littlesarbonn -> RE: To offer one's self to a Mistress (4/26/2008 3:04:24 PM)
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ORIGINAL: nick2020 Hello SoulServant: First of all heed the advice of two of the Dominant Woman who have posted. If you are to truly to become a submissive you cede your rights to the Mistress who accepts your submission. Once you have been around here any length of time you will see that there are virtually thousands of submissives to each Mistress here in 'collarme'. If one decides to accept you it will be all about the Mistress and not about you. If the Mistress decides on your domestic service, or any other service She sees fit to allow you to perform be happy and 'just do it'!!! You might also want to humble yourself by using lower case lettering in your handle and save the capitalization for Dominants. Just trying to help with a few sugestions. Good Luck in your search. I'm not in complete agreement here. While in some cases it may be as you state, in most cases, it really has more to do with what those seeking are seeking and those offering are offering. Yeah, there may be thousands of submissive to each mistress (which I don't buy, but just for sake of argument, okay), but that doesn't mean that each one of those submissives is interchangeable with every other one. There are varying degrees of submissive natures, and each dominant is seeking something a bit different. The shining submissives will eventually find someone of worth, while those of worth will eventually find those shining submissives. The whole idea of "you must write with little letters" and such are posturing tools that people do to "act" submissive on a message board where conversation really doesn't have a lot to do with "playing" submissive and dominant, but in actually finding like, or opposite, minded folk. Personally, I'd never write that way, unless I was personally serving a woman who desired that of me. If I started doing that all of the time, I'd probably find most women trying to avoid me because I'd be forcing them into my submission, even when they're probably not interested. And no, I don't agree that it is "all about the Mistress" only here and what she wants. Granted, in my type of submission it IS all about her, and when I find her, she gets the attention that comes from that attitude, but for the most part, if someone doesn't have me serving her, then she isn't going to want my submissive behavior anymore than I'm really going to want to give it. Sure, I'll give respect to everyone, including submissives, men and random penguins, but that doesn't translate to obsequious behavior that the "fantasy" sometimes demands. The original poster had some legitimate questions, and even I was thinking that some of them appeared more troll-like than with what I'm comfortable (the reason I originally decided not to respond), so forcing someone into your paradigm of online submission probably doesn't help a noobie find what he or she is looking for. I understand you're trying to be helpful, but in some cases it's not always that helpful to create a paradigm for someone that isn't going to help them in the long run. As for my advice to the OP, I'd say be truthful, be yourself, understand that you're dealing with someone else's needs, desires and wants as well as your own. No one really wants to be the "solution" to someone's fantasy fulfillment, unless that person is fulfilling her own fantasies as well. I'd suggest curteous behavior, and if you are service-oriented, find out what it is you can do to actually service someone (that doesn't involve sticking your tongue where it really doesn't belong), and you might find more and more successes coming your way.
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