Abaddon2u -> RE: Dominant Aloofness (8/20/2008 6:13:10 PM)
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I tend to be quiet, reserved, and introspective. My normal mode of operation is to observe, listen, reflect, and then act. It is much more appealing to me to act rather than react. As for my philosophy, it is our actions rather than our words that define us to others. This has caused some in my life a little difficulty at times. Such terms as emotionally unavailable, aloft, cold, and uncaring to name a few have been directed at me in times of stress and anger, however after the outburst had run it’s course it almost always finishes with , “but I know you love me.” That being said, it is my understanding that this site is a place for like minded people to connect. Real people with real hopes, dreams and desires, come here in the hope of making a real life connection. It is not an unreasonable expectation, that when one opens communication with another that the communication should progress to a definitive answer, one way or the other. If it was me, and please OP do not take this as criticism, for no such is intended, I would owe it to myself and the submissive to determine if the lukewarm feelings could be fanned into something greater, and if not to clearly state so. Sometimes a connection can not be made, it is not rejection, just a clear assessment of each others goals and desires. I have been called a number of things in my life, some were accurate, and some came from a lack of understanding. I accept full responsibility for those times where the misunderstandings were the result of my inability to communicate clearly. Now for the short answer, Yes, I have been called alooft. Regards, Abaddon “the only difference between myself and a mad man is that I am not mad.” - Salvador Dali
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