AAkasha
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ORIGINAL: LadyHibiscus Men are really snookered when it comes to addressing female dominants. Personally, I don't like being called Mistress, but it doesn't bother me excessively, I just ask to be called something else. I do use the word in one of my email addys, to indicate orientation. I am fine with "ma'am". I know LOTS of women who absolutely freak when referred to that way, since they think it's an old lady's term. Then there are those with zero experience who think we should ALL be called Mistress... so what are we to do but smile pretty and say, "Please call me Ms Francine or ma'am". Then when they ignore us, we smack em! :) I used to really get irritated, but I pretty much gave up. Men will call us "Mistress" or "Goddess" in introductary emails 80% of the time or more. But what baffles me is this. Most respond and say they only did it because they were trying to be polite - ok, I get that. I agree, they are challenged, because many women have rules like "you must call me Mistress..." or whatnot; but why is it that so many men choose to take risk offending REASONABLE women (ie, of course you don't "have" to call me anything, you don't know me yet) vs offending UNREASONABLE women ("why, OF COURSE, all men MUST call me Mistress in the first email, or else they are idiots and I won't respond to them!"). It seems as though they would rather risk offending a reasonable person, than an egotistical and unreasonable person. Is the reason they weigh this risk in this manner is that deep down, they find it exciting and erotic that a woman he does not know, or owe anything, would have such demanding and high & mighty expectations? If so, I'm pretty bummed out. Akasha
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