ElanSubdued -> RE: Making up for the ultimate misbehavior... (11/6/2008 11:07:37 PM)
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SanDieoSub, quote:
As a man I am quite ashamed and embarrassed of my submissive nature, and subsequently that makes me nervous about meeting dommes. Some people are more submissive than dominant. Others are more dominant than submissive. And then, of course, there are those who sit somewhere in the middle, between the two. Fortunately, each personality type has lots to offer. It takes great conviction to realize who you are, to stick to your goals and desires, to recognize that you're a more effective follower than a leader, and to be a loyal, capable follower. If you're feeling ashamed about who you are, I'd examine this first and find comfort and enjoyment in who you are before you attempt to share this with someone else. Of the dominant women I've had the pleasure of meeting, all desire compassionate, intelligent, capable, communicative, detail-oriented submissives. Notice that ashamed and embarrassed aren't on this list. It's understandable that you feel uncertain exploring this part of psyche, but realize that it's perfectly acceptable to communicate your feelings simply in an honest, human way. There is no need to feel ashamed. quote:
Ladies, is there anything I can do to correct this? Please make suggestions... I'm open to embarrassing and humiliating myself if necessary. I'll be a tad blunt here. Sorry. It's the end of a long day. Here's my advice. Jettison the notion that "you'll even embarrass/humiliate yourself to make this up". The fact that the woman you stood up is a dominant is, in my opinion, irrelevant. You were rude. You made a date and then stood someone up. Therefore, my advice is that you take responsibility, initiate, explain what happened, and apologize. You don't need to offer gifts, money, and other trappings. In my opinion, what you need to offer is sincerity, understanding, empathy, recognition that you treated this woman poorly, and an apology. She may decide to meet you again and she may not. If you do meet again, make sure you're on time and don't get caught up in the drama of "oh my God, I'm meeting a dominant woman". You're meeting a *WOMAN*. Treat her with decency, kindness, and respect. Be reliable. Engage her mind, creativity, and sense of humour. Remember, friendship and chemistry are built from this base. Generally, if a dominant woman is comfortable with you and interested in exploring you in the realm of BDSM, she'll let you know in some way. It never hurts to seduce a dominant woman's interest, but you don't need to lay this on thick. Subtlety, courtesy, and politeness go a long way to attracting any potential partner, BDSM folk alike. It's not often you get a second chance after standing someone up so consider yourself very lucky. Good luck on your second try, Elan.
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