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RE: Why Financial Domination Bothers Me... - 1/15/2012 11:24:18 AM   
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(1) why do you keep thinking that consent has to be continual the whole way throughout??

(2) When I met Master and agreed to be his slave, I gave consent ONCE. After that it's up to him to do whatever he wants. I can either stay or leave whether I like it or not. Does this mean I'm being abused and it's not consensual? Yeah there are some thing he does that are not consensual but yet it is because I'm still here. I don't enjoy every single thing he does to me but I stay anyway.

(3)Same thing with those who want to be "forced" to drink. They gave their consent when they agreed to get drunk, when they took that first sip. It's not like they didn't know what would happen. They knew exactly right from the start and they stayed and they continued to drink. They're adults, not stupid unless they're complete morons and if that's the case they shouldn't even be dating at all and definitely not in a bdsm context.


1. Because as circumstances change, consent must necessary be renewed. This isn't a new concept. Every time a researcher alters the protocols of his procedure, he needs fresh approval from the IRB to continue his research and all of his research participants need to consent to the new procedures, and sign an entirely new form. Why? Because as circumstances change, so do the risks involved, and they are NOT always foreseeable.

2. That's different. You're in a relationship built on mutual trust and understanding. If you play with some stranger in a dungeon, does your consent to play extend to all types of play? Do you only need to consent once? Do you play with a stranger without a safeword? Better yet, do you consent to play, get drunk, and not complain when after the fact, you find things went too far?

3. No, it isn't the same. If I accept drinks from a gentlemen and consent to have sex with him afterwards, and he has sex with me, great. If I wake up and find out he passed me around to all his friends, I call the cops. And when Mr. Gentlemen says, "Well she agreed to have sex before getting drunk! She knew what she was getting into," my next paycheck says it doesn't hold up in court. Its the same deal if, prior to getting drunk, the finsub agrees to pay $100 in tribute, and ends up paying $1000. He knew he was going to be paying cash, but he didn't consent to the specifics of the scenario mentioned. He didn't consent to giving away $1000. That's why I keep asking if findoms discuss a pre-agreed upon spending limit. No one has said, "Yes."

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RE: Why Financial Domination Bothers Me... - 1/15/2012 11:28:32 AM   
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Am I supposed to take the findoms---those who directly profit from the intox lines---at their word, trusting that what they are doing is ethical, but hey, their standards are a big secret so that can't talk about it?


Why shouldn't you? Particularly when you have not desire to play with them.

You seem to insist on ignoring that we are dealing with consenting adults. A findomme who bankrupts her client is an idiot...she is killing the goose that laid the golden egg.

I don't automatically hold casino's liable because a gambling addict bankrupts his family. Neither am I going to automatically hold a findomme liable if a guy bankrupts his family. It takes two to play...ALWAYS.

The key to illegal blackmail is secrets and nonconsent. If you don't hold any secrets (i.e., you are married and your wife is on board with this) and you aren't doing anything illegal, then the findomme that tries to REALLY blackmail a client has no material with which to blackmail you. This is part and parcel of checking out who you play with. If she threatens and it is no longer consensual, you tell your wife and call the cops. We often think people care about us more than they do. Chances are if she does leak the photos/videos (and you are not an educator) not too many people are going to care. If you are an educator, then you were taking chances with your career and knew it.



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Think I'm gonna high-jack my own thread. What do you all feel about professional ethics with respect to financial domination? We talk about the ethics of pro-dommes, and D/s relationships all the time.



Findommes, it seems ARE pro-dommes. They just aren't beating the crap out of a person.

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RE: Why Financial Domination Bothers Me... - 1/15/2012 11:29:52 AM   
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Okay, now see you have used a word that bothers me. You have a problem with the "unethical, unsafe practice of either" I should point out that if playing to someones kink for pay is unethical so is rotating some womans tires.


Too true! It isn't paying for the satisfaction of kink that I have a problem with. It's things like setting up intox lines without setting up a pre-agreed upon spending limits. Mind you, findoms may do such a thing, but if they do, its apparently a big secret.

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RE: Why Financial Domination Bothers Me... - 1/15/2012 11:33:48 AM   
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Hey, I can actually answer this one. But not as you asked it. Do some findoms ask about what a person can afford and what they can't...yes. Is it a always a pre-agreed upon amount.....no.

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That's why I keep asking if findoms discuss a pre-agreed upon spending limit.


