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@essenya
ᴀꜱɪᴀɴ sʜᴀᴅᴏᴡ ɢᴏᴅᴅᴇss 🌘multidimensional creatrix · ego tamer ⁖ ᴇᴛʜᴇʀᴇᴀʟ ⁘ ᴄᴇʀᴇʙʀᴀʟ ⁙ ʟᴇᴛʜᴀʟ ⋅.˳˳.⋅ॱ˙˙ॱ⋅ @essenya_ ²ᴅ.ᐟ
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@ServeAllura There are people who view everyone as competition but they’re just in a race by themselves 😂
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@LasgunSunflower Still doesn’t explain why having balls is equivalent to being brave 🤷🏻♀️
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@essenya I remember hearing somewhere that pussy comes from pussilanious but its probably a coincidence tbh
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I don’t ballbust to serve subs, I do it because it serves me.
A while ago long before I discovered this world, I had broken up with an ex. He then starting saying things to try and piss me off, which worked. I got so annoyed I had a literal knee-jerk reaction which resulted in me kicking his balls. He fell over on the pavement and began to cry, and I’ve never felt so satisfied.
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That argument only works if you assume all Dommes are catering to subs and all subs are financially unaffected by the exchange. That’s not always true.
And even when it is, being able to opt out doesn’t negate the power exchange. It just means it’s consensual, which is inherent to kink.
The difference to me is that a cash master dynamic reinforces a structure where men already hold power, while findom plays with flipping that expectation. Even if it’s not a full structural shift, it changes the tension of the dynamic in a way that feels more subversive.
You asked why one gives the ick more than the other, not whether both are valid. I’m not saying they aren’t. I’m just explaining why one may feel less compelling to some.
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I understand that. Power exchange doesn’t mean power reversal.
I can argue what many Dommes are doing on line is not true Financial Domination, and the illusion of control is performative on both sides.
I read one comment stating Findom is a system disrupter. I would argue it isn’t the system disruptor people think it is. For many high-resource men, this isn't a loss of power, it’s a performance of submission. If you can opt-out the moment your lifestyle is actually threatened, you aren't being dominated; you're subscribing.
These men often hold high-level positions in tech, law, or finance. Paying a 'tribute' is just disposable income for them, a luxury expense for catharsis. They feel small online so they can go back to being big in the real world. It’s a pressure valve, not a revolution.
True power is institutional. If the submissive retains his career, his social standing, and the 'kill switch' to the bank account, the hierarchy hasn't actually shifted. It’s localized roleplay, not a structural wealth transfer.
Is it really disruption if the Domme is essentially a high-end service provider? She has to cater to the sub’s specific kinks to keep the tributes coming. If you have to perform labor to satisfy someone else’s fantasy, you aren’t the one in total control of the dynamic.
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I’m interested in hearing from YOU!
For those of you who are into financial domination, I’d like to know your perspectives when it comes to FinDommes vs Cash Masters.
At the heart of both, the power exchange is seen by the relinquishing of one’s own financial control to a Dominant who the submissive deems to be superior and deserving.
Why then is one considered “cringe” or unhealthy while the other is more accepted?
(of note, I am not a cash master, nor do I subscribe to financial domination as a personal kink, I’m simply trying to understand the nuance, and why the seemingly hypocritical standard between the two)
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For subs who still don’t understand this, stop calling yourself a sub.
Lady Rouge 🌹@thesilentrouge
I think a lot of subs are still projecting their own fetish and kink onto dommes Let me remind you, your wishes and desires come second. Our pleasure, as dommes and goddesses, comes first
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