BitaTruble -> RE: Wannabe subs/slaves pretending to want a Master (10/16/2007 3:08:30 AM)
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ORIGINAL: MasterA56 I am curious to hear the experiences of other Masters on this site. In the short time I have communicated with potential subs/slaves, I have found 99.9% of them are only "pretending". As soon as they are faced with actually backing up what they say in their profiles, they either delete their profile or get "cold feet" and stop responding to questions. Any feedback is appreciated. Thank you! I've read through the entire thread and I'm going to take you at your word that 'any feedback' is appreciated. First off, I have no idea how many you've contacted in the last 4 days, but if it's more than about 10, that's too many. Be more selective in whom you are contacting and keep your radar tuned in to what, exactly, you're seeking. No one wants to feel like they're part of a cattle call. If you've contacted less than 10 and none of them were a go, well, that's part of the process of seeking. Compatibility is much harder to come by in the smaller pond of the BDSM world than out in 'nillaland, so keep that in mind as you continue searching. If you kiss 100 frogs before you find the one turns into that prince of a sub, you'll be doing better than a whole lot of others who have to kiss 1000 of them. Be a bit more patient and realize that at your age, what you're looking for is going to be a bit more difficult to locate. Not only do you like them young.. you have to find a young 'un who likes them older. You're dealing with folks who are very young, some barely of adult status, so are you really wondering why they aren't cock sure of themselves, stable and secure in their person? Some are, most aren't. You've been running into the 'most aren't' people. Also, in one of your posts you made reference to something which struck me as odd given that you've listed yourself as an 'expert' in several BDSM areas. You said something along the lines that you were 'led to believe' thats what submissives wanted to hear. Well, who 'led you to believe that' because if you're going to list yourself as an expert, it seems to me that you'd have enough real time experience to earn that expertise and you'd have some ideas of your own and not have to be led to believe anything regarding the bottom half of the BDSM world. That sort of ambiguity is a red flag to a lot of folks. You have to realize as well, that you've now put forth a lot of information in your posts that anyone can go read by linking through from your profile. How you come across is going to effect what potentials think of you, so take some care in how you present yourself. Flying off the handle a few times at some 'cyber' folks isn't all that mature. Just something to think about. I've met several people from this site and with a single exception, they've all been exactly as they came across. I'm very selective in who I write to and who I choose to meet though. Also, all my first meets are done in public and at places that I'm going to go anyway. If they don't show, I do whatever the activity was that I had planned and have myself some fun. If they do, and we click, great. If we don't click, I still have my fun by the activity I had planned. Online search is only 'one' of your options. You have others. Local groups/munches, whatever is going on in your area can be taken advantage of if you have the desire to do so. Additionally, there are multitudes of national BDSM venues where you can search for folks and perhaps take a few classes and learn somethings in the meantime. Mostly though, just be patient. I often advice submissives to behave as though they are already serving the Master whom they seek. The submissive you want will be attracted to the Master you are, so be the kind of Master that submissive will desire. Good luck, Celeste
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