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- April 10, 2020
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We step into the world of financial domination to understand its growing allure.
These days, there’s a fetish for pretty much everything. If you can imagine it, there’s a corner of the internet where it’s a thing. One fetish gaining traction is “financial domination”—an extreme form of submission based on the pain of giving away thousands of dollars, only to be told you’re a piece of shit by some domme you’ll likely never meet and won’t ever have sex with.
In our money-centric society, finding sexual pleasure by giving away your money seems like the ultimate dystopian fetish. But for the cash slaves who get off on financial domination, losing money is a real turn-on.
How does financial domination perpetuate harmful gender stereotypes, and what impact can this have on individuals and their relationships?
Cash Slaves: Inside the Dystopian Fetish of Financial Domination
Financial domination, or “findom” for short, is a fetish where one person controls the finances of another. In a world where money is power, findom has become a popular expression of dominance and submission. While findom may sound harmless, in some cases, it can lead to destructive and dangerous behaviors.
The findom community is made up of both dominants and submissives. Dominants, or “money dommes” or “cash masters,” use money to control and humiliate their submissive partner, also known as a “cash slave” or “money sub.” This dynamic can be achieved in many ways, from enforcing strict budgets to demanding tributes of cash and gifts.
The idea of financial domination may be appealing to some people who enjoy having control over others or to those who find the exchange of money to be a form of power. However, it can also attract people who are using findom as a way to cope with emotional trauma, addiction, and low self-esteem.
The downside of the findom lifestyle is that it can be incredibly dangerous, and people are often taken advantage of by unscrupulous dominants. Many cash slaves report feeling isolated, ashamed, and powerless. They may suffer from financial instability and addiction, and their desire to please their dominant can become all-consuming.
Moreover, findom can perpetuate harmful and patriarchal gender roles. The majority of cash slaves are men, and the vast majority of money dommes are women. Men are often portrayed as having an innate desire to be controlled by women, while women are depicted as greedy and manipulative. This reinforces negative gender stereotypes and can have a real impact on how people view themselves and their relationships.
In conclusion, while financial domination may seem like a harmless fetish, it is important to recognize that it can lead to destructive and dangerous behaviors. If you are interested in exploring the world of findom, it is important to proceed with caution and to prioritize your emotional and financial well-being. It is also essential to remember that findom, like any fetish, is not for everyone, and there is no need to feel pressured to participate if it does not feel right for you.
