Privileged -> RE: new slave (2/28/2012 3:58:16 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Fornica Let me try to explain it to you, fauxprincess. 1) There are these uber icky things called...jobs. If you get one, you do things and the boss person gives you currency. With that currency, you buy the things "we all need and enjoy" that bring you "comfort and pleasure". (And if the only things that bring you "comfort and pleasure" have a price tag, you have a sad little life, cupcake) 2) Relationships don't mean the other person has to do the above FOR you, no matter how privileged you think you are. Cuz see, a D/s or M/s relationship? It's still a relationship. 3) See steps one and two. If you don't know how your sub/slave can serve you other than buying you a shiny new dildo or pair of stilettos, you have so, so much to learn. So you see, that, my little grasshopper, is why I don't think enough facepalms in the world exist. quote:
ORIGINAL: Privileged I agree with this 800 percent. I really don't understand the "facepalming", though. The things we all enjoy and need, the things that bring us comfort and pleasure, they all have price tags. If a servant is incapable or unwilling to spend money, who is he serving and how? I genuinely didn't expect such hostility and I'm surprised that no one has answered the question I posed. In the interest of not hijacking this thread, I'll clear up confusion on one thing. I am not a pro domme. I do not earn a living or support myself with D/s. I guess we pursue and experience two completely different types of intimacy in our relationships. In my world servants =/= lovers. So, when a man approaches and offers to serve, I expect he'll do just that. Let's say my servant's service doesn't involve me traipsing around the mall. Let's say he maintains my yard. He doesn't live next door to me, though. How does he get to my home to do his job? Am I paying for his gas/public transportation? Would you?
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