• Valmond@lemmy.worldBanned from community
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      That doesn’t mean we go there involuntarily. Femdom also gives you something back.

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        I wouldn’t exactly call the workplace voluntary though? When the alternative is to be without “legitimate” access to primary needs like food, shelter, healthcare, etc.

        Id say it’s more coercive than anything.

        But yeah voluntarily hierarchies still exist, it’s just that normally they’re meant to dissolve. Like a student-teacher hierarchy

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          Is it possible for those needs to be met systematically without some kind of coercion?

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          The acceptance of the hierarchy is not always but often volontairy. Or that is what I have seen, a lot.