submissive concubine/slave for older man

[castagnus]

You must have integrity, be very intelligent, between 35 - 50, be in excellent health and have no medical or mental problems, be submissive, be willing to relocate and be able to help me in home-schooling my young son. You should have home-making skills and enjoy traveling. I do not use drugs or smoke and expect the same from others living with me.

I have comfortable homes in SW Florida and NE Kentucky (not far from Cincinnati) and am in the process of designing and building a self-sufficient dream home on a secluded large tract of land next to my KY home - and I need the assistance of a skilful concubine to help me in making this a cozy "home". Any "country living" experience involving taking care of life stock and/or growing vegetables and using basic tools would be welcome.

As my concubine/slave you would enjoy the "Right to Maintenance" including a medical plan, comfortable living quarters, and an interesting life as you accompany me on my adventures. Having your own children would not be an insurmountable problem provided they would be amenable to home-schooling.

 

[jkm7816]

interested

miss post,,,,

 

[castagnus]

miss post,,,,

Not very imformative.

 

[bambikiller]

Just out of curiosity why do you insist your kid is to be home schooled.
Fla schools aren't the best but there are alot of private schools there.

 

[castagnus]

Just out of curiosity why do you insist your kid is to be home schooled.
Fla schools aren't the best but there are alot of private schools there.

My son presently attends a good private school, but this limits our ability to travel and live wherever we want to live. My older children (now adults) learned a lot from frequent trips all over North America as well as Europe where we spent a lot of time visiting historical sites and being exposed to other cultures. These are good educational experiences garnered while having fun.


Home-schooling will not only provide an excellent education, especially if patterned after the so-called "Classic" approach, but will allow me to pace course content to my son's ability to absorb new material. For example, I am teaching him to use a slide rule instead of a calculator, at least in middle school, to ingrain in him an appreciation for the concept of "order of magnitude" and train him to mentally estimate approximate outcomes before a precise calculation is made. I can also help him with more advanced concepts in the physical sciences, but it is my dream to meet up with a lady who can compliment my skills in math and sciences and augment the home-school course content in subjects ranging from literature, poetry, art, music and languages which are not my strong points.