AAkasha
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If a femdom is soliciting a tribute as some sort of payment in exchange for energy put into online domination, as long as that is clearly stated and the boundaries are agreed upon, I don't think it's taking advantage of any submissives. To those submissives that send money or tributes to a femdom on a personal site based on only a picture and a profile or email, how can he be sure the photo is really her? How can he be sure she is really a woman, and not just a man in a profit making scheme? On the other hand, I can see how requiring a tribute immediately weeds out the countless subs that really are looking for nothing other than their own interests. Meaning, if it takes *any* effort on their end (be it monetary, or time, or anything) they walk away. These men are looking to fulfill a fantasy where a main point is that they do not have to do anything. They believe submission = sit back and be stimulated-- hey, she's in charge! The moment it requires any investment of *any* kind, he will move on to the next hopeful freebie. It would be interesting if there were a way femdoms could have potential subs provide whatever the reasonable tribute they wanted, with the understanding that the tribute would be refunded if the submissive made due effort on his end before one or the other determined a connection was there. I don't know; I'm not in the market for a "new slave" per se. But, I have had online domination relationships with submissives for many years, both that required payment, and that were "free". I can tell you there is a very dramatic difference between the quality, effort and sincerity of those submissives that made an investment up front vs. those that were along for a free ride. It's almost amazing to see the difference. In the "free" pile it is extremely rare I would say, "Damn, he's a submissive I think I'd consider personally for a lot more than just email if I were looking..." (they tend to be lazy, write short emails, be demanding, whine, complain) -- vs. those that had to pay for their training -- they are more responsive, more interested in the dynamic of the relationship, put effort into their emails and sincerely want to make a good impression. So is that because they had to pay for it and they want get "more" out of it? No, I think it's because anyone serious about experiencing a taste of it for real is more willing to make some sort of commitment (even financial) up front. The others are just looking to get "something for nothing" -- with the occassional diamond in the rough who is tossed in there. The problem in all of this becomes simple: if a femdom wanted to do some sort of online training -- free -- with the right man -- she has to go through the work of weeding out a lot of those who are looking for "something for nothing." Akasha
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