Charles6682
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ORIGINAL: Charles6682 I am alittle curious to that question too Tazzy. What exactly is it that a Fin-Domme gets out of it,besides the money,of course? If Fin-Domme is just another word for "Pro-Domme",then why not just call yourselves that? Just know,I ask these questions in a compassionate way because I am curious what keeps this fetish going,besides the money. Control keeps it going. I can't speak for anyone but myself, but money exchanging hands is such a small part of what FD really is. I have a boy who I take so little from that it likely wouldn't cover the check for two people to eat a meal in a casual restaurant twice a month. Somewhere in the beginning, he wrote out a list for me to see everything he earns, what's in his bank account, everything he spends money on (bills, necessities, entertainment, etc.) and I tell him what to do with it. If he wants so much as a pack of gum, he needs my permission first. The rest of our relationship is typical of any other D/s relationship. (I'm reluctant to say 'typical' because no relationship is the same as everyone has different wants/needs, but I can't think of a better word at the moment.) I can't call myself a pro-domme because I feel that would be disrespectful to the women that do this for a living. I'm no pro, I'm just a kinky chick with (among others) a fetish for financial control. I can certainly understand the "control" factor. I wonder if some male subs seek a certain type of "Fin-Domme" to help them "manage" their money? Shoot,I could see where even I could benefit from something like that if that was the arrangement that was made. Having ADD,I do tend to misplace or lose things. Like my Drivers License earlier yesterday. I really needed it and I misplaced it,so I had to go down to the local DMV to get a copy. I would lose my head sometimes if it wasn't attached to my body. Lots of people could benefit from it, lots of people have financial managers, etc., which is sort of how I see myself. I don't want to go into the finance industry for a living, but I very much enjoy my version of financial domination. I can certainly respect that.Your right,alot of people do have financial managers. Some people just can't handle having too much money. I've known drug addicts in recovery who intentionally give their money to someone they trust,because they are afraid they may start getting urges and want to get high.If they don't have the money,they can't get their fix. I'm just using that as one example.
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