goodbadboyman -> RE: Is it me or is it them? (6/28/2007 5:45:27 PM)
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ORIGINAL: tallicedvnowhip I'm just curious .... Have you received many responses from male doms? Do you know why? I don't want to appear dense, but this practice leaves me dizzy with bewilderment... I'm in the it's you camp. Here's why. The first paragraph of your profile: (bolding of type added by me) Tall Iced Vanilla No Whip! Seeking extreme romance... The type no longer depicted in contemporary cinema. You're a true romantic at heart, a throwback to the film noir era. Obsessed with the idea of privately worshiping a silver screen goddess. Tall, slender, classically attired and immaculately groomed. Gleaming, glamorous perfection The last paragrah of your journal if one bothered to read it all" "The Classic Film Noir Analogy >>>> One thing most of the men seem to have in common is this mixture of masculinity with a dose of vulnerability. It's that hidden soft spot that sometimes to get them into all that trouble which leads to their eventual downfall, particularly when it involves a woman, or the infamous femme fatale. >>>>>Conversely, it's that same masculinity/vulnerability which often makes even the most hardened dames melt and fall for their own prey. >>>>>There is always an aura of sadness with these guys. An unfulfilled passion or desire that maybe they aren't even aware of themselves yet. This unrequited longing often leads them down the path to personal destruction. >>>>>These men have that capacity to move us deeply either because we identify with their plight, or want to"make it better" for them, or both. add to that; "A picture is worth a thousand words" and as mentioned previously you have many which by themselves "read" as enticing, but not partiularly dominant. In animal kingdom terms, you appear to many a male dominant who's actually read your profile as prey, especially to one that enjoys the challange and the chase. In fine art terms you're like a Jasper John's painting, with an area labeled RED with BLUE paint. No need to be bewildered. I think we all get back a reflection of ourselves to a great exent.
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