Things went as planned, and because Savannah had helped me screen him, I had no problems. What really made it “real” though was holding the money in my hands at the end of the session. It was such a feeling of liberation. Like I knew what I was doing, and held my own future in my hands. It was quite a rush.
I never really thought about the rush of power that would come from being paid when I thought of pro dommes. I was always sort of in the camp that figured it felt more like a service when you were done, like any other kind of work. This part of the interview really made me stop and go... "huh!"
How about y'all?
In your mind is being a pro dominant (a paid professional) empowering? Was it before you read the article?
I never really thought about the rush of power that would come from being paid when I thought of pro dommes. I was always sort of in the camp that figured it felt more like a service when you were done, like any other kind of work. This part of the interview really made me stop and go... "huh!"
How about y'all?
In your mind is being a pro dominant (a paid professional) empowering? Was it before you read the article?
