LadiesBladewing
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ORIGINAL: FLButtSlut {snip}...the difference between listing limits during a search and the limits that are defined IN a relationship. {snipped} I agree with this. Profiles, conversations and early meetings are where I -want- to hear about things like needs, limits, physical limitations, etc. Knowing these things enables me to make a good decision about whether this person is a potential fit. Once the collar is on, the decisions are mine. I still want to -hear- opinions, ideas, hopes, desires, etc....but how much weight those things carry will be up to me. I have no problem with people asking for whatever they want in a profile. Havens know that I do. If someone accepts our consideration, though, under our rules, there is no turning back and saying that xhe "didn't know what xhe was getting into and -have- to have things X way". That is a sure route to spending some mute time by hirself, with hir body occupied in some repetitive physical labor, while xhe evaluates the dynamic that xhe agreed to, and while we decide whether or not xhe is going to survive with us for the long haul. While I cherish long-standing relationships, and have no issue with providing strict structure and a healthy dose of discipline for our servants, I see no point in spending hours or weeks on a servant who patently refuses to participate in the process. It is much better for me to see in a PROFILE that a certain person has a personality that is unlikely to be able to yield to our demands than it is to get that person into training and -then- find out that xhe is incompatible with our expectations. Lady Zephyr
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