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Cash Slaves: Inside the Dystopian Fetish of Financial Domination

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Published: 16 Oct 2019 › Updated: 16 Oct 2019Cash Slaves: Inside the Dystopian Fetish of Financial Domination

Cash Slaves: Inside the Dystopian Fetish of Financial Domination


These days, there's a fetish for pretty much everything. If you can imagine it, there's a corner of the internet where it's a thing. One fetish gaining traction is "financial domination"—an extreme form of submission based on the pain of giving away thousands of dollars, only to be told you're a piece of shit by some domme you'll likely never meet and won't ever have sex with.

In our money-centric society, finding sexual pleasure by giving away your money seems like the ultimate dystopian fetish. But for the cash slaves who get off on financial domination, losing money is a real turn-on.

In this episode of Love Industries, we step into the world of financial domination to understand its growing allure.

Special thanks to the FinDoms who provided archival material for this piece: Lara Kane, Goddess Lola Lux, Princess Jersey, Princess Kelly Sunshine, Princess Rene, Cherry Torn, and Mix Trix Fix.

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