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MsSophie -> RE: Interesting Concept (10/9/2007 7:27:29 AM)
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Plese, don't fall for the temptation of becoming a pro-domme for the money. When all your costs (marketing, toys, play space, security, taxes, insurance, pension funds and so on) has been paid you don't actually get more than you would earn in any other mid-income profession. Sure, there are a few who has managed to make a very decent living out of it, but I'm yet to meet one who has if she has also made sure to pay the tax/insurance/pension bits. It's not easy money, trust me. Those os us who do this job work very hard and risk burn-out. Personally I decided years ago to quit the moment this felt like an ordinary job. I never take on a client who is not into exactly the same thing as I enjoy, never ever perform activities I don't feel like doing and have limited my clients down to one a week - at a maximum. The €215 I charge my clients (about $340) covers my cost for the session (wear and tear, disposables and so on, my taxes, national insurance, employers fees et.c.) as well as cover what I would have earned that day had I not taken the time off to see them. Sure, if I would see more clients I would be able to make a larger income. But at what cost to myself? I want my play time to feel fun, I want to long for the sessions and enjoy them. I don't ever want to feel I have to see a particular client, or perform a particular service, just to make ends meet so I have a job (which I incidentally love) to make sure I never have to!
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