undergroundsea -> RE: Femdom "Bachelorrette" - big femdom slumber party. (12/1/2008 10:54:27 AM)
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ORIGINAL: AAkasha So if $100 guaranteed you a face-to-face introduction with 5 single (looking for relationships) women, you'd still find that too much money to spend if you were not guaranteed something in return? First, $100 is not guaranteeing a face-to-face introduction per your plan. Instead it is guaranteeing a review to see whether one is considered worthy enough for a face to face introduction and that this $100 will be used to finance a retreat for some people. Second, there is more to compatibility than for each to be simply looking for relationships. Even if $100 guaranteed a face-to-face meeting, I would think about compatibility odds and how well a given scenario aligns with my social and relationship objectives. While I keep most of my focus locally, I allow that I might meet a compatible person who lives elsewhere and that, with enough compatibility, anything can happen. So the idea of meeting people who live elsewhere as potential partners is not extraordinary. Still, I remain cold to the idea and explain why. I am going to gather 5 subs. Will you pay $100 to be considered by these men? Oh. By the way. There is no guarantee that you will be selected to meet them face to face since they will be reviewing 100-200 dommes. But hey, it's for a good cause. After they have done the reviews, they all will have a fantastic party. So even if you don't get selected, you get to contribute to the happiness of others. Cool, huh? Does seeing the situation from this perspective help you see the matter in a different light? Even if I find myself optimistic about my chances at such an event, what bothers me about your suggestion is that, to me, it seems unfair and carries a sense of disrespect for submissive men. It seems unfair because it is specifically designed to have some people pay for a retreat for others. In my opinion, it has an air of arrogance that marginalizes submissive men as a whole, and one that is based on ratios rather than personal merit. Lastly, it suggests a high fee for something that is already available via organized BDSM communities in a manner that is comparatively more fair, respectful, and compassionate. quote:
Obviously you are not the target market! He is not the target market because he disagrees with you. You are unhappy because he is disagreeing with you and, thus, are making a comment that is intended to be a swipe at him. If I am incorrect, please describe what the target market is and how he does not fit it. Cheers, Sea
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