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MsNymph -> RE: What ever happened to.... (5/28/2014 11:19:31 AM)


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ORIGINAL: RedMagic1

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ORIGINAL: MsNymph
I have no idea what post you are referring to, please point it out if it does exist.

I find it hard to believe that this request is a serious one, but ok. I'm talking about your currently-active thread in Ask A Submissive, where you state that you have no idea what to provide as a reward for an online slave.

In my world, before asking anyone for money, I need to be trained, certified, and to come with references. I consider anything less to be unprofessional at best. You, by contrast, are making it up as you go along, much like the pouting 20-somethings who call men losers once a month so they can pay their rent. I think it's likely that, far from being a financial dominant, you are a financial sub to something, whether it's an expensive relationship, or your unexpected underemployment or unemployment.

All that said, I would never send someone a message out of the blue unless it was a positive one. You, by contrast, posted on a public forum, wanting to know why people might think "your kink is not ok." So I figured I'd tell you what I see. I don't think you're engaging in a kink at all; I think you're trying to create a survival strategy. Speaking only for myself, my ethics would not permit me to experiment on other human beings while taking money from them at the same time.

You did ask.


Yes, I did ask that question in that section, and that is because all of my previous experience has been face to face, not online. I was asking for suggestions from those that would best be able to answer, who might possibly be in an online dynamic, and be a sub/slave.

Obviously you have NOT read my profile here, so the rest of your ramblings are irrelevant.

MN




RedMagic1 -> RE: What ever happened to.... (5/28/2014 11:20:20 AM)

Actually, I'll add something else. My girlfriend, whom I met on another site, is a switch, and she spanked me for the first time ever about two weeks ago. The conversation went something like this.

Her: Is it ok if I'm the one who spanks you tonight, Red? I used to be active in BigCity kink community, and I trained under a dominatrix for over a year.

Me: Sure, sounds hot.

And it went well, plus she provided a ton of aftercare. Even in that situation, where there was no money involved and we trust each other, she presented her credentials when she was asking to top me. That is part of why I'm attracted to her: she's a serious, legit person.




GreedyTop -> RE: What ever happened to.... (5/28/2014 11:22:51 AM)

*gooses Red*




RedMagic1 -> RE: What ever happened to.... (5/28/2014 11:25:35 AM)

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ORIGINAL: MsNymph
Obviously you have NOT read my profile here, so the rest of your ramblings are irrelevant.

People lie on profiles all the time. I don't find them to be a good way to read people's intentions, or skill level. Post pattern, on the other hand, can be quite revealing. Do people overstate or understate their level of skill and understanding? When they pose questions, do they entertain contrary viewpoints, or only take seriously the people who say "yes of course you're right"? Conversational tendencies like that reveal personality in a way that edited profile text might not.

Anyway, I've posted here enough. I'm off your thread. Take care.

Edited to add: Hi Greedy!




Spiritedsub2 -> RE: What ever happened to.... (5/28/2014 12:24:38 PM)

You will find on the forums that many people don't regard financial domination as a kink at all. Many of us regard fin dommes as failed hooker wannabes, or as Dire Straits would say, getting money for nothing.

But you should do great on the profile side. Just slap up some pictures demonstrating you're female, maybe wear some black leather. This side of the site will just be a bust.




Crouchingtiger77 -> RE: What ever happened to.... (5/28/2014 2:38:11 PM)

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I'm sorry, but it really still amazes me how ill mannered some people can be.


I do not know what others would criticize you about unless it would be the financial part of your kink. But, you do spell it out and also you leave room for a relationship to not have anything to do with money.

And, at your young age, yes , I did look at that, you are not some 19 or 20 year old seeking for a sugar daddy of some type.

There are also I suppose some men and women who feel they need to pay their Domme (in particular Domme versus Dom) for the training they receive. I do not know why that is unless of course there are so many males out there to choose from and not as many females.

But, I would not let what others say bother you but let their comments fall off your back like rain on a duck, isn't that the idiom?




MissImmortalPain -> RE: What ever happened to.... (5/28/2014 3:19:15 PM)

*way off topic* Red, I think I love you.

*on topic* Everyone judges, get used to the idea. You should also get used to the end that it is sometimes hard to get people on the net to shut up, just block them and move on.




Gauge -> RE: What ever happened to.... (5/28/2014 3:30:49 PM)

I know very little about financial domination. Is it a legitimate kink? Considering all of the other kinks out there, I don't see why it wouldn't be legitimate. It is not something that I would do personally, but there are many other kinks that I do not participate in either. Do I judge it? Sometimes, sometimes I do not. For myself, I happen to have a fetish about keeping money in my wallet as long as I can. Don't judge me.

