littlesarbonn -> RE: To many Subs, not enough Doms (8/6/2007 4:32:33 PM)
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The secret to the discrepancy in ratios is to make yourself stand out. Right off the start, there are things you can do...(oh boy, another littlesarbonn list....) 1. Be completely honest about yourself in your dealings with potential dominant partners. What you'll discover is that so many submissives are trying to win her favor that they're lying left and right in hopes of getting a chance. And they're pissing her off! A more seasoned dominant (that doesn't mean older, but it means one with wisdom from the experience) will already be on the watch for those that are going to be dishonest, and she will remove them from the potentials right off the start. 2. Don't play games with her. Be what you intend to be and understand that if you happen to be something she's NOT looking for, go look for someone else because you're just going to be wasting her time and your time. See Answer Number 1. 3. Understand she's a real person, not a fantasy element to which you can hang your fantasies. Sure, she might dabble in your fantasies, but she's not a blow up doll. Okay, mine usually are, but the one you're trying to attract probably is real flesh and blood. 4. Write a sincere letter/email to her giving enough information to indicate you are sincere. Don't send her a one line statement saying: "Hey, wanna hook up?" Or the first part of a seven part novel that you're writing about your desire to be her next muse. Keep it simple but with enough information to prove you're actually legit. 5. Send a nice face shot. The one on your posting thing here is fine. DON'T send a cock shot. That will not make her happy. Let me repeat. THAT WILL NOT MAKE HER HAPPY. 6. If by some chance you do get to meet her, be polite and friendly. She's a dominant, not your next girlfriend. Well, that may not always be the case, but if you're interested in her as a dominant, treat her politely as one, and keep your mind focused on how she wants you to respond, rather than thrust your ten years of fantasies of how men and women should react in D/s relationships all at the forefront at the first moment you interact. Again, remember, she's not your girlfriend. I fail at this one a lot. I often can't figure out the line between these two, and when she and I interact friendly-like, I often forget she was interested in me as a dominant woman, and then we establish a great friendship that might lead to romance, and somewhere down the line, we forget the D/s part. Still haven't figured out how to solve that one yet. 7. Avoid bringing up previous partners/dominants UNLESS she asks. 8. If she's hot, ask if she has a sister and then put her in contact with me. Okay, this piece of advice might not help a lot, so I'll let you use your common sense on that one.
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