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RE: Why Financial Domination Bothers Me... - 1/15/2012 11:35:10 AM   
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That's why I keep asking if findoms discuss a pre-agreed upon spending limit. No one has said, "Yes."



That would be the smart thing to do in playing with a stranger. You negotiate limits prior to play (and no, I NEVER play with strangers...I only play with my mate).

You don't seem to think very much of the brain power of men. You come across as looking for reasons to hate findommes rather than to seek understanding. You come across as wanting to paint them all with the "unethical" brush (presuming guilt instead of innocence). You don't seem to want to place the responsibility on the owner of the wallet.

In a court of law in the US, innocence is presumed, not guilt. It is the job of the DA to present evidence of guilt. All you present are suppositions of guilt.

Has any guy ever come to you with a story of being taken advantage of by a findomme?

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RE: Why Financial Domination Bothers Me... - 1/15/2012 11:38:39 AM   
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Why shouldn't you?


Because it's stupid?

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You seem to insist on ignoring that we are dealing with consenting adults.


You don't seem to understand the difference between consent and informed consent. Consent that is not informed has never been binding in a court of law. If you consent to getting drunk, while sober, that is INFORMED CONSENT. If you consent to giving a findom $1000 over your means, while completely and utterly intoxicated, and are therefore unable to realize that you and your kids will be kicked onto the street if you fork over the cash, that is UNINFORMED consent. You think an IRB board is going to approve of a researcher who acquired signed consent forms after he gets his potential subjects drunk? You are sh*tting me, right?

Any agreed upon spending prior to the actual intox session counts as informed consent. Everything he agrees to after he gets drunk, that he DID NOT agree to before hand, is not.

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RE: Why Financial Domination Bothers Me... - 1/15/2012 11:43:23 AM   
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so are you saying that a casino should be liable if the person gambles away all his money while he's drunk??

If so all casinos would be outta business. Do you think it's just a casino being nice to you that they ply you with free drinks while you're gambling??


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RE: Why Financial Domination Bothers Me... - 1/15/2012 11:46:44 AM   
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ORIGINAL: HisPet21

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Why shouldn't you?


Because it's stupid?



It would only be stupid if you were playing with them. You are not. So again, why is it stupid for someone to present ANYTHING about their business to someone who isn't going to be a client?

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You seem to insist on ignoring that we are dealing with consenting adults.


You don't seem to understand the difference between consent and informed consent. Consent that is not informed has never been binding in a court of law. If you consent to getting drunk, while sober, that is INFORMED CONSENT. If you consent to giving a findom $1000 over your means, while completely and utterly intoxicated, and are therefore unable to realize that you and your kids will be kicked onto the street if you fork over the cash, that is UNINFORMED consent. You think an IRB board is going to approve of a researcher who acquired signed consent forms after he gets his potential subjects drunk? You are sh*tting me, right?

Any agreed upon spending prior to the actual intox session counts as informed consent. Everything he agrees to after he gets drunk, that he DID NOT agree to before hand, is not.


And yet you presume that the agreements are not in place PRIOR to getting drunk.

IF what you say were to happen, he could EASILY dispute it as an unauthorized charge through his credit card company. Chances are the findomme would take the reversal of charges as a loss because it wouldn't be worth defending herself in a court case.

You are tilting at fucking windmills here, HP. If you are a Christian, there is only one Savior of the world, and you aren't Him. You are not a knight in shining armor and there are no damsels in distress that you are saving.

Quit trying to save people from themselves. The more you open your mouth the more you show disdain for the men who ENJOY this because you obviously believe they are too stupid to manage their own affairs.

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RE: Why Financial Domination Bothers Me... - 1/15/2012 11:49:33 AM   
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so are you saying that a casino should be liable if the person gambles away all his money while he's drunk??

If so all casinos would be outta business. Do you think it's just a casino being nice to you that they ply you with free drinks while you're gambling??



In NJ it is illegal for them to serve someone who shows signs of intoxication. The casino COULD get into legal trouble for that.

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RE: Why Financial Domination Bothers Me... - 1/15/2012 11:52:00 AM   
HisPet21


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Do some findoms ask about what a person can afford and what they can't...yes. Is it a always a pre-agreed upon amount.....no.


Thank you, Miss Immortal! Finally, some constructive specifics! If the domme in question ensures that she knows what the finsub can afford prior to any kind of intox play, I can live with that. Can we all agree that, if this is not the case, we have a stupid finsub and an unethical findom? That's all I am saying here.

