fucktoyprincess
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ORIGINAL: gungadin09 She would be disqualified if it came out, at least in Miss America. There is a clause in their contract about "recognizing and honoring the traits of honesty, good character, talent, poise, leadership, and good judgement..." and serving as a role model for teens with similar values. ETA: On the other hand, contestants are supposed to have a political platform, so if she could sell them on the idea of raising BDSM awareness as a worthy cause, but I'm thinking... not. Pam It is my understanding that most, if not all, of the high profile pageants have some sort of "wholesomeness" clause, like the Miss America one above. I don't think we are at the stage yet where being a professional Dominant would qualify as meeting this type of standard. And, quite frankly, I'm not sure we ever will be (and one can ask, would we ever want it to be). Also, just want to add that part of this question, and the underlying discussion falls under the "how mainstream do we really want BDSM to be". My perspective comes from feeling like I would like BDSM to be legal (I don't feel people should face the risk of prosecution for engaging in consensual adult BDSM activity), but I could care less about whether it is "mainstream" or "acceptable" to the vast majority of the population.
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