AdventurousLife -> RE: Demanding Submissive Profiles? (7/20/2007 12:45:26 PM)
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Oh, I think there's a reasonable standard for rudeness. I appreciate a profile that lays out in detail what they are looking for... if someone wants something specific- that's great, it lets me say "hey, this is what we want too" or it lets me know we're not looking for the same thing and I can move along. No problems there, and I don't consider this to show a lack of submissiveness at all. What I find funny, or really, sad, and what I think the original poster is talking about are the hostile ones-- the profiles that consist almost entirely of what seem to be lashing out attacks at the people reading it. They indicate to me that the person has a negative atittude, believes that everyone is scum out to abuse them, and really seems that they are putting up a profile just for the purpose of lashing out. One profile I read said that they would report for harassement anyone who wrote to them that didn't fit their (vague, mostly unnamed) criteria for compatibility. One of the worst set of offenders, though, seem to be all the subs looking for a "sister".... who list their profile as "submissive female" rather than "dominant couple". If you list yourself as a submissive and not a couple, you show up in searches when people look for submissive singles. If you're really a couple with a dominant looking for antoher submissive-- then set your profile to be that way so that the submissives looking for doms can find you and the doms looking for subs won't see you in search results.... would cut down on a lot of the unwanted mail. (also true for subs who are owned... but maybe a feature allowing someone to indicate whether they are looking or not would fix this --- actually that feature exists, but it seems people aren't using it right-- you can indicate you're looking for "friends only"... but most of hte "owned" submissive profiles indicate they are looking for "male doms" and so they show up in search results.) ----- It really isn't that we're looking for doormats.... its not a choice between "doormat" and "hostile bitch". Its quite easy to specify what your parameters are clearly and neutrally (obsequiousness is a turnoff for me, for instance) without having to be full of emotion and drama about how horrible it is that someone you weren't interested in messaged you. And when I pass up on someone who is being rude or hostile in their profile-- its not a lack of security on my part that causes it-- its that I'm not interested in someone who I see as not serious or not mature.
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