NefertariReborn
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ORIGINAL: WestBaySlave I've been looking for the right dom for about seven months now. I realize that's a fairly short span of time - I've seen subs talk about seraching for years, even decades, before finding "the one" - but I've found myself feeling a bit worn-out and jaded by the search. I've spoken to a few hundred, possibly over a thousand guys online, and for all the days and hours spent on the computer and phone, remain not one bit closer to having a relationship of any kind. It hasn't all been a string of bad experiences. Mostly it's just benign incompatibility - I'm not what they want; they're not what I want; they don't like me; I don't like them. What I'm finding hard is keeping enthusiastic, open-minded, and interested. When I get a message on here or elsewhere, my first thought is "another letter from a Mr. Wrong I haven't met yet". It's not that I don't have a life outside of this. My life outside of my romantic situation has been quite good lately - but it doesn't make me any less lonely. So for subs who've had problems finding the right someone - how do you keep your spirits up? It's no easier on this side of the fence. I've searched, not searched, pretended not to search while searching for the slave of My dreams for 6 years now. I've had a few close calls but no D/s magic yet. When the search starts to be a "task" and I begin to dread coming to check mail, I know it's time to take a break. I do the beach thing, watch more movies, read all the books I've bought but have stacked near the bed, go into super career mode. Eventually I feel ready and come back again. First day I've posted to the boards in a long time. I don't even recognize some of the posters anymore. What I do find is that My breaks last longer and longer. Not sure that's a good thing but it's just happening that way.
< Message edited by NefertariReborn -- 12/7/2008 4:04:02 PM >
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