MstrssScarlet
Posts: 633
Joined: 6/3/2005 From: Indianapolis, Indiana Status: offline
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I've been a Pro Domme for about a year now. When I was a lifestyle Domme, I had a lot of trouble finding a sub that had the same interests as I did AND was not attached to a significant other that disapproved. I was at a private dungeon party one night with my husband and there were a couple of other lifestyle Dommes there listening to me complain about how hard it was to find one that was juuuuusst right. One of them suggested I become a Pro Domme. Now to be honest, I had heard so many bad things from other people in the lifestyle about Pro Dommes that I was extremely reluctant. I will confess right now that I believed what I heard and unfortunately it was only reinforced when I had a run in with a Pro Domme who lacked a few social graces. Finally, because we needed the money and I was unable to find a "regular" job, I gave it a try. Well, I love it. I don't just like it, I LOVE it. I run into people who enjoy all kinds of different things, I've learned a lot (including tolerance),I have a sub to play with all the time, and I get paid for it. It just doesn't get any better than that. I made a vow to myself that I would treat my clients well and "make a reputation for myself" so to speak. I wanted my clients to enjoy themselves, not walk away feeling like they had been ripped off. My friends and my husband were all happy for me. Then I started posting to some of the Pro Domme threads that are always running somewhere in collarme. I realized that no matter how I conducted myself, I would still be lumped in with every other Pro Domme in the country if not the world. That's a damn shame. If money was the only thing that made me happy, I would still be married to my ex. He made tons of it. He still does. But I wasn't happy. I never cheated on him and I wasn't going to start. I divorced him and married a man who doesn't make a ton of money, but makes me happy. We love each other very much and enjoy the lifestyle together. We enjoy LIFE together. This hardly fits WTH's train of thought. Mistress Scarlet
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"Say, that hurts a little bit" "And you don't like to be hurt do ya?" "I don't know...kinda fun sometimes if it's done in the right spirit." Jean Harlow in The Beast of the City
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