steffie
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ORIGINAL: submale4u2spank "Hello Mistress, welcome to collarme. i believe that i am good enought to qualify to be Your property. i'm very smart, polite, submissive, caring, funny, and good looking to boot. i don't know what Your interest are but You can check mine out just by viewing my profile. if You want a great submissive to serve and care for You, please send a reply." Getting spanked is a lot harder than you would think if you were a vanilla person thinking about how people into BDSM live. Please put on your flame retardent suit for just a minute. I do not mean to attack you personally. I work as a copywriter and have taught high school English. Some small advice. An initial email is like a cover letter that goes with your resume. Every word better count if you want to make an impression. Not to be mean, but you say you are smart and funny, but don't show it in any way. I mean, I could say that i'm Albert Einstein, but if i don't back it up with some algorithms in that initial email - i'm just another one of the zillions of men on the internet that are full of c--p. The way your email is worded, you obviously spent all of 10 minutes thinking about it. It comes off like, "Hi, i'm new to the scene. I don't have a clue what to say, but am willing to promise you anything, so long as i get my fantasies fulfilled. I'm somewhat boring, and if we meet i won't have very much to say, nor am i all that into you personally. I just want to get off." Again, i'm not trying to be cruel. It's just that i get a LOT of emails like that. And unless someone has something scintillating to say - if you can't get into my head - no way are you getting in my panties. You just get deleted. If you sent me a poem, that you'd obviously spent an hour or two of work on... that was individually crafted from tidbits you'd picked up on my profile... designed it to make me smile, and make me think. Then i'd be impressed. Then you'd get a response.
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