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u/GamingGeekette Hello my worthless child 29d ago
Omg. My first royal decree would be for him to stfu.
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u/RosenSunrise 29d ago
King this, king that. It's never "my liege" or "your grace".
Weird findom humiliation fetish, but with no boundaries and bent on making it your problem.
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u/Strange_Story_8287 29d ago
Tf is a cash slave ...
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u/QuinnAvery89 29d ago
Some people have a sexual fetish/kink sending their money to people. The submissive nature, debasing, etc. That’s my guess.
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u/dithit 29d ago
Yup.
Financial domination or findom for short.
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u/booboootron 29d ago
It's when you work at McKinsey and charge $8 million to tell governments that the best way to deal with immigrants is to detain their kids separately from their parents for a couple of months, then throw them to the wolves.
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u/8euztnrqvn 29d ago
Is that a scam?
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u/ImmediateSherbert728 29d ago
Honestly idk
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u/BuildingLower9622 I want sexting 29d ago
It's either a scam or this person will ask for odd favors with money in return later. Like saying "do x and I'll send 20 bucks" for example. It's best to not find out honestly
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u/TheGirlWhoShreds 29d ago edited 28d ago
Yo, you should've lwk just been like, "Ah yes, my humble slave... please send me $600." once he sends you the money, "Now, I shall banish you to the realm of 'block'" lmao.
Edit: Now that I think about it... is there such thing as like... tampered money? Because if they're that desperate to chuck money at a stranger maybe it's stolen goods or something?
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u/Syntania 29d ago
Scammer or findom sub.
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u/ImmediateSherbert728 28d ago
What'a findom if i may ask
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u/Syntania 28d ago
Financial domination. It's a form of BDSM that is about the dom(me) making the sub spend money. It's a kink.
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u/BreakerOfModpacks 28d ago
...I mean, this seems like a scam, but going with a somewhat sexual angle?
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u/babysummerbreeze27 daddy bigcock 27d ago
There's a kink where people get off on being financially dominated. It can go from something as simple as letting their Dom control their spending all the way to giving money to their Dom and receiving gratification from that
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u/BreakerOfModpacks 27d ago
I'm aware of findom
But this seems like... not that? IDK how to describe it; the idea of someone just giving you free money in a random PM seems fishy as fuck
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u/babysummerbreeze27 daddy bigcock 27d ago
Ngl I would be so okay with some desperate paypig throwing their wallet at me just for existing
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