Look, I believe the knee-jerk reaction when someone says "financial domination" is to think of opportunistic people who take advantage of others. This can be seen very clearly on some of the fly-by-night profiles that sweep through the message boards from time to time that state that they are all that and a slice of pie too and bow down and I will crush your wallet just because I am amazing. Sorry, but it happens and the perception starts there. Anyone can throw a picture of a pretty woman up on a profile and claim to be a "fin-dom" and countless guys are certainly apt to send money to them. I think it is kind of pathetic, but that is just me and the way I see that sort of thing. Stupid guys with more money than sense being used by someone else for financial gain. If it didn't work, no one would do it.

For the legitimate ones that practice it as a genuine kink, well... OK, not my cup of tea, but if it makes you happy and it makes the person paying happy, then go for it. If you are genuine in your pursuit of financial domination, then why the hell would you care what anyone else thought about it? Do you have other kinks? Do you care what someone thinks about that? This happens to be no different. It isn't fair to simply be dismissive of financial domination, but it would be terribly misguided to think that it has a good perception among other kinksters because of its misuse.

I believe that the community decries misuse of any kink when appropriate. A few months ago, there was a guy on here who was a recovering alcoholic, his mistress knew this and wanted to force him to drink because she was his dominant and what she said goes. I would have to re-read the thread but I do not believe that one person in the community told the guy to drink because your mistress commands it. For the same reason, we tend to get a little riled when someone clearly does not know what they are doing and claims that they do. I believe that we tend to defend what we do because of the outlandish perception that the world in general holds about BDSM, and that just because someone says they are a dominant or submissive, it doesn't immediately make them one. Financial Domination is one of those kinks that gets abused mainly because it involves money for very little work. That it has a bad reputation is simply the nature of the beast.







Crouchingtiger77 -> RE: What ever happened to.... (5/28/2014 3:51:17 PM)

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A few months ago, there was a guy on here who was a recovering alcoholic, his mistress knew this and wanted to force him to drink because she was his dominant and what she said goes.


I have a serious question for you, but do you think that any person, who knows that their submissive / slave has health issues like this, shouldn't be called on the carpet for demanding their slave do things which are harmful to that persons health no matter what the Domme or Dom wants?

I would also ask this of any other health issue, for example a person is allergic to peanuts but the Mistress or Master upon learning of this decided to order their slave to be in the presence, the aroma of peanut oil? Or, for those who need, according to every reputable doctor and health care worker to lose weight but the Mistress / Master want their slave to be morbidly obese and there could be hundreds of examples,

Are not these type of persons

A: both irresponsible and to a sense criminally negligent and need to be called on the carpet, both in the kink community and then by the legal community as well?

B. Is there a kink which says one has the right to put another persons in health beccause that gives pleasure or that is the kink of the mistress or master as the case may be?




payingoinker -> RE: What ever happened to.... (5/28/2014 4:01:34 PM)

@Gauge

Very well said!! Although you lost me at the end when you said "Financial Domination is one of those kinks that gets abused mainly because it involves money for very little work". Since when did BDSM become work and the judging of a kink is based on how much work you have to put into it. For those of us truly into the legitimate kink of financial domination, we don't look at it as work at all. It is who we are and what we are attracted to, it is not work. If it were only about the money then that is prodom or theft, but that is not financial domination. Just because their are people who pervert a true kink for their gain does not make it any less legit kink.




caringShrink -> RE: What ever happened to.... (5/28/2014 4:06:38 PM)

I agree that a Dom should never put a submissive in such a position and to demand something that could be harmful, but the real questions is why would anyone continue to be in such a relationship? In the end aren't ultimately responsible for our own wellbeing?


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ORIGINAL: Crouchingtiger77

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A few months ago, there was a guy on here who was a recovering alcoholic, his mistress knew this and wanted to force him to drink because she was his dominant and what she said goes.


I have a serious question for you, but do you think that any person, who knows that their submissive / slave has health issues like this, shouldn't be called on the carpet for demanding their slave do things which are harmful to that persons health no matter what the Domme or Dom wants?

I would also ask this of any other health issue, for example a person is allergic to peanuts but the Mistress or Master upon learning of this decided to order their slave to be in the presence, the aroma of peanut oil? Or, for those who need, according to every reputable doctor and health care worker to lose weight but the Mistress / Master want their slave to be morbidly obese and there could be hundreds of examples,

Are not these type of persons

A: both irresponsible and to a sense criminally negligent and need to be called on the carpet, both in the kink community and then by the legal community as well?

B. Is there a kink which says one has the right to put another persons in health beccause that gives pleasure or that is the kink of the mistress or master as the case may be?





