Stephann
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Joined: 12/27/2006 From: Portland, OR Status: offline
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Lots of good advice so far. To echo toservez, and something you mentioned yourself, there's a great deal of competition in terms of BDSM. It's probably not very likely that you're going to stand out amongst others on this site, or in your local community, in terms of your 'Masterful' qualities. The good news, is neither is most of the competition. A woman who wants to be owned by you, yourself, the man that you are, and not simply what sort of dominant creature you represent, is probably going to be much more attracted by who you are. A quick look at your profile boils down to: I'm Dominant man who wants a submissive, and I'm not a newbie. I'm a decent person who likes likes to exercise but I'm not very social, and have lots of interests in 'stuff.' I like petite girls. I'm sure that seems like a lot of information; it's not. There's nothing there about who you are. Where did you grow up? What makes you laugh? What makes you cry? What inspires the kind of passion in you that you'd enjoy seeing in others? What's your favorite book? What's the last movie you watched and hated? What type of relationship are you actually interested in (i.e. 24/7 or casual? Poly or monogamous? A little or a lot of BDSM?) The answers to these questions will cause 95% of the women who read your profile to no longer be interested. The remaining 5% will think "That's a guy I really want to get to know!" To boot, it'll make it much easier for you to engage in conversation with her; she'll know what interests you two share, and she'll be able to ask you about it. The first things both girls I'm now involved with asked about where my travels and my interest in music. Without the information I had in my profile, and the time I had spent on these message boards, I doubt I'd have been involved with either of them. Finally, you mention you hate your local BDSM community. That's all well and good, but that's also probably the easiest place to meet real individuals in your area who share your interests. Chicago has a huge, thriving community; why blow it off? You don't need to attend every play party; but the discussion groups are a great way to meet new people. Good luck, Stephan
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