MasterHyde
Posts: 127
Joined: 4/10/2004 From: Philadelphia, PA Status: offline
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Oy! Some people (doms) want a challenge. Some don't. Some people are nice. Some aren't. Some people people prefer ketchup on their mashed potatoes even. I don't know who said you aren't nice. I can't possibly respond to without knowing you, or knowing the context in which you were told such a thing. But I can tell you that one person, or even a handful of people, telling you that doesn't mean "doms don't want a challenge." People leap to all kinds of conclusions around here. You're leaping to one now. Keep in mind, there is no ideal mold. No standard definition that fits "all doms." I'd go as far as to say that you can't even assume all doms are actually dominant! How's that for weird