MistressZaraUK
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Joined: 11/4/2012 Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: MstSebastian Zara, very well put! I also think there is a huge misunderstanding among a lot of people when it comes to the types of Dom/mes and types of subs that exist. So many of the subs who can't feel submissive without an emotional connection and relationship with their Dom/me fail to understand that there are those who don't want that. There are subs out there who, like paying to go get a massage, look at being tied up and spanked as a fun activity to do from time to time. They don't want a "lifestyle" that involves BDSM. They only want, and they deserve to have, the pleasure of a good spanking here and there. If they are willing to pay for it, then more power to them and to the professional who gets the bucks! Too many people, in my estimation, think that their preferences for BDSM is the only "real" way. To them, I say "fuck off." It is up to each person, for themselves and for their own reasons, to determine what "real" BDSM is in their own lives. To me, I wouldn't feel comfortable being a professional Dom (not that there is much demand for professional male Doms). Without the emotional connection, it doesn't feel real to me. For others, having an emotional connection makes it feel fake. To each their own. Thank you Sebastian Yes, you have pretty much described my view of the scene. I have a number of people I play with for fun, but they are friends and occasional lovers. I play with them because they are attractive, interesting people who enrich my life in many ways. Like you say, a service is simply that, a service. I'm a Tgirl Domme, so my client base is looking for something very specific when they hire me, something they are highly unlikely to obtain otherwise. I truly believe that there is someone for everyone out there, but until you find them, there will always be a market for the pro domme out there Zara x
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