What does Findom mean?
Other definitions of Findom:
- A merge of the two words financial and domination. Financial domination is a BDSM practices that involves the exchange of money or wealth during play.
- Stands for FINancial DOMination, in which adults, whether actually or only acting, involve money and its power dynamic in sex and foreplay.
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How to use the term
Findom:
We've been practicing some findom stuff. She gives me an allowance for all the hard work I put in.
So you're interested in some findom? I can hold onto your cards for you, if that helps.
There's a difference between findom and just paying someone online for their nudes. But, everyone has their kicks.
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