biboy(sub male)
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4 years ago •
Aug 22, 2020
4 years ago •
Aug 22, 2020
I think an allowance is an incredibly healthy thing to provide for a Live-in Slave and not just to settle past debts. Financial abuse is a real thing that many people in abusive situations suffer from and often prevents an abuse victim from being able to escape their abusers.
To be very clear I am NOT trying to say you are abusive or that being a dom with a live-in slave is inherently abusive. but this kind of relationship can become abusive depending on the dynamic. The one thing that separates a BDSM slave dynamic from actual slavery is consent. Without consent it can be a highly abusive dynamic (as well as being illegal), with consent it can form deep bonds and be an incredibly intimate relationship.
As a sub myself one thing that i always consider when talking to doms is what options will I have if this doesn't work out. If the dom that I'm with wants me to serve as a domestic slave and not have a job what happens if the relationship ends? How will I have the resources to make a fresh start? Will I actually be able to leave the relationship if things go south? For me having that escape plan is important before I get into a relationship with a dom, but I know many people don't consider the end of a relationship when its first starting. By giving your live-in slave an allowance one of the things you are doing is giving your slave options, by choosing to stay they are showing you that they care about you and the relationship. Without an allowance or some kind of income they may be staying in the relationship because they have no other choice and this is where things start to take a dysfunctional turn towards abuse, financial or otherwise.
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