Zonie63
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Yes, the pronounced lack of an Adam's Apple, the facial structure, boobs. I'm not going to weigh in about this OP, but you do know about the phenomenon of men using somebody else's pictures so that they may pass themselves off as women online, yes? I've heard about this phenomenon, although it wouldn't make any sense in this thread. If the OP is male, then he could have stated the same views and supporting arguments as a male. The arguments would still be the same either way. If a guy makes that argument, it's pretty obvious where he comes from. Gotta wonder why the OP has that much interest in it, really. I mean why not trust the people who work in a certain job to make their own calls? I can tell you from experience, I used to pro Domme part time (my mentor wouldn't teach anybody who didn't have other means of financial support, for good reason), the ONLY people who gave unrequested advise regarding charging less were MEN, each and every time. From experience, doing more than 5 sessions a day is difficult if you want to keep up quality, it does take a lot out of you. Some dude telling you "Oh but you could do 10 sessions a day if you'd charge less" is usually somebody who doesn't know jack shit, but you can bet on that he wants to spend less. I remembered a blog post by DominaM, who was certainly high end, incredibly skilled, incredibly gorgeous, she addressed the whole "charge less" stuff and why it really doesn't work: http://domina-m.blogspot.co.uk/2012/03/micro-dommenomics-re-inventing-wheel.html Yeah, I can see how there would be complications like that. To be honest, I myself am kind of wary of profiles of men pretending to be women, but I wasn't really expecting it in this context. I actually have no idea about the economics or business aspects of this particular field. I've worked in other businesses and understand the basic principles of economics, although from reading the blog and other assorted comments on the subject in various threads and elsewhere, it seems like there are plenty of pitfalls and likely a lot of flaky people around the periphery. At least that's the impression I get from this and other blogs there might be on the subject. Cost may not be the only factor here.
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