Tylus,
First: Welcome back!!!
Second: I hope that I'm getting the gist of your question and my response makes sense.
Third: If someone calls you up, you answer the phone and they're calling you derogatory names and not mentioned fetish play then they're being an asshole and you need to hang up, and make a note with that number attached siting that he's a wanker or a jerk off. And if they call back, don't answer the phone.
There is NO excuse for this type of crap behavior. And St. Louis is a decent town. I don't see men being MORE rude, or inappropriate, in that area of the US anymore than any other.
A long while ago, I got a series of calls that asked if I would like to be humiliated. And I said yes to a few of them because I needed the money. I HATED it. Grabbing me and calling me a fat and dirty whore. Wanting to spit on me. And God knows what else. I dare not say more.
Some people get off on that. But I'm also sensitive and I feel that life is difficult enough without being called names. I know the difference between business and real life and fantasy. And I KNOW that it's play.
Last week, I received a call from a guy wanting to see me for three hours. Screening went great and I was ready to see him until he told me what he wanted. He wanted to put heavy makeup on my face, make me wear a red wig, harsh eye makeup (so far I wasn't too concerned), then he wanted to pretend that I was his mother-in-law and spank me hard with a hairbrush, verbally abuse me (ugh, what he wanted to say was awful) and then have very rough (pretend rape) sex.
I declined. Jeesh. Why put myself through THAT?
That type of play does reach deep into a person's insides. No one understands, who hasn't done it, what we go through anyway.
We have to deal with egos, potential danger, men who wish to want more than we wish to give but we often do anyway, intimate difficulties with clients, personality chaos and so much more that it would take a book to describe what we experience in this line of work. We have to deal with reviews, which are pretty much tasteless but damn if I'm not in the thick of that, right?
And we give up a bit of our soul/heart/being every time we give of ourselves. I do not fake it. I'm me when I'm with a man. But I give a piece of myself to every single one of them. And it's wearing at times.
So no. I wouldn't accept being called names even though I have clients that LOVE it. I know a few women who do as well. These are my thoughts on it. If they didn't call you and specifically suggest a certain type of play that caters to race play, then screw them and don't play into their hands.
Otherwise, if you're interested in the psychological (and very real) aspects of race play, no one is better to get to know than Mollena.
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I've been following this lady's blog and twitter feed for awhile. I'm a REAL fan.
The reason why I'm mentioning her is that one of her specialties is race play. She is submissive. If you read through her blog, you'll probably find some excellent information and more than what we can share here.
The Perverted Negress - It ain't just the hair that is kinky!
http://www.mollena.com
She actually has an article that has been published in the annual "Best Sex Writing" and I believe it was back in 2011. Maybe 2010. She wrote an article about how it is being a black submissive and the basis of her report is race play.
This annual publication probably isn't what you think. It's not a book of literary porn.
It's a selection of previously published articles concerning different types of sexuality. The 2012 edition features articles as diverse as men who like fat chicks, polyamorous relationships, the one that I mentioned above, care and treatment of a man's cock (it was kindof funny!), about monogamy and the writers are good and some of the names will be very familiar to some of you.
I cannot recommend this series of books highly enough.
And it was through these books that I discovered Mollena!!!
Excellent topic and touchy. It's a difficult topic to discuss, I think.
Take care,
Elisabeth