seeking employment..or has a history of employment) because it does imply reliability, responsibility and stability. And from the personal ads I've read, the guys see chronic unemployment (not related to a disability) as a red flag too.
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