Hi Ms. Milliscent,

I'd be half of that couple but Em is about as submissive as you are so unfortunately that disqualifies us. But it is a fabulous fantasy.

Best,

scott
Mrs. Kelly's Playhouse

MM: Having once assisted in such a scene with a truly submissive couple, I can certainly see and share it's appeal. Mind you, this was one highly charged, devious night. One can only imagine the possibilities given weeks and months. Oh my!

Hello Milliscent,
What a delightful time it could be for a Mistress like you...
And for them! Being dependant on you would be a wonderful and sensual travel...
Using them, forcing one to torment and humiliate the other, to entertain their Mistress!
Threatening about punishments if she, or he is not pervert enough toward the other... To Perverte their sexual behaviors.
The imagination is carried away!
Especially georgette's one! Why?
You will certainly be contacted Milliscent...
Sincerely,
Christine and georgette

It is a neat fantasy by some. But as kinky as I am, please forgive me if I don't apply for the job.

On the short term basis it could work, especially when one has no resources, no wealth, no family, no hope, no plans for the future.

But "stuff happens". People get tired of this and that, they get old, become ill, they die. There is inheritance, pensions, Social Security, Medicare, family, ... On the long term, this is unlikely to be a good basis for a relationship.

It is interesting that in all these "real" fantasies the above issues are not addressed. Hm. Could it be that only very young and naive people think of this?

scott,

Ah yes, a perfectly splendid fantasy!

M

Amy,

Such scenes are indeed amazing, yet as you point out how much more amazing if it were to be so much more than a scene, a long term and ongoing relationship!

I fear however that it would be shockingly hard for two couples to find each other and fit perfectly together, not to mention figure out how to meet all the challenges mentioned here and elsewhere.

M

Susan's pet,

The difficulties you mention are certainly valid, and saratoga and I had a bit of a discussion about them over on his blog.

That said, I don't think that such difficulties are insurmountable.

Wealth can be protected through legal means as can other resources. Slaves can work outside the home, or even pursue an outside career from with a home. Hope and plans for the future need not die.

People do break up, people do die. Those eventualities must be considered in any relationship I think, and could I believe be planned for properly even in a M/s type relationship.

Children are to me the insurmountable barrier and one of the reasons that I chose to remain childless. I simply do not think that children would be served well given my lifestyle.

As for addressing such things within fantasy, I think that to do so would take all the fun out of that fantasy, so understand why they would be compartmentalized.

M

Christine & georgette,

You are right, the possibilities seem almost endless! I'm pleased that the post gave georgette a great deal to think about!

M