Secondary reply to "college age" thread
Posted: Sun Oct 11, 2015 10:37 am
This is really a partial reply or follow-up to some of the replies to the original question in the thread about millennial-age female fetishists. I am posting it as a separate thread as a direct reply would, I think, tend to hijack or change the topic the original too much.
The replies aforementioned bring up the topic of people feigning a female identity. I know that occurs quite a lot in forums of this kind. However, I believe it is largely (significantly, at least) part of a larger phenomenon of role play as a vehicle for dealing with various forms of incapacity to be more direct. For example, over the years I have had perhaps twenty contacts from people saying they are working on various projects, such as quicksand video production, that might make use of the facilities I have. Some of those have actually panned out and some were probably genuine projects that never came to fruition, but in most cases I suspect people were just curious but could not simple ask a direct question. Information about things like rates is not a secret, so subterfuge is not necessary. I know of one person who pretended to be a producer in this manner in communication with an active model, but who revealed himself when he asked if the model could provide the camera, and the transportation. In a similar vein I have received a reasonable number (not a lot) of inquiries about modelling jobs at my Studio that start out with words to the effect that they know all about my Studio and its a perfect fit for them. I can tell from other things they say, and the way they phrase it, that the message to me is really a form message sent out probably to dozens of fetish producers of all sorts.
The replies aforementioned bring up the topic of people feigning a female identity. I know that occurs quite a lot in forums of this kind. However, I believe it is largely (significantly, at least) part of a larger phenomenon of role play as a vehicle for dealing with various forms of incapacity to be more direct. For example, over the years I have had perhaps twenty contacts from people saying they are working on various projects, such as quicksand video production, that might make use of the facilities I have. Some of those have actually panned out and some were probably genuine projects that never came to fruition, but in most cases I suspect people were just curious but could not simple ask a direct question. Information about things like rates is not a secret, so subterfuge is not necessary. I know of one person who pretended to be a producer in this manner in communication with an active model, but who revealed himself when he asked if the model could provide the camera, and the transportation. In a similar vein I have received a reasonable number (not a lot) of inquiries about modelling jobs at my Studio that start out with words to the effect that they know all about my Studio and its a perfect fit for them. I can tell from other things they say, and the way they phrase it, that the message to me is really a form message sent out probably to dozens of fetish producers of all sorts.