Crouchingtiger77 -> RE: What ever happened to.... (5/28/2014 4:11:24 PM)

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In the end aren't ultimately responsible for are our wellbeing?


It is possible, persons living in abusive situations are demonstration of this, that persons who get say into a D's relationship and then later on, perhaps the Domme / Dom and or Mistress / Master have some type of change, perhaps the changes are small at first and they begin to believe they have all this power that was given to them by their slave, and they perhaps lose sight of what is healthy,

It is difficult to say. There can be many reasons for this on both sides of the relationship.




Gauge -> RE: What ever happened to.... (5/28/2014 4:31:07 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Crouchingtiger77

I have a serious question for you, but do you think that any person, who knows that their submissive / slave has health issues like this, shouldn't be called on the carpet for demanding their slave do things which are harmful to that persons health no matter what the Domme or Dom wants?

I would also ask this of any other health issue, for example a person is allergic to peanuts but the Mistress or Master upon learning of this decided to order their slave to be in the presence, the aroma of peanut oil? Or, for those who need, according to every reputable doctor and health care worker to lose weight but the Mistress / Master want their slave to be morbidly obese and there could be hundreds of examples,

Are not these type of persons

A: both irresponsible and to a sense criminally negligent and need to be called on the carpet, both in the kink community and then by the legal community as well?

B. Is there a kink which says one has the right to put another persons in health beccause that gives pleasure or that is the kink of the mistress or master as the case may be?


The example was simply an illustration of an abuse of a kink setting. The topic of debating whether one should be held responsible legally or morally for their actions is one that can be discussed elsewhere. This is not a cop out on my behalf, I simply do not want to hijack the thread.




Gauge -> RE: What ever happened to.... (5/28/2014 4:56:06 PM)


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ORIGINAL: payingoinker

@Gauge

Very well said!! Although you lost me at the end when you said "Financial Domination is one of those kinks that gets abused mainly because it involves money for very little work". Since when did BDSM become work and the judging of a kink is based on how much work you have to put into it. For those of us truly into the legitimate kink of financial domination, we don't look at it as work at all. It is who we are and what we are attracted to, it is not work. If it were only about the money then that is prodom or theft, but that is not financial domination. Just because their are people who pervert a true kink for their gain does not make it any less legit kink.


I never said that abuse of a kink makes it less or more legitimate. The sentence you pointed out could certainly be read the way you read it, however if you want an explanation I will do my best.

Let's take a Pro-Dominant (male or female) for an example. They provide a service for money. While anyone can certainly claim to be a pro-dominant, the person paying for those services will know in short order whether or not the person is good at what they do. I confess that I know very little about professional dominants, but I do know a thing or two about being a dominant. In the case of paying for the service of a pro-dominant, I would think that a great deal of care and effort has to be taken to insure that your client would be satisfied. You must have a good setting, equipment and various implements of torture available to you. Additionally, you have had to have put in a good deal of time learning what to do with someone so as to not cause injury. Understand that I am talking about the serious ones, not those that simply claim to be something they are not. What pro-dominants do takes an investment of money and time and it takes work.

Financial dominants don't really need much training, have little monetary investment, and can call people names and get paid for it. I am talking mainly about those that are simply in it to bilk someone out of their cash, not the ones who practice it in earnest. Whether or not it is an accurate depiction of the financial kink or not, that is the perception that I have and I am sure there is more to it than what I may think. If financial domination is just another tool in your dominant bag of kinky tricks, so be it, and your investment into your kink is multifaceted, not just a singular focus. If it is your only focus, then you must be prepared to deal with those who think you are full of shit.

I hope that helps explain things.




seekingOwnertoo -> RE: What ever happened to.... (5/28/2014 7:03:50 PM)

in reply to the OP ....

Personally, I do Not condone blatant rudeness for what you post on your profile ... and as others have mentioned, take full advantage of the Block and Hide features of this site. So I understand this aspect of your post ...

Yet again, as others have noted, there are thousands of Fin Domme Princesses here already, as well as many victims of your particular "kink".

So it does not surprise me you are unpopular; and bear the wrath of people who have already been taken by your predecessors.

Remember, there are many, many before you.

That said, are you really sure online only Fin Domme is a "kink"?

Or is it just a new angle on the worlds oldest profession?

Thinking the "rude" vote is for the latter.








HausVonHerrin -> RE: What ever happened to.... (6/1/2014 1:38:32 PM)

Judging someone else's kink to be abusive is a slippery slope. The example above is extreme but could be justified. If someone has a slave who is alcoholic but they have been working on building trust and faith in one another for a while and the object of a 'scene' is to expand that trust and open new horizons it could be possible to have her take a drink and use her newly found internal skills in M/s to overcome her desire to drink further. If it works she is stronger and more devoted as a slave.

