Darkfeather
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ORIGINAL: Darkfeather While on the surface it looks completely innocent, we are talking about humans here. Basically you have one kinky female who is asking another kinky dominant to broker their "sale" to a third party. Human nature alone makes the probable outcomes from this situation less than "fruitful"....These are just two situations I can think up off the top of my head, and given time I could write dozens more, heh Sure, but can you back up your theories with any actual facts or is this just BDSM baloney? All I can tell you is that there is a direct relationship (no, scratch that -- a perfect fit) with a perfectly normal vanilla job category. Perhaps you think all those people providing matchmaking services are full of it too? What if the matchmaking professional is actually a professional and the expectations of the participants are actually reasonable? Here you run into a whole mess of problems. In the vanilla world, you have two things that usually keep people honest. Word of mouth, and reputation. If any person wants to be a legitimate job placement broker, it is their reputation as an honest matchmaker, that allows them to get and keep clients. No one would go to a job broker, if they heard bad things about them correct? So reputation and word of mouth, keep vanilla brokers, usually, on the up-and-up. In the kink world, where people are less likely to talk about their sexual proclivities openly, it becomes harder to get word of mouth and reputation references. You simply can't call a BDSM version of angie's list to see if that slave placement broker is kosher.
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