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It's one of those things I just cannot figure out yet everytime I see it I end up trying to find out more about it
I'd still rather not
Man this is gonna get weird super fast huh
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For me the "give money to someone you've never met" thing is weird, but I get it because I have engaged in financial play with a domme before. Its just another way of the domme asserting dominance and the submissive showing he/she is under the domme's power. The fact that this worship costs you financially can make it more intense.
That's why I cannot figure it out
But... I just explained it?
It's kinda like "topping from the bottom" meets sugar daddy, in a way. I guess.
idfktbh
There's nothing else in our societies which is so inherently connected with personal power like money and giving up money means giving up power
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You did by why people get sexually excited for it is one of those things I don't understand
Because some people get excited by being under someone else's control/power
its the same as pretty much any sort of BDSM thing
I understand the BDSM as that is a physical thing
But getting off handing money or buying things for people you don't know is one of those weird things I just don't get as there is no Physical contact as far as I know it's all a mental thing
I mean yes
But a huge portion of arousal and attraction does not involve physical contact?
Sexual preferences are often not easy to understand, hence the wide array of phobias some people have for LGBT people, or the misconceptions that often surround kinky lifestyles and polyamory.
It should always be our imperative to try and understand as much as we can, however, so as to avoid falling into the pitfalls of fear and hatred borne of ignorance which cause those people to suffer.
This is one of the lessons my mother really did teach to my brothers and I
Mental things are a huge part of sexual attraction, and, well, sex in general. The degree to which mental vs. physical stimulation is important varies from person to person, but most people need some combination of the two, and some people need way more on the mental side than physical even. Figuring out that balance for both yourself and your partner(s) is an important aspect of a healthy sexual relationship.
Do you guys try and pull out this sort of thing with other dialects of english or is it exclusively UK and Australian?
Cause it would be pretty offensive for say, India.
If you'd like to hear a french canadian perform the most hilarious attempt at a US Southern Baptist Preacher ever I can hook you up
I actually really, really would.
How did that start?
I'm honestly curious about the whole thing but if you don't want to get into it, I completely understand.
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I do this sort of thing with American dialects all the time, for fun. Indian English, never, because it would be more offensive and other people I know are better at simulating Indian accented English (and I don't mean the stereotypical version of that either) as well as the fact that my sister is dating an Indian man.
I guess the difference, especially with the UK versions of English like Scottish accented English, is because I feel more agency and affinity surrounding those versions of English because of my Scottish Canadian heritage, even though I don't know nearly as much about the idiosyncrasies of that speech as I'd like. It's playful ribbing on something that I only know of through grandparents and observation from far away.
Basically, Canadian English is boring and unaccented near as any version of English can be, and I wish it had more flavour if that makes sense.
Having met many French Canadians, I can say for certainty that them attempting to do any English accent from anywhere would be worth paying money to hear, especially if they are from up north or along the St. Lawrence river.
hahahahahaha oh god no it ain't.
edit: if you want to feel exotic just go to australia for a while. We love canadians.
Just let me know
@Simben can oblige you, the bit starts at 7:24
Perhaps in other parts of Canada, but around here in almost rural southern Ontario, it's pretty boring.
I might just be used to it.
As someone who's managed to accidentally remove like 90% of their native phoneme markings, it's worth hanging onto just so when someone says "Say something super canadian" you don't find yourself faking your own accent.
You're probably just used to it.
But remember, this is Canadian also.
I'd love to visit Aus someday, especially during this time of the year what with it being basically summer for Christmas as I understand it.
And the fact that your toilets flush the other direction. Madness.
Shame about the government though.
I'm going to send you one stink lizard per day for the next thousand days.
Is that slang for a 100 dollar bill?
this is a myth, sadly.
But yes, summer Christmas is the greatest invention ever.
Oh I know, Newfies are a hoot. French, Scottish, Irish, English and Native languages all smushed together into a rainbow of puttin' da ol' slut on, an puttin' da wood in da 'ole afore we 'ave a good yarn.
WHAT?!
It was great.
Karl was sitting on beach drinking mojitos. Drunk as a lord.