SeverinVim
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ORIGINAL: subinSouthend I personally don't believe anyone who asks for money / tribute, has a wish list or has any other professional interest in D/s can really be classed as a real Dominant. But like any other part of the sex industry they do have there place. They cater to men I see as quite sad. and that's not meant in a bad way, but there are a lot of men so desperate to feel dominated they'll do more or less anything to feel it. There are a hell of a lot of submissive men, and very few Non Pro Dominant women, just as there are a lot of Dominant men, and very few sub women. It's just the nature of the beast. It's just market forces at work.. Caveat emptor, which is latin for "let the buyer beware." I would be VERY wary of any woman who posts that she is a FinDom without so much as offering clips, a blog, a history of real-time experience, etc. And here's why: a virtual cottage industry of fake "Dommes" and unscrupulous opportunists has crept up to capitalize on the moment. In addition to preying on unsuspecting men who naively think that these self-styled "FinDoms" are seeking out more than just their money, the women write about the "hilarity" of their exploits on FL groups like "Return to Sender" and "Spectators only. No participants." I even called one out on it today. Make no mistake about it, these women are "trolls" in the ugliest sense of the word. In an ideal world, the FinDom community would be self-policing and these fake FinDoms would be sniffed out before they could cause any real damage to the reputation of the lifestyle and its more earnest participants. Unfortunately, it's like the Wild West out there: anything goes.
< Message edited by SeverinVim -- 6/5/2013 6:35:46 PM >
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