katie978 -> RE: How to Get Girls To Respond (8/11/2008 9:22:28 PM)
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Have a profile! Even if the e-mail was exceedingly interesting, showed that the Dom has studied my profile with a fine-toothed comb, and that he'd take a long while to formulate the perfect introduction, if he doesn't have a profile, he isn't getting an answer. Why am I so strict on this one? Because the profile is there for a reason. My profile is the same, all the time (usually). It defines what I'm looking for and what I have to offer. If you have no profile, this might mean that you make up what you're seeking and what you're looking for in order to lure the subbies in who reply to you. If you have no profile, it might mean you're in a relationship (so, you can't put that you're 'looking' on the profile). It might mean sometimes you're a switch, so you don't want to put that on there for subbie girls. Hell, it might mean that you make up your attributes and interests to match mine-so that we seem like a perfect match. "Who is your favorite musician?” you ask. You then respond, "Mine too!” Check your first e-mails. Bad first e-mails don't get seconds. Make sure you write them specific to each woman (Yes, we can tell when you copy-paste). Include a few mutual interested (non-kinky ones), pose a question or two (like, "which is your favorite AC/DC album", not "Which hole will I stick it in first when I pwn you?"), and include a bit of information about yourself. Loads of folks on here preach the virtues of the BDSM community. While learning things from books will only teach you so much, my local community didn't have a whole hell of a lot to offer me, because I'm a good 20 years younger than anyone else there. That's certainly not to say that the older folks aren't quite a bit wiser, but as far as dates go...well, I'm not looking for anyone old enough to be my RL daddy, so, it would have been useless for finding like minded potential partners. You might have better luck being in a big city, but BDSM communities tend to be "cliquey" and it can be uncomfortable being the youngest person there that nobody is talking to. Last pointer: "I don't want to come off as someone who is weak or indecisive.” Ridiculous puffed-up dominance is not attractive. Subbies are normal women first and foremost: a few are looking to live the fantasy of BDSM, but those that are looking for actual non-fantasy relationships will likely want to get to know you as yourself, rather than you as "Super Dom Man!!" Be yourself-if you think you come off as weak or indecisive, but you're behaving the way you would normally, it's all to the good. A man's idea of weak and indecisive is remarkably similar to a woman's idea of chivalrous and polite.
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