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Hello there,

I'm one of Jana's subs, so I'm horny and not allowed to touch myself. Thus I was surfing around, reading, watching, chatting, to at least satisfy my mind.

So while hanging out I came accross a Profile of a Domme, in which she asks for a slave with 'no limits'. I find the concept of 'no limits' ludicrous, absurd, but the rest of the profile was well written, and it existed over a year. So I wrote her a lengthy Message, writing about my point of view concerning the 'no limits', and to be honest trying to pick up a discussion. Read her point of view, have a healthy discussion, and maybe change her mind. Aaaaanyways ....

So I send her that Message, which was about three times as big as this topic here, and five minutes later I get a message back:

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"you have credit card? i require tribute"

somehow it made me laugh, you can't even pick up a discussion or friendly chat without them trying to scam you. And when you think about it, it's sad. But that response was so absurd, couldn't help myself and giggle.

Don't see anything strange about that. If you didn't know, some of them use this releationship as a WORK to earn money, not for fun at all. Do you work for free as a demonstration? I don't think so. Or what if you really are a minor? They reply you something, answer a question even REMOTELY connected with sex, and they go to jail in some countries.

I really don't know what's strange about that did you find.

there are always scammers, and always dangers. That's not the reason to lock your door, seal your window and never come out, right?

That was funny, thanks for sharing pete_ger. Not a surprising response, maybe, but funny. But that's OK... if you write a longish, thoughtful email and you get a reply in which the other person can't be bothered to use an article, I think laughter is exactly the right response. :)

As slutty1 said! Thanks for sharing, pete_ger. Made me laugh :)

Pro Domme in wanting money shocker.

Someone contact Rebekah Brooks...

Dix.

Don't see anything strange about that. If you didn't know, some of them use this releationship as a WORK to earn money, not for fun at all. Do you work for free as a demonstration? I don't think so.

Frankly I think those people should stay off relationship websites. It's the equivalent of a prostitute making a profile on match.com: dishonest and a little bit skeevey. People looking for real relationships shouldn't have to wade through all the scammers, and yes if you post a profile on a dating site looking to make money without indicating as much on your profile you are a scammer no matter how you may view yourself, just to try and find the real people. BDSM personals sites, this may comes as a shock to you, are not the same as Pro Domme listings.

It's not uncommon for dommes to ask for some kind of tribute to prove that you're serious about being sub and not just looking for free jerk-off material. It sort of makes sense as I imagine they'd otherwise get flooded by wannabes. The problem, of course, is that it is often impossible to tell the women who are genuinely searching for a sub from those who are only interested in your wallet.

Femdom personals seem to be one big clusterfuck of fakes, scammers, creepers, sociopaths and the occasional decent person.