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ORIGINAL: VicTimized

Before I proceed ahead and actually provide a review I thought it might be prudent to ask whether this is the proper forum in which to post a review (positive, by the way) of a Pro Domme. Is this the right place, or is that more of a "marketplace" sort of thing?

Thanks! VT

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ORIGINAL: stef

The merits of the services provided by pros isn't the issue here; the advertising is. When someone with zero posting history suddenly appears to extol a pro's service, it makes people wonder about the source and the pressure behind it. We've had our fair share of folks we've never seen before being sent here in order to please their "Mistress" or gain favor with them by making similar posts so forgive us if we have a fair bit of skepticism regarding your motives.

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ORIGINAL: DesFIP

If she's on here then Positive Experiences.

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ORIGINAL: VicTimized

There is a presumption imbedded there that relationships are of a binary quality only, i.e., that you can have either a personal or a professional relationship with a Domme, but not both, or similarly that if a woman works as a Pro Domme she doesn't have non-professional friends and play relationships.

It's a huge fallacy and informed largely by systemic bias against those involved in professional provision of adult entertainment services.

I count among my "scene" friends a number of women who provide, on a full or part time basis, Pro Domme services.

I've also found, generally, that Pro Dommes give a lot back to the D/s community and are pretty generous with their time at events, workshops, demos, play labs, etc.

But I am cynical of the ability of board ramblings to convince anyone of anything. It's one of the reasons that when I came back to CS after the collapse of CM I haven't been back on the discussion boards.


'Nuff said.

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ORIGINAL: VicTimized

There is a presumption imbedded there that relationships are of a binary quality only, i.e., that you can have either a personal or a professional relationship with a Domme, but not both, or similarly that if a woman works as a Pro Domme she doesn't have non-professional friends and play relationships.

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ORIGINAL: VicTimized

There is a presumption imbedded there that relationships are of a binary quality only, i.e., that you can have either a personal or a professional relationship with a Domme, but not both, or similarly that if a woman works as a Pro Domme she doesn't have non-professional friends and play relationships.

It's a huge fallacy and informed largely by systemic bias against those involved in professional provision of adult entertainment services.

I count among my "scene" friends a number of women who provide, on a full or part time basis, Pro Domme services.

I've also found, generally, that Pro Dommes give a lot back to the D/s community and are pretty generous with their time at events, workshops, demos, play labs, etc.

But I am cynical of the ability of board ramblings to convince anyone of anything. It's one of the reasons that when I came back to CS after the collapse of CM I haven't been back on the discussion boards.


'Nuff said.

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ORIGINAL: DarkSteven

Yeah, shame that Yelp doesn't review Dommes.