inyouagain
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ORIGINAL: TongueSlave This is a great site for people to explore BDSM and possibly meet somone. It sickens me to see some women out here pretending to be doms under the pretext to get guys to pay them "tributes" to prove they are worthy or to be "money slaves." These women will never meet you and will never engage in an ongoing on-line relationship with you. Why do guys fall for this? Anyone care to comment? Point one: Was this thread started as a joke to start a gender war? Point two: P.T. Barnum - There's a sucker born every minute. The lengths some CEO's will go to in order to support their 18 year old Domme's financial submission demands... just look at what happened to Enron and Tyco, and who knows what Martha has been up to? It looks like this whole thread has shifted into mainstream BDSM lifestyle with plenty of input/opinion from, and about, established Mistress/Dommes, regarding the subject of financial submission. However, that is not the question presented (as I read it), as it had to do with pretenders... fakes and wannabes who are often found in very low age brackets (18-low 20's). Can pretender Domme's take care of a submissive's needs? They have no interest in doing anything but taking care of the submissive's excess ca$h... nothing else! If the entire relationship consists of nothing but financial submission, then the Domme in question is most likely a pretender... aka simply a financial predator. Why do guys fall for this? (see P.T. Barnum quote above) Urgency, desperation, foolishness, impulsiveness, knee-jerk reactions, devil made me do it, wishful thinking, gullibility, self hatred... and millions more reasons, but Mr Barnum simplified it completely and said it best. Financial submission demanded by a pretender, fake, wannabe is wrong. A better oxymoronish label would be "submissive abuse". It actually abuses the submissive by extortion/coercion, does not satisfy any other needs, and is often a "turn-key 'store front' Domme Shop" using form letters, etc... but Mr Barnum's correctness ensures there will always be takers on both sides. Inyouagain
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