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Joined: 9/9/2005 From: Austin, TX, USA Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: SinCityDomCpl If you met your mate on Collar Me, please tell me how you did it. How long did it take? A few days for my credit card to go through and then six to eight weeks for delivery! I'm on my third right now and don't trust any but CollarMe brand! But seriously, I've been on here several years, met a number of people, talked to dozens if not hundreds, spent a year with one girl, and a few months of dating with others. By far I've had more success meeting sub/slave girls in real life or on vanilla dating sites. I think sub women just get so much stuff thrown at them when joining here the odds are heavily stacked against them being able to connect with a real, sincere person within their first few attempts, and at that point it's easy for them to get discouraged and leave, convinced everyone is a fake or an HNG. I don't know if it's the anticipation of finally exploring this side of their personality or the perception that there are "rules" to how it is supposed to happen here, but everyone seems to take both conversation and meeting much more seriously on here than in any other context, to the detriment of their own experience. As an example, a week or two ago I started talking with a really cool-sounding woman local to me, and she was whip-smart, articulate, funny, we had the same sense of humor, several really fun conversations. If I'd met her in any other context, we'd be out having a beer right now and seeing if the chemistry and friendship carried over, and possibly developed into more. What actually happened is that in the course of 24 hours she decided to move to another city and then disappeared. What happened? Who knows!? I know something like that has never happened to me on any vanilla site or in real life, but its the sort of thing that is so common on here everyone pretty much takes it for granted. I can't imagine how much worse it must be for a sincere sub female who is putting energy into actively seeking, and has that sort of thing occur on a weekly basis. Odds are, there's a great guy whose message is going unread in her inbox because she just wasted so much energy pursuing a ghost. Fortunately, we don't have to match everyone in the world, just the one or few people we really need. So you keep looking in as many places possible until you find them. It's like the old joke: When you've lost something, why is it always in the last place you look? A: Because when you find it, you stop looking.
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