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Responding to email... - 5/9/2005 12:12:53 PM

stormsfate

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I'm curious as to how many here forward emails to their owner/dominant to deal with when they are a bit off-color. (i.e. on your knees 13itch types of emails).

Personally I always felt it was a bit silly in that the dominant one will naturally respond in an aggressive manner, and the person sending it will laugh their behinds off because this is cyber...they aren't going to meet outside at high noon...lol. (I hope I don't need to clarify that I don't think its silly to do what one is instructed to do...I just think its silly to think that some unknown person who has such a lack in manners to send something like that would react appropriately, so what's the difference?)

Just curious <grin>

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fate

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RE: Responding to email... - 5/9/2005 12:19:02 PM

BobcatsLilMinx

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I don't forward those emails to Master, though he comes on when he wants, and reads whatever mail I've sent/ received he feels like reading. But I do reply, that if he's interested in seeing photos/chatting on webcam/cybering/etc, would he please mind asking my Owner? *giggles* Only one's taken me up on that one so far!

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RE: Responding to email... - 5/9/2005 12:25:44 PM

EmeraldSlave2

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LOL the Owner barely reads half the emails I send him about my OWN life and schedule, sending him emails from online people would cut down on that and waste his time.

I might send it to him if it was really funny to us.

My job is to make the Owner's life easier and reduce stress. If I can't deal with a few emails and IMs as a mature adult, how on earth can I be expected to handle real life responsibilities?

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RE: Responding to email... - 5/9/2005 3:10:40 PM

sub4hire

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Nope, but anyone who knows me knows I can handle myself better than most can handle themselves.
That is a quality my dom happens to like in me. Knowing he doesn't have to be right behind me every moment of every day.

How would one even respond to an "on your knee's bitch" type of e-mail.

No, YOU on your knees? hehehe.

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RE: Responding to email... - 5/9/2005 3:31:58 PM

stormsfate

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<laughing> I can only tell you how I respond...lol

"Well, how about instead I will tell you something useful, as I can't imagine you get many responses with that sort of introduction. I am owned, as you may notice from my profile, but for reference purposes, you may find it helpful to approach someone who doesn't belong to you with a bit more restraint. Afterall, until and unless they belong to you, they are not likely to respond in a positive manner. There are a number of threads on the message board that may give you further insight. best regard, fate"

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RE: Responding to email... - 5/9/2005 4:49:26 PM

velvetvixen

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Fortunately I don't receive very many emails and those that I do are usually very polite and have a purpose.

If I received an "on your knees" type email, I would delete it. Master would think I was off my rocker if I forwarded him email from an idiot.

I would probably be punished for wasting his time with it.

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