MistressNoName
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ORIGINAL: Stephann Hi there pam, So I just moved here from Austin; my first suggestion is this guy isn't worth the tears he's crying over you. I know it's hard to see this; that first, instant connection is often very powerful online. Sometimes you have to just understand that this guy probably isn't anything like what you imagine him to be. It's incredibly easy to build a mental image of a person online based on an initial chat. Having said that, I would suggest that since obviously five years older doesn't matter to you, why not include that in your profile? If I were female.... (shhhh peanut gallery!)... I'm 30 right now. I doubt I'd be interested in any but the most exceptional man under the age of 26. I doubt I'd be interested in men over the age of 42. So I wouldn't write 'Ideally, you're 28-35.' I'd write "I prefer not to receive email from those under the age of 25, or over the age of 42." Put your absolute limits, if you put them at all. Having said that, someone who's genuinely interested in you won't be scared off by your profile. My submissive, Tigrita, had clearly stated that her one absolute minimum physical requirement was that a man had to be 6'2" to be attractive to her (she's 5'9".) Being 5'9", I wrote anyway saying "I don't usually write people who have 'you must be this high to ride' but you seem interesting and I'd love to get to know you better." Turns out, she'd been reading my posts for a while, and all but said that she didn't really care about the height thing. Fortune favors the bold. Do you want a dominant who isn't? Stephan And just wanted to comment on this post. I agree with Stephann that someone who is truly interested in you will not let your profile scare him off. I have a set age range on my profile, yet I've communicated with men outside that range on both the lower and higher end. I do not advise changing your age range, as this can become an exercise in pure frustration for you. Adjusting up or down to try and figure out just what is an acceptable age. I would leave it as it. The adjustments come on a case by case basis. We tend to set age ranges out of our experiences with people. But if you meet someone outside the age range and they end up being the exception to the rule, then by all means pursue them...but if they then turn around and get huffy about your preferences, leave them alone and walk away. I only recall having one person react badly about my stated age preference...so fine, one out of countless others. Big deal. So he blew any chance to get to know me. It's his loss, not mine. MNN
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