EmeraldSlave2
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Joined: 1/1/2004 Status: offline
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NOT a form letter It has to be unique, specially if it's to a woman It has to compliment me but in a unique way. Getting an email asking "Are you Irish?" to a girl with "emerald" in her name, is not unique. Getting an email saying "I loved how you used this word in this manner" is unique, shows that you REALLY read the profile, and shows an intelligence in COMPREHENDING the profile. It has to show a sense of yourself as open but not rushed. Saying "I know you'll love me because of this" is no good. Saying "I'm also into this activity and it's cool to meet someone else also into it" again shows a desire to connect. Treat it like a vanilla opening- you don't know the person yet, attempting to address the orientation rather than the person backfires. It has to be well-written, coherent, persuasive, and thoughtful. But don't go for more than three paragraphs, keep it simple and light and open. A random typo is ok, but if you know you're typing sucks, use a word processor. Be yourself. Don't use trite phrases- anything with SSC, anything about respecting limits, anything about getting to know me as a person before a slave, anything about keeping me safe...anything that's a "duh" should not be in a first email. It lets me know you don't have anything more original to say than what you read on the first page of any bdsm webpage out there and that you don't think I have the judgement to sort out the dorks on my own. Show why you are unique unto yourself. Never complain, never give a long list of don'ts and do not try and prove something. For some reason guys think having a BA in philosophy means that I will be uber-attracted to them if they challenge some philosophical construct in an email to me. Unfortunately they usually lack training to even do a half decent job of it, and it shows they aren't interested in getting to know ME. Accept that you may send the perfect first email, and yet get no response at all. It might be a bad day for her, it might be the wrong time, it might be a million things, but sometimes it's not a good match. Accept it and write to someone else.
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