MasterShibari -> Lost in the flood of young doms. (10/24/2007 1:30:22 PM)
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The age question, again. As a young Dom, there is a lot of adversity to overcome on this site. Most subs automatically assume that any young Dom is only here because they are looking for sex, that they see BDSM as a great way to get it, and get it while being in total control. They assume any young Dom is clueless, desperate, and will message anyone and everyone who they think might be hot. Sadly, to a large extend, they’re right. Ask any female sub here, especially any female sub who is between 18-30. A never-ending stream of young Doms barrages them, constantly sending e-mails. Doms with generic profiles, a paragraph long, that state that “they are looking for a slave to please them whenever they want, but they are not looking for any sort of 24/7 arrangement.” These poor girls don’t even have to have a picture up, or any information whatsoever besides their age, height, and weight, before the deluge begins. If they have a picture, it only gets worse. Its sad, I know, and from what I’ve been told (and from my own experiences with the so called “gay male maids for straight men’ –laughs-) male subs are worse, much worse. These guys, sub and Dom, have fantasies they want to play out, and are desperate to play them out on the first unsuspecting female who agree to do so. So, as a young Dom, how do you avoid getting lost in the flood? My solution, is a relatively simple one. I don’t message subs, period. Okay, that’s not entirely true, I am interested primarily in the psychological aspect of BDSM. If I find an interesting case, such as this girl who is a fundamentalist Evangelical Christian trying to come to grips with her submissive nature, I will message them to talk about it, but its never about looking for a partner or play mate. Back to the point, I don’t message subs, at all. I just flat out refuse to be part of the deluge. If they message me, I will take the time to read their profile and respond. If their profile is interesting, I will give a detailed response, if not, a line or two suffice. But the important thing is that I just don’t initiate contact. I understand that this policy is probably cutting my off from the more shy and nervous population, but that is a price I gladly pay to avoid being lost in the flood. And honestly, it works. I’ve met some pretty interesting people here and I’m quite happy with my choice. Just an observation. Any comments, suggestions, criticisms?
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