Again, not exactly rocket science.

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(1) You don't seem to think very much of the brain power of men. (2) You come across as looking for reasons to hate findommes rather than to seek understanding. You come across as wanting to paint them all with the "unethical" brush (presuming guilt instead of innocence). (3) You don't seem to want to place the responsibility on the owner of the wallet.


(1) I merely acknowledge that there are dumb people out there (not all people are dumb, obviously), and that dumb people have the same rights as smart people to be treated justly and fairly. A controversial opinion, I know!

(2) I don't hate financial dominants. Maybe you missed it, but I've already stated multiple times that I don't have a problem with a women fulfilling a man's kinks for money. I don't have a problem with prostitution either. I do have a problem with the unethical practice of either, and have consistently asked about the professional ethics of findoms.

(3) It is my job not to put myself in dangerous circumstances. But it is also my responsibility not to put other people in dangerous circumstances. Giving findoms permission to take advantage of the naive is to hold findoms to a lesser ethical standard than I hold myself which is, in my opinion, disrespectful and prejudice.


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RE: Why Financial Domination Bothers Me... - 1/15/2012 11:56:26 AM   
HisPet21


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so are you saying that a casino should be liable if the person gambles away all his money while he's drunk??


If they got him drunk on purpose, so that they could suck him dry, yes.

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Do you think it's just a casino being nice to you that they ply you with free drinks while you're gambling??


No, they are trying to get you drunk. Which, I personally believe, should be illegal. Just because it happens doesn't mean it should happen

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RE: Why Financial Domination Bothers Me... - 1/15/2012 11:58:33 AM   
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I'm either going to make someone fall down laughing or get yelled at for this but here goes....

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we have a stupid finsub and an unethical findom?


In answer to the above question. Many men are morons, and many women are manipulative bitchs. Actually in my personal opinion most people fall into one category or the other(gender has nothing to do with it). If that was all you wanted to know you should have asked sooner. I would have been more than happy to tell you.

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RE: Why Financial Domination Bothers Me... - 1/15/2012 12:19:28 PM   
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ORIGINAL: MissImmortalPain

I'm either going to make someone fall down laughing or get yelled at for this but here goes....

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we have a stupid finsub and an unethical findom?


In answer to the above question. Many men are morons, and many women are manipulative bitchs. Actually in my personal opinion most people fall into one category or the other(gender has nothing to do with it). If that was all you wanted to know you should have asked sooner. I would have been more than happy to tell you.


Well, I'm laughing, but I'd bet you get some yelling too ...


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RE: Why Financial Domination Bothers Me... - 1/15/2012 12:27:35 PM   
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ORIGINAL: MissImmortalPain

I'm either going to make someone fall down laughing or get yelled at for this but here goes....

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we have a stupid finsub and an unethical findom?


In answer to the above question. Many men are morons, and many women are manipulative bitchs. Actually in my personal opinion most people fall into one category or the other(gender has nothing to do with it). If that was all you wanted to know you should have asked sooner. I would have been more than happy to tell you.

Okay, I laughed but that doesn't mean someone later on won't yell.

Hispet, I understand the crusade, I get the concern and I certainly have my own causes and so forth for which I would fight to the death.

Here is my question, suppose there are those whom behave in a manner that many or even most would consider 'unethical'. What ideas do you have to fix the problem, what sort of recompense do you think would be fair for a finsub, how would you propose they go about collecting and what sort of proof would be required to ensure that it wasn't just some guy who thought better of spending his hard earned money on someone and knew he could cry out 'ethical foul' to get money back which was handed over legit?

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RE: Why Financial Domination Bothers Me... - 1/15/2012 2:03:27 PM   
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ORIGINAL: HisPet21


Furthermore, my main beef, as the thread has progressed, has come to be with these intox lines. The lack of open discussion on professional ethics, with respect to these intox lines (or financial domination in general), still disturbs me. Again, I understand that one may need to keep up the persona of the unethical, heartless findom for the sake of one's career, but any other professional would have no problem explaining the ethics of his/her business to me. What is so special about financial domination, that it's an exception to the rule? Why is everyone getting up in arms over my problem with it? Am I supposed to take the findoms---those who directly profit from the intox lines---at their word, trusting that what they are doing is ethical, but hey, their standards are a big secret so that can't talk about it? Sorry, not an idiot.

