SadisticPrincess -> RE: Wondering why your e-mails are not getting responded to? (7/8/2005 7:42:36 PM)
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I have a very specific set of requirements, and a pretty clear list of NO items. I've taken to putting right in my profile that I am not going to answer one liners, rude remarks, or those that were obviously not paying attention. I've gotten over the guilt of not responding to everyone. Honesty has to be the most-desired quality in posts. Looking for play? Say so. Looking to do Activity X while the lady wears Outfit Y? Say so. Don't tell me you are looking to SERVE me, when you really want me to wear a leather corset and play with your dick. It just wastes all our time. There is that other category, though, the ones who get off on talking to a dominant female in any way. The ones who share their crossdressing fantasy, or their childhood spanking memory, or fill out the application on the pro website without leaving a phone number. I know there has to be a happy medium here, where both sides can offer some level of initial communication that will lead to something more. When I do my newbie classes, I offer the idea of a cover letter. Say the basic things about yourself that the other person will want to know, without reciting your whole profile. Age, marital status, geographic location, experience level, interests in AND out of bdsm are all good things to include. If something is a MUST have for you, say it outright. I was engaged in a chat with a young man who is on this forum, and after maybe 15 minutes of dragged out IMing, he admitted to being a toilet slave. Now, wouldn't it have been easier if he had said that right off? It's fine to have one fetish that you follow, but why not cut to the chase? Why not have that listed right at the top of the profile? (and why talk to Me, when I say clearly that I do not do gs or scat play? lol) :)Francine
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