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@MistressJLHyde

PSA: Don’t ask a SW about their personal life. If we want to share, we will. We create boundaries for a reason. We protect those who have not chosen the lifestyle that we’ve chosen. This goes ESPECIALLY for moms. Don’t ask if we have children. If we want to share, we will.

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That makes sense. Of course the boundaries vary between people, everyone is different! I think I dislike the implication that the boundary is the same for everyone.

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It isn’t. But it is better for a sub to assume a hard boundary than the other way around. If a Domme has a different boundary, she may express that. This is a general rule of thumb for the safety of ALL sex workers 😊.

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So shouldn't the message then be, "Some people are ok with it, but most aren't, so be cautious and respectful don't assume they are - ask first before assuming they're ok with personal questions"?

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