Voltare
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Lotus, Excellent post, thank you. Jasmyn, Lotus appeared to be trying to draw a line between those who dominate for enjoyment and personal relationships, and those who market it. I don't believe she suggested that domination was on par with a whore. Personally, I have nothing against women who work as Pro-Dommes, but neither should it offend me in the least if a woman works as a prostitute. Empowerment doesn't come from selling fantasy. A Pro-Domme (like a Prostitute) fulfills a need in society that is generally socially forbidden by the ignorant and the rightous. Boyfriends don't just give 200 dollar cash rewards to their girlfriends after a great hour of sex, pretending a Pro-Domme is somehow 'better' than a prostitute is degrading to prostitutes, and neither a Prostitute or Pro-Domme is 'empowering' themselves - they are simply supplying a service in a field that offers a great deal of profit. None of these commercial activities are even remotely related with presenting a positive image of lifestyle, relationship oriented dominant women. No emotional relationship should come with a price tag. (edit: sorry if I sounded a bit over the top the first time around - it's a topic that actually hits close to my own home, and past.)
< Message edited by Voltare -- 9/26/2006 2:28:36 PM >
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