LadiesBladewing -> RE: Why don't men like BBW Dommes? (11/14/2005 5:00:20 PM)
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ORIGINAL: LadyJulieAnn I don't think the fact that we all have preferences is the issue. If your friend had been talking with this Domme for awhile and had showed some interest, I'm surprised he didn't ask to see a pic from the start. [clipped for brevity] Be well, Julie I don't necessarily think that just because people have been talking and click, that they'll automatically ask for a picture. We don't ask for one, even for individuals that we are preparing to meet. Then again, appearance is only a miniscule portion of what we are looking for, so we wouldn't discern much from a picture -- we depend on the meeting... what happens when we sit down to talk... to decide the future of a potential relationship. At some point, the "packaging" gives way to the essence of the person, so we don't get too hung up on the 'wrapping paper'. On the other hand, we've had more than a few people who came to meet us, and actually -told- us that they were going to start in service to our household, and then never make contact again, not even to say "OOps, I've changed my mind." To me, that is a bit rude, but their actions opened the door for us to bring our current girl in, so I would be the last one to complain that they left us in the lurch and left this nice, convenient place for our Sunshine to fill. I've had the same experience with the abbey that I am responsible for. I've had people come to -me- and ask for training, and then not show up or not do the work. I don't force people to do this. Nobody forced me, and I don't believe that this kind of growth can come from being coerced, but I -do- wish that people would be honest with themselves and with me, just so that I don't plan and set aside time, and prepare lessons, and grade papers, and select reading materials... only to have them decide that it is too much work and they're just going to fade into the mist. (Just a small kvetch. *smiles*) I think this kind of thing happens in all walks of life, when people discover that something they had a 'vision' of isn't turning out to be exactly what they planned. Anything worth doing is going to take some effort, and in a way, I am glad that, most often, the people who don't want to put out that effort don't stay around all that long. (I just wish that they'd say "I'm leaving" before they go, so I know not to prep another lesson!) Lady Zephyr Edited for some severe spelling, context, and grammar issues *grins*)
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