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Hazeleyedbbw

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Firstly I would like to start off by saying that ive seen many, many women on AW offering dom services, and as I am quite a submissive person in the bedroom,
Is this a service that gets lots of bookings, or is it even safe?
I had a moment where I saw a link between a woman being sibmissive, and a man who pays for sex so he can be in control.

But is it really safe?....ive just gathered something that makes WGs safe is that they always hqve a certain levek of control over the situation when they see a client.

Just something ive thought about and am unsure of. So thought I wo I ld ask :-)
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Hi I think majority of girls that offer Dom services are the ones in charge. I thought about this myself but I am in no way dominating so would feel ridiculous

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Yes, there are people working as pro-subs, including here.

There are issues you need to think about, but most of them are the same as vanilla escorting: establishing limits, screening, security etc.

Just because you allow someone to order you around for a time doesn't mean you're not in charge :) But if you disappear into sub space and don't care what happens to you, you may need to be careful.
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Nobody Interesting

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Hi,

Yes, you can certainly do well as a pro-sub, but I am unsure if you are looking at adding 'sub games' etc to your AW profile (for instance) as an extra service, or if you want to offer that exclusively?

Also any advice on going ahead would depend on what you mean by 'submissive in the bedroom'? Do you mean submissive in the vanilla sense, or do you mean you have had more than a good dabble into the world of BDSM?

As xw5 says, in this game, regardless of the whole D/s thing, the sub is always in charge and 99% of Doms understand where the power lies, it is not different when escorting.

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Danny

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Hi,

I'm a new pro-sub and it's been a steep learning curve. As the others have already said the first step is to be very clear about what it is you are offering. Have you any experience of BDSM or kink? Safe words, limits?

The sub is in charge, however, when the client gets going he can go into dom space. I have learned to have a discussion before sessions about the possibility that I will have to point something out to them during the session and that I am not 'taking control' but I expect them to come out of dom space to deal with the situation.

There are many safety precautions you can take to make being a pro-sub a little safer. For example, I don't have sessions without someone being within hearing distance of me shouting certain safe words (so gags aren't allowed). Nor are blind folds as I need to see what they are planning on doing in case they try to do something that hasn't been agreed to.

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I offer pro-sub services. Theres no real difference from ordinary bookings in that you discuss what is expected, agree limits and what can or cant happen. I tend to go over everything discussed prior to the booking at the start of it as well just to keep limits, safe words, etc. fresh in mind. Also theres a lot to consider regarding your limits, what will you allow or not. Keep it in mind that you may not want to be restrained or if you do how easy will it be to remove yourself. There is as much control in this as there is in a pro-domme session. Just set clear limits and safety nets and go from there