WhipTheHip
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> I'm sorry that you've had such a terrible experience with the scene WtH. I have not had any bad experiences with the scene so I am not sure what you are talking about. > I know that once you've had certain bad experiences they can > color your perspective verily easily, and it's a difficult trap to > escape from. I don't recall have any bad experiences. > All the negative aspects of a particular 'type' of person > become exxagerated, and the notion of finding anyone > who _isn't_ messed up feels daunting. Interestingly enough, > this tends to be _exactly_ what is happening with women > who have had enough bad experiences that they start to > hate men. I think certain people are more likely to be traumatized and/or influenced by a few experiences. That is not the case with me. >It's important to know that what you are seeing _is_ an illusion. Did you ever consider the possibility that what you are seeing _is_ an illusion? > Most ProDommes enter the business because it seems like fun. How do you know this? Have you conducted a survey? Was the sample population truly random? Or are you speaking simply from your own personal experience? > And as far as the service oriented, and the pleasure that comes > from truely pleasing someone, well....it strikes me that if this is > true about you, really true, and you can and do take pleasure > in _real_ selflessness, and can break through your own blocks > enough to find this... I have no blocks to find this. > there are people out there that would love your service. A > good way to start this practice might be a volunteer organization, I have engaged in this pratice all my life. I have always helped the poor, the needy, the sick, the disabled, the mentally ill, the emotionally disturbed, those addicted to drugs and alcohol, and the homeless. I don't need volunteer organizations. I do more good helping people directly. > or volunteering to help your local BDSM community. I will be starting my own BDSM S. Florida community for those under the age of 35. > And if you try, and try very hard, I am sure you will find > one that truely appreciates your gift, and will reward in kind. I have no gift. And I am not looking for reward. Cheers, Michael
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