MadameMarque
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I believe that UtahGoddess/Ms. Sandi has stated the pros and cons of considering trained or untrained slave and submissives, very well. I, too, am much more concerned with the slave or submissive, personally, than with their resume'. I have a preference for quite young men, and so I am aware of the likelihood that an applicant will be inexperienced. If submissives and slaves care for a suggestion, I would say that, whether you are inexperienced or seasoned, an attitude of openness will allow your fullest potential to show. It will open the doors of communication and rapport with a potential owner or dominant. It may be a cure for the drawbacks of both inexperienced and experienced submissives or slaves, such as Ms. Sandi has mentioned. By "open," I don't mean to say have no boundaries. Don't put yourself in unsafe situations with persons you do not know. What does openness mean? - Be receptive to the new person you are facing. When you begin contact with a new or potential dominant or owner, actually pay attention to him or her - that person is not a fantasy in your head, isn't just "some dominant." That is a specific person, and what's going on in their head and heart may be exciting. Be open to the moment, to the new, to the surprises of another person's different ways of doing things, seeing things, their personal fantasies, likes and dislikes, strengths and (is it possible?!) weaknesses. Be yourself, be real - don't waste the opportunity to have a real connection with someone by being one of an endless parade of fakes. Don't just do and say things because you think they will make the dominant give you what you want. This is the same as trying to manipulate the dominant, and that will never satisfy you, mostly because you'll always suspect (though it may not be true) that if you ever stopped manipulating the dominant, that dominant wouldn't want you. Say what's true, act from your heart. Be open to the dominant's influence upon you - cooperate and be pliant a bit! I don't mean that you should commit too much too soon. I doubt anyone can really handle making themselves completely wide open and vulnerable, from the start, with a stranger (that goes for dominants and submissives). I don't think you should. But let the dominant start to take the lead - that's what you're looking for, isn't it? and be open to experiencing that newly with this dominant. Have a little faith in the person you're considering as your possible dominant or owner, in their intentions and abilities. Not the moving-across-country-to-live-with-a-stranger type faith or the "sure, tie me up, stranger" type faith. Just extend a little trust, on credit, you might say, to start. Let them do it their way (within your limits and your safety), so that you can have a taste of what "their way" is. Otherwise, you'll be too closed and wary of the dominant to make a connection with them.
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