FieryOpal
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Joined: 12/8/2013 From: Maryland Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: Bhruic Numerous repliers seem to have misinterpreted the OP's "wish list" comment as referring an experiential, or kink wish list... rather than a material one. That is also a different story, in my opinion. Oh, I'm pretty sure that OP has numerous GIMME lists, as well as the standard DO-ME SUB LIST FOR KINK & FETISH DELIVERY SYSTEMS (aka Domme-Tops). His idea of a Wish List seems more aligned with compiling an on-line *Gift*Wish List Registry, and his rationale is that since Fin-Dommes maintain [Amazon]Wish Lists, why shouldn't he? Never mind that he's not a Fin-Domme, not even a Fin-Switch (although he could target the non-hetero HNG market share). Or that he isn't in a position to interest any women in "purchasing" his used underclothing or pay for cam shows. No, he wants fast-food gratification rather than dealing in relationship currency, only he has no (unwanted) fast food to offer us either. If anybody can coin a name for this, other than young-adult male self-entitlement syndrome (the female version is already referred to loosely as a Valley Girl [Pay]Princess), I'd be happy to hear what this pathology is called. quote:
ORIGINAL: GoddessManko quote:
ORIGINAL: evesgrden Color me hallmark, but gifts should come from the heart and shouldn't have anything to do with power. Do you give your friends, parents, children, neighbors, colleagues your "wish lists" in case they just want to show appreciation? Wish lists are for registries and kids who believe in Santa. They're gifts. Or they're payment. Choose. All this wish list nonsense is what I call "bureaucracy", and it's getting in the way of MY playtime. New thread; "Lifestyle Female Ds, a dying breed? Can you blame them?" The prognosis doesn't look good, GM. You could start such a thread, but there are barely any of us bona fide Lifestyle Dommes left anymore, much less still available, to post upon it.
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