I have done similar things, taught slaves to use their breathe to get through intense pain and then administered a beating with the instruction to specifically NOT breath through the pain but experience it all. It's scary and difficult but if it works turns out to be a growing experience for the M/s dynamic.

We all have watched someone else's scene and first reaction is 'OMG... that's abusive' but often when we get to know what's going on it's actually beautiful. We can learn a lot as spectators in those situations. I really try not to throw stones for that reason. Watching someone else get pushed to their limits may be scary and look like abuse but it can also be awe inspiring if we have an open mind. As long as they clean up the blood afterward [;)]




Killerangel -> RE: What ever happened to.... (6/1/2014 3:35:40 PM)


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ORIGINAL: HausVonHerrin

Judging someone else's kink to be abusive is a slippery slope. The example above is extreme but could be justified. If someone has a slave who is alcoholic but they have been working on building trust and faith in one another for a while and the object of a 'scene' is to expand that trust and open new horizons it could be possible to have her take a drink and use her newly found internal skills in M/s to overcome her desire to drink further. If it works she is stronger and more devoted as a slave.

I have done similar things, taught slaves to use their breathe to get through intense pain and then administered a beating with the instruction to specifically NOT breath through the pain but experience it all. It's scary and difficult but if it works turns out to be a growing experience for the M/s dynamic.

We all have watched someone else's scene and first reaction is 'OMG... that's abusive' but often when we get to know what's going on it's actually beautiful. We can learn a lot as spectators in those situations. I really try not to throw stones for that reason. Watching someone else get pushed to their limits may be scary and look like abuse but it can also be awe inspiring if we have an open mind. As long as they clean up the blood afterward [;)]


Are you familiar with how alcoholism is treated? No one should who is on the road to sobriety should ever take another drink, period. There is no justification or reason for a recovering alcoholic to ever take another drink. Not even if it is part of a BDSM trust-expanding 'scene', which by the way, is a terrible reason to mess with someone's sobriety. Which leads me to the question of if you don't have knowledge of this particular illness and treatment, then you should not be giving out horrible advice about playing with someone's life under the guise of some M/s mumbo jumbo. Part of being a Dom is knowing what you are dealing with.

Comparing having an alcoholic drink alcohol to breathing techniques to get through pain is comparing apples and tractors, not remotely the same.




Crouchingtiger77 -> RE: What ever happened to.... (6/1/2014 3:49:40 PM)

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Part of being a Dom is knowing what you are dealing with.


Killerangel, I agree with your assessment but I'm sure there will be some who would say,
One's kink may not be yours but each to their own.

And, they may very well desire to for example as their kink to push their submissive their slave to partake of adult beverages or if their sub / slave is for example allergic to peanuts to force them to partake of peanuts to see how far they can take their sub / slave.

This is wrong but I'm sure there are some who would say that it is their business and no one else's.




thishereboi -> RE: What ever happened to.... (6/1/2014 4:19:11 PM)


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ORIGINAL: MsNymph


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ORIGINAL: RedMagic1

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ORIGINAL: MsNymph
I have no idea what post you are referring to, please point it out if it does exist.

I find it hard to believe that this request is a serious one, but ok. I'm talking about your currently-active thread in Ask A Submissive, where you state that you have no idea what to provide as a reward for an online slave.

In my world, before asking anyone for money, I need to be trained, certified, and to come with references. I consider anything less to be unprofessional at best. You, by contrast, are making it up as you go along, much like the pouting 20-somethings who call men losers once a month so they can pay their rent. I think it's likely that, far from being a financial dominant, you are a financial sub to something, whether it's an expensive relationship, or your unexpected underemployment or unemployment.

All that said, I would never send someone a message out of the blue unless it was a positive one. You, by contrast, posted on a public forum, wanting to know why people might think "your kink is not ok." So I figured I'd tell you what I see. I don't think you're engaging in a kink at all; I think you're trying to create a survival strategy. Speaking only for myself, my ethics would not permit me to experiment on other human beings while taking money from them at the same time.

You did ask.


Yes, I did ask that question in that section, and that is because all of my previous experience has been face to face, not online. I was asking for suggestions from those that would best be able to answer, who might possibly be in an online dynamic, and be a sub/slave.

Obviously you have NOT read my profile here, so the rest of your ramblings are irrelevant.

MN



well I can't speak for Red, but I read it and I think he is spot on. Personally I would be surprised if you didn't get nasty email.




ivone57 -> RE: What ever happened to.... (6/1/2014 9:26:50 PM)

oh my gosh I haven't heard of CastleRealm in such a long time.... now that was a nice fantasy




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