Elorin
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Joined: 8/22/2004 From: San Antonio, TX Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: lopoka There seems to be many Dommes who ask for cash tributes in order to "weed out" fakes. Yet some of these people seem to be fakes to me, they are asking for money before even showing a picture or verifying by voice over the phone, who they are who they say they are. These are individuals whom claim to be lifestyle instead of professionally oriented. Is tribute a necessary way in order for people to prove devotion? I thought relationships between Mistresses and subs was about getting to know someone, not just plumping down a bunch of cash to a stranger with no guarantee of anything. Please share Y/your thoughts. Hello precious ~blows pinches~ and good to see you in the forums! Some of the women who ask for tributes are certainly fakers with no interest in domination and no interest in the sub. There is no doubt of it. But not all women who demand it are that. Some of them are women who basically want some kind of proof that the sub is not going to disappear after 2 or 3 e-mails - basically after he has wanked off and gotten his "use" from the Domme. I've been there and felt that. A tribute of any form - cash, a handwritten letter, a non-erotic task, a gift - is not necessary to prove devotion. It may, however, prove that you are willing to do more than talk about your fetish, which means the domme in question might be willing to talk with you. However, you could do the same by picking an item that is on her interests list and sending her something that shows you took time and thought about it. Look up boots and say "I saw you like boots and I found these great websites for buying boots online." and provide a link, or find a great site with a list of renn faires in her area. There are just as many people out for a quick jerkoff on the sub side as there are on the dominant side. But BDSM isn't necessarily about getting to know someone. It is about bondage and discipline, dominance and submission, and sadomasochism. Everything else is gravy. Certainly long term D/s relationships benefit from getting to know someone...but that isn't the goal of BDSM. Good luck searching darlin... ~E
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