FROM jewelry to fur coats, gold-dusted caviar to antique thrones, one woman’s glamorous lifestyle has been funded by men she’s never even met.
Diamond Diva Princess has 7,000 money slaves who splash thousands of dollars on her beauty.
The Marilyn Monroe look-alike has worked as a financial dominatrix since 2004, and has made enough money to build a luxury home and go on countless spending sprees on Rodeo Drive.
Diamond, who won’t divulge her real name, has made up to $30,000 in one day through wallet draining sessions with paypigs, while an average day would see her take home around $5,000.
“[The paypig] may start with an initial tribute [of up to $500] and it’s almost like a sixth sense. You just know that it’s going to be a wallet drain session and they’re going to spend excessively,” the findomme told The U.S. Sun.
Wallet draining refers to emptying the money slave’s bank account, or taking the maximum amount of money available.
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It can happen within minutes or over a course of hours or days the business woman revealed.
These sessions, and any interaction paypigs have with Diamond, are not sexual, with the men getting nothing in return for their “tributes,” other than pictures of the blonde beauty shopping.
According to Diamond, it is important for her to “have almost an innate ability to instinctively know how far to push the paypig, and when to stop.”
A long-term client, who Diamond calls Handbag Zombie, has pledged to gift her $250,000. At the time of writing, he is more than half way to meeting his goal.
Another paypig has reached a $100,000 spending mark, after contributing $30,000 of his pension fund to Diamond’s business.
She has also served as a muse to a man working in the television and movie industry.
Hypnoboy, as Diamond refers to him, is currently working on the set of a popular TV show, and has already given $25,000 of his earnings to her.
Diamond expanded on the dynamic between findommes and their money slaves in the world of financial domination, or findom.
“Financial domination is a fetish of power exchange. At its essence, findom is a progression of muse and goddess worship, in adoration of the unattainable female,” she said.
Diamond continued: “It is about respect and reverence. It traces back to the days of chivalry and courtly tradition.
“Channeling the divine eternal feminine, I represent an archetype personality, one which through serving me elevates their being.”
The world of findom is incomparable to other industries, particularly when it comes to customer loyalty.
“I can’t think of any other example where people have clients that are devoted to them for such an extended period of time. It’s really cool,” Diamond said.
The savvy business woman understands that some people may not be able to comprehend the relationship between findommes and money slaves.
“I see people think all kinds of inaccurate things, but it’s because they don’t understand the mindset of the paypig. It gives his life meaning, it’s what he loves to do,” Diamond explained.
Diamond regards financial domination as “the epitome of female empowerment” as it allows women to embrace their femininity fully.
She clarified: “We’re programmed to see women as powerful only when they are presenting as a man’s representation of power.”
Diamond, who has been called a feminist icon, believes that women can elevate their status by embracing their innate feminine power.
“[Feminism] is all about what you like, you should be genuine to yourself and be authentic. I’m literally being myself, being authentic, celebrating who I am,” she said.
And when it comes to embracing her femineity, Diamond has numerous ways she likes to indulge.
“I love luxury. I love to spend their money on Dom Perignon, the finest Russian caviar. I like antiques, I like crystals, I like jewelry, I love diamonds, emeralds,” she explained.
Through her paypigs, Diamond has shopped at the finest stores on Rodeo Drive, enjoyed expensive dinners at The Beverly Hills Hotel, and financed the construction of her home.
Now, she’s setting up her own investment holdings, which her money slaves are eagerly contributing too.
“It’s called the ‘Millionaire Club,’ and that is all about them investing in my greatness, as I call it. They’re my savvy investors where they liquify all their assets to contribute to my investments,” Diamond detailed.
“They’re happy to do that. Anything that I want, and it’s always expensive and luxurious. They pay for it all, everything.”
Diamond’s website: CapitalisticBlonde.com
Diamond’s Twitter: @FinancialBlonde
