slaverosebeauty -> RE: "Under Consideration" (5/16/2007 8:43:06 AM)
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ORIGINAL: pinksugarsub What does the phrase "under consideration" mean to Y/you? Do Y/you think it's like an engagement ring for a collar? How should the P/parties involved deal with third persons who don't know about the "under consideration" O/other? Is "under consideration" a two way street between the Dom/me and the subbie or slave? I LOVE that phrase, it makes me {giggle}. To me, it means nothing. I remember seeing it somewhere that "when someone contacts you they are putting 'under consideration' just by saying that they are interested, so in turn they have already decided to 'consider' you." I will admit, I have used the phrase before when I was new to M/s; then, I figured out 'Under the Protection of ......' is/was a more accuarate phrase to use. I don't see 'under consideration' like an engagement ring, thats not a fair comparison. It means nothing to me, it just means 'newbie' in my book, someone who doesn't understand {not being negative or trying to put anyone down.. just stating that from my experience only newcomers use that phrase}; when I was involved with Masters in the past and had 'under consideration' up, I STILL got an obserd (sp?) amount of emails wanting to persue something, when I looked back at the phrase, I realized what I stated above, it means nothing. Putting 'Under the Protection of......' or 'Involved with....' etc is a LOT more realistic and exact, verses, 'I'm talking to/with someone, nothing serious.' I think in lue of using 'under consideration' a better phrase would be 'Involved.. NOT Looking.' It is to the point and its easy to understand. I do believe realtionships are a two-way street, if one person has 'NOT Looking' or 'NOT Avaliable' up, then both (all) should. Otherwise, its showing a lop-sided relationships, where one person is evidently more serious than the other person(s). Even now, the man I am involved with has not checked his page on the side we both met on, and all my profiles, say that I am invovled, [or along those lines]. That was a mutual decision after we decided to persue things.
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