ElanSubdued -> RE: Attractive Skills (4/16/2008 10:01:35 AM)
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Subby2Train, I've enjoyed all the posts thus far and think they offer good advice. darchChylde's post seems particularly right on the money so I suggest you give it more than one read. You talk about what your potential Mistress wants. Likewise, you speak of all the time it takes to train a submissive. I think your headspace and approach are coming from a well-intended, but understandably misguided place. In my experience, it takes a Mistress no more or less effort than it takes a submissive to contribute to a relationship. The pairing of Mistress and submissive is an equal, mutually rewarding dance where partners actively work reciprocally towards the same goals. Now it's true that in BDSM relationships you and your partner may well not be equal in role and responsibilities. In other words, you are both likely to have differing roles and responsibilities to one another. However, you *are* equal in intent, passion, commitment, honesty, trust, effort, etc. Keep in mind, please, that I'm speaking of personal relationships here, not professional engagements. Instead of being solely focused on what your partner wants, consider what *you* want. Become a well balanced, self-aware, world-aware person who has his own interests, job, hobbies, and sense of humour. An ability to show empathy and compassion, and to compromise are always desirable skills. Equally desirable are effective, courteous communication skills (speaking and writing). Take care of your body, exercise, and dress in a style that you're comfortable with and that suits you. In short, it is my opinion and experience that *people* (not just Mistresses) are attracted to intelligent, well put together, well rounded people. As a male submissive on the flip side of the equation, I can vouch for the fact that this is what catches my attention and not any specific BDSM skills and/or kinks. For me, the BDSM stuff is secondary to, albeit intrinsically interwoven with, the other aspects of a woman's personality that I find attractive. Edited to add... I just read your profile. There is nothing inherently wrong with your honesty, however, because you don't say a lot about your vanilla interests, the sexual stuff stands out as a blemish. I'm talking about this: "I love to please and have done so with my last mistress, I preformed oral sex and mistress controlled my cum. I was only allowed to cum when she approved. I am bi-curious and have only had a couple of encounters to date. I do enjoy ass play and I have beem told that i have a talented tounge." Some of this may be of interest to a potential Domina, but as the first and only glimpse of you, were I the intended reader, I'd find it a turn-off. So, if I may suggest, respectfully, tone this down a bit and add some more about yourself - your hobbies, travel / places you've been... things like this that give the reader an idea of who you are as a person. Spelling and grammar also count. There are a few run-on sentences and spelling mistakes in your profile. Try to keep your sentences focused and succinct (with correct punctuation) and by all means, run your final draft through a spell checker before posting it. Good luck, :-) Elan.
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