I used to be quite
upset when dommes have an entitlement complex, but truth to be told, a lot of
that “Give me, I’m a superior being” stuff is something that does turn guys on.
They aren’t forced, most actually look for financial dommes and while it’s not a
fetish I understand, but hey, if it makes people happy, who really cares. I
don’t think there would be FinDommes out there without guys looking for them
and yeah, giving them money.
There always have been
guys out there who decided that domination or BDSM should be free and on
demand, I might have the odd rant about that, but there is seriously nothing
wrong with seeking a life-style domme, just don’t shoot yourself in the foot,
here’s a little bit of a manual what might work and what might not work if you’re
looking for one: http://exdomme.blogspot.co.uk/2012/11/domination-owed.html
Though in general if
you are married, the chances of finding a life-style domme are slim, she might
want commitment and you have already committed to your wife, and you should
take that commitment seriously. There are odd cases where the domme is OK with
it, that’s usually when the wife is informed and OK with it. It’s a bit hard to
have a trusting relationship with somebody who’s betraying the partner. Pro
dommes don’t have (or shouldn’t have) expectations outside of the usual, you
know that you are keeping appointments, that you are clean and that you pay.
You pay because you don’t have any other commitments, pro dommes won’t call you
up in the middle of the night because they can’t sleep and want to talk, they
won’t call you up to help with something, the relationship is professional, you
don’t pay with your time, you pay in coin.
But now you got a new
breed, nasty sub who thinks he’s entitled to sessions and somebody else should
pay for it. He’s a good person, honestly, he ONCE gave 20 bucks to a guy (or so
he claims) and people give to sports and cheerleaders, so why shouldn’t they
give to him and his selfish wishes? I wonder if he realizes that sports is
public enjoyment, will he broadcast his free session to give back to his
“sponsors”? That alone is a reason to not sponsor him, ewwww…
This is getting
funnier and funnier
The
government programs you mention that exist in the US are socialist programs. They are forms of collectivism. The government
forcibly takes (via taxes) from one person to provide welfare for another
person. For some reason, a government nanny state is okay but what I suggest is
not.
So first he whines about the cruel world
where people don’t care about his little bit of happiness, but he considers
welfare as something evil? I guess the children should starve so he can have
his session, it’s only evil and socialist if it’s for others, I get it…
Considering that he doesn’t work (he claims
an “anxiety disorder”), I think he might be on one of those evil socialist
programs, you know this form of collectivism where the government robs one
person to give to another… But we always have to remember that he is a very
good person, I mean ONCE he gave $20…
I was reminded of a friend who lived with
us for about 18 months, the guy is an ex special forces soldier, severe post
traumatic stress disorder, didn’t stop him from doing what he could, because he
never wanted to pick up a gun, he worked on building sites, didn’t earn a lot
of money. I met him a while before he moved in, he always seemed to be a very
kind soul, always made a fuss over the dog (good way to get into my good
graces) and then later again when he was screwed over, company he worked for
had folded owing him a lot of money, he had applied for unemployment benefits
but the paper work dragged on, in the meantime he had lost his place to live
and was sleeping rough. We invited him in, as we have a room we don’t use, not
too big, not too fancy, but warm with a bed and furniture. This guy who really
barely could make ends meet offered to pay rent, we had to make up stories that
he’s doing us a favor because we need somebody to dog and cat sit for him to
accept to live rent free.
Why I bring it up? Because of the
difference! Our friend had a dream (teaching English in China) and he worked
his ass off, despite his disability, he didn’t expect people to buy him a
ticket, he didn’t want hand-outs, he didn’t feel entitled to free stuff.
He is somebody people respect, somebody who
actually does stuff, no excuses, doesn’t expect handouts or people paying for
him, as a result and because he’s the first one to lend a helping hand, people
go out of their way to make his life a bit easier and help him where they can.
Funny how that works…
Another thing I noticed with the charmer,
he claims to be a submissive, oddly enough he’s quite deferential to men but
amazingly rude to women… Hypocritical much?
But clearly not his own fault that he
doesn’t get a free session, the world owes him one, really, we should all stop
being so damned unfeeling. Who’s going first? I guess the proper way to
approach him for a free session would be “And how may I dominate you today,
Sir? And how many hours of my own time would you like me to waste on you?
Clearly anything I plan to do and any work are not as important as your desire
to be dominated…”
I think I just threw up a little…
And in case you wondered, yeah, he is the
same as this guy : http://exdomme.blogspot.co.uk/2012/11/domination-owed.html
Hey he might want to ask the Dire Straits, you know, money for nothing and your chicks for free
Hey he might want to ask the Dire Straits, you know, money for nothing and your chicks for free
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