Invictus754
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ORIGINAL: defiantbadgirl Sunday, I was contacted by a Dom in my small town. He said all the right things, asked if I would wear a collar, and wanted me to mention him on my profile. He also wanted me to talk dirty to him on the phone. I told him I wanted to meet him and he said we could meet sometime this week. He signed briefly the next day but didn't contact me. I had no way to get ahold of him except on here because he blocked his number when he called. After several days of hearing nothing and remembering the phone thing, I assumed he was a wanker. A couple of hours ago, I sent him a message stating I had deleted my mention of him in my journal since I hadn't heard from him and said time to move on. Just my luck he decided to sign in tonight and reply with "I had a busy week, sorry. If that's how you feel, I guess I lose." Now he's all pissed off and refuses to read any of my messages. I know, I jumped to conclusions and was wrong. I never met the guy so I'm not going to cry or lose any sleep over it. Has this happened to anyone else, especially since there are so many wankers out there? How many days should a woman wait before concluding that a man is only after cyber/phone fun? I obviously didn't wait long enough. Something similar happened to me recently, too (but in reverse). I arranged to have a day off to meet someone for the first time, but the owner of the company I work for suddenly scheduled a meeting (along with a dinner) for that day. I was in constant communication, but when I said that I had to cancel the meet due to work - no reply, no consideration. No further communication. In your situation, I think that he was a wanker, though...and he just took advantage of your note to turn it around on you. He could have been communicating that he was busy, but he didn't.
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