FieryOpal
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Joined: 12/8/2013 From: Maryland Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: subbybound I went to see a Dominatrix and had a very nice time. She was friendly, sociable and really seemed to enjoy what she was doing. I saw her the following week and she was much more business orientated. It took the fun out of it. First of all you refer to her as a 'Dominatrix' which is the professional label for a Domme-for-hire, i.e., a BDSM provider of Topping services. Was it your understanding that you were more than a client? Specifically, did you consider yourself her new sub and she your new Mistress, because you may have been viewing this all wrong from the get-go. I'll go out on a limb here and say that your first session was as a new customer in a tip industry where you are expected to show your appreciation by tipping. By your own admission, you enjoyed your rendezvous, and should have tipped her accordingly instead of getting relegated to the piddly low/no-tipping bastard category. quote:
I saw her the following week and this time she was not only business orientated but in a hurry. She seemed mechanical and could hardly wait to end the session. I asked her about it and she snarled, "I've got a lot going on in my life right now. I've got a lot of things to do." It sounds as if you had already taken the wind out of her sails. Could she have shown better professionalism? Sure, probably so, and we have no way of knowing how experienced as a professional she actually is, or whether she is a dabbler. BTW, what exactly was it that you asked her? Verbatim. (No, not the newbie dude poster named verbatim) quote:
I'm not going to see her again. Why can't each session be like the first? I enjoyed it and I'm happy to pay the tribute. Paying a fee for services rendered is NOT tribute, just like taking a lady out on a date entitles you to nothing further than hoping to enjoy that woman's company. You are not interested in procuring services from her any longer. You are a disgruntled customer, she was never your Mistress, and you were not her sub -- just to be clear on this unclarified point. It seems to me she decided early on that you were not worth the trouble to keep as a regular customer, to retain as a client, and certainly not suitable subby play partner material. quote:
Why can't she enjoy it? Why does she have to treat it like a job? See above.
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