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SusanofO -> RE: A Good SUb (8/2/2007 5:59:01 AM)
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LatexBaby64: More people responded to your other thread about "Personality Traits in the lifetsyle" - maybe you want to go take a look at it. It was an interesting topic, in my opinion. You don't sound like a bad guy, but one (little) thing: Punctuation is your friend.
I am not trying to be mean, and it's not a "big deal" - but the "randomness" of what you write would be better understood, perhaps, with a comma or a period inserted when you end more of your thoughts in writing. When you start a new (even slightly new) line of thought, start the writing it with a capital letter.
Either of those methods would work to make what you write, easier to read. Both of them together would mean more sentences. Sentences are easier for people to understand when they read - they are easier to interpret than than words strung together with no punctuation.
When there is no punctuation, many people here (myself included) seem not too certain where your thoughts begin or end. Writing that way can make it difficult to understand what it is you really mean by what you write. I am saying this to be (hopefully) helpful. Just give it a shot.
* Unless you have a learning disability, or another reason you have not mentioned that causes you to write without punctuation - (and if you do, I apologize from the bottom of my heart. Seriously).
Try to use punctuation and capital letters to form sentences, or I believe many people will probably continue to misunderstand what you are attempting to say. And that would maybe make you frustrated, too. It's unfortunate - because you obviously have lots to say, and some of it seems like it could lead to some interesting discussions - If more people are able to understand it.
It's possible to understand at this point - but it's still pretty darn hard to read. Your writing doesn't have to continue to be misunderstood. Sorry if this sounds blunt. I'm trying to be helpful, and save you from possible future trouble. I am not trying to be "difficult".
Personally, I am a really lousy typist, and usually have to go back and spell-check stuff I write, or I can sometimes ahrdly (see what I mean?) read it. You can do this (if you want). Or not.
*What makes a good submissive? A good person, the right Master or Mistress, communication, and common expectations for the relationship. And a sense of humor, maturity, sincerity and perseverance in possibly adverse (or definitely "trying")circumstances. My "two cents." I think anyone who is being nonconsensually abused in a realtionshiop should just plain leave.
- Susan
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