slavegirljoy -> RE: Under Consideration (10/22/2007 9:21:22 PM)
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ORIGINAL: SimplyMichael When you were dating vanilla, did you ever tell someone that they were under consideration? You might BE considering them but it was just part of dating them. In a chat room you need words instead of deeds. So instead of calling for a date every weekend to show interest like you would in the real world, you put someone "under consideration". In the vanilla world, if a guy would ask me out, while i was getting aquainted with another man i was interested in and who was showing an interest in me, i wouldn't say, "i'm under consideration", because that is something they wouldn't understand. i would tell him the same thing but, in a way that he would understand by saying, "i'm interested in someone else." Just like, if i was in a relationship with a guy and another man asked me out, i wouldn't say, "i'm already collared", because that wouldn't make any sense to him. i would say, "i'm seeing someone else." BDSM has its own language. There are a lot of ways of saying the same thing and, some ways work better for some people, than for others. Just because one way of saying something doesn't suit your taste or style, doesn't mean that someone else can't find it useful. It worked for me and my Master. i have always been someone who likes to focus my attention, time and, energy on just One Man, at a time. Putting the words, "Under Serious Consideration by Master David and no longer interested in communicating with other men", on top of my CM profile, when i was focusing my energies on Master David, while Wwe were getting to know each other, online and, before actually deciding to become Master and slave, made it clear to everyone else who was looking at my profile that i was not interested in meeting or talking with others. They could still write to me but, it wasn't likely to get a response from me. There are lots of different options available to people in BDSM, as well as in other areas of life. It's nice to have choices and to decide which ones are right for you and which ones aren't. slave joy Owned property of Master David
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