Think I'm gonna high-jack my own thread. What do you all feel about professional ethics with respect to financial domination? We talk about the ethics of pro-dommes, and D/s relationships all the time. I wanna learn about the ethics of financial domination and the safety precautions, and safety issues, involved...





Would you expect a magician to tell how she/he does the tricks on an open forum, or even just because you asked? Would the Theatre be as magical if you watched in full light, and they showed you exactly how this effect is created, and that one, instead of putting on the show?

There are reasons I don't talk openly about every. single. thing.

Whether you believe I, or anyone else has ethics and values or not, is really not my concern. (I'm sorry to be harsh, but I've tried to say it nicely.)


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RE: Why Financial Domination Bothers Me... - 1/15/2012 2:33:18 PM   
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ORIGINAL: HisPet21


(3) It is my job not to put myself in dangerous circumstances. But it is also my responsibility not to put other people in dangerous circumstances. Giving findoms permission to take advantage of the naive is to hold findoms to a lesser ethical standard than I hold myself which is, in my opinion, disrespectful and prejudice.




Unless YOU are being an unethical findomme, you are not putting ANYONE in dangerous circumstances. What you are doing is butting into something that doesn't concern you OR ANYONE YOU KNOW. You are trying to fuck with someone else's kinks being done privately involving consenting adults of which you have no need to be involved.

I'm not holding findoms to a lesser ethical standard than I hold anyone else, or even myself. I'm saying "caveat emptor". We are all supposed to be grownups and have personal responsibility. I don't exempt the stupid from learning from their own mistakes, and I don't expect (or appreciate) complete strangers from trying to protect me from myself. I expect people to have enough respect for me to let me make my own mistakes.

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RE: Why Financial Domination Bothers Me... - 1/15/2012 3:34:53 PM   
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If there are really enough finsubs out there to support the hundreds of findoms with clients, how come I've never seen one? Considering just how many findoms there are, and how few finsubs I've run into, I have to ask...whose supporting all the findoms?
If there were no finsubs, there'd be no findommes. I don't list all my interests on my profile, nor do I ignore someone who hasnt got interest x on theirs.

I find it hard to respect those findoms who don't get bored by nothingness.
Or maybe they are so good at extracting the loot that they dont need to work more than an hour a day. MAYBE one could argue they are being ethical when they stop because they have enough.

forced intoxication sessions ... "I don't give a sh*t if you can't pay your bills. Mine come first." Is that part of catering to your client, or being an awful person?
Who is being forced to get drunk? Noone. Who goes into the relationship knowing (and wanting) that it will cost them $. MAYBE some of the finsubs like humiliation too.

If the finsub is happy, and the findomme is happy, and no laws are being broken, then who am I to judge? If it works for them, and noone else is being harmed, let them get on with it in peace.

Now, if only there were a horde of finsubbettes looking for a findom.....


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RE: Why Financial Domination Bothers Me... - 1/15/2012 3:50:35 PM   
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Now, if only there were a horde of finsubbettes looking for a findom.....



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RE: Why Financial Domination Bothers Me... - 1/15/2012 5:18:34 PM   
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ORIGINAL: HisPet21

I know, I know...About a thousand findom threads are started each week here on CM's message boards. What's the use in posting another one? I guess I really just want to get some perspective on what finacial domination is, what's in it for the findoms and finsubs, and why it bothers so many people, including myself. When I first started hanging around here, I was vehemently against financial domination. I viewed financial dominants as lazy sleaze bags who suckered the desperate out of their hard earned cash.



What's in it for the findom is money.

What's in it for the finsub is a domme.

By and large, most finsubs are male, and few of them give dommes money because they inherently enjoy giving away the money. For some subs, it's a way of getting a domme without feeling like they are hiring a professional.

At its worst, it's simply a con game.

Personally, I don't get it. I have never given a domme money. If I were willing to do that, I wouldn't bother with a findomme. I would hire a pro domme and specify exactly what I was getting for the money. To me, the moment a domme requires you to provide her with anything of financial value in order to talk with her or be with her, she's just a pro, and pro dommes are a dime a dozen.

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RE: Why Financial Domination Bothers Me... - 1/15/2012 6:08:17 PM   
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You're right. You don't get it. It's a very specific fetish, and the guys give the money for the humiliation, for the power exchange (what's more powerful than money?) and for other reasons, but it's not to get a domme without feeling like they are paying a hooker.

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