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RE: So, what's YOUR embarassing yet endearing character... - 1/26/2008 12:57:40 PM

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When I am alone, I talk to my dogs. Not like normal people talk to their dogs, mind you, but I have conversations with them, like they are people. Occasionally I've had the misfortune of having someone walk in on me or overhear. Of course, then there is the obvious question, "Who are you talking to?" Honestly, sometimes there is no good answer.

i think that's probably more "normal" than mine... i talk back to the cats in their own language... yowls, squeaks, etc. Sometimes i wonder just what i'm saying to them.

i've never heard anybody refer to snoring as an endearing trait before... it tends to get me kicked, shaken, and eventually ejected from the bedroom

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RE: So, what's YOUR embarassing yet endearing character... - 1/26/2008 1:24:48 PM

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i think that's probably more "normal" than mine... i talk back to the cats in their own language... yowls, squeaks, etc. Sometimes i wonder just what i'm saying to them.

So long as they don't correct your grammar, it's all good.

i've never heard anybody refer to snoring as an endearing trait before... it tends to get me kicked, shaken, and eventually ejected from the bedroom

Damn, those must be some big cats to kick you out!
Don't they at least give you a warning hiss or growl?

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RE: So, what's YOUR embarassing yet endearing character... - 1/26/2008 1:47:05 PM

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ORIGINAL: petdave

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ORIGINAL: brainiacsub

When I am alone, I talk to my dogs. Not like normal people talk to their dogs, mind you, but I have conversations with them, like they are people. Occasionally I've had the misfortune of having someone walk in on me or overhear. Of course, then there is the obvious question, "Who are you talking to?" Honestly, sometimes there is no good answer.

i think that's probably more "normal" than mine... i talk back to the cats in their own language... yowls, squeaks, etc. Sometimes i wonder just what i'm saying to them.

i've never heard anybody refer to snoring as an endearing trait before... it tends to get me kicked, shaken, and eventually ejected from the bedroom

Some dogs do have an amazing capacity for language. Since mine were puppies, I have always told them I love them while hugging or kissing them.
They are now 5 1/2 and associate the word 'love' with affection. They also know my 3 cats by name. I have in essence been able to 'train' them to be very affectionate with the cats by word association. It takes some time, but it is worth it. All my pets get along and there is plenty of love to go around.

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RE: So, what's YOUR embarassing yet endearing character... - 1/26/2008 3:28:17 PM

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I can't put on a coat or a jacket gracefully without assistance. (one of the many reasons I need to find a sub/slave) I injured my shoulder once and it took years for it to heal. I couldn't bend my arm back at the angle one normally would to slip it into a sleeve, so I started putting my arms up in the and letting the sleeves slide down over them. This of course makes the jacket fall on my head and I have to extricate myself mess up my hair and generally look like a toddler trying to dress herself. Even though my shoulder is still long healed the habit is so long formed that I still do it.

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RE: So, what's YOUR embarassing yet endearing character... - 1/26/2008 6:24:47 PM

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Like many others here, I blush very easily. which certain previous Dommes have greatly enjoyed, as have I when with them as they made it so much fun for the two of us.

I also have a way of moving my lips when deeply concentrating while working on something. When it's brought to my attention, I find that to be very embarassing as I never realize I've been doing it when it's happening.

I also tend to over-explain or get too technical at times when answering questions.

To some that's much more annoying than endearing. I don't mind be called on it and see a Domme doing so as an act of exerting her dominance, so YMMV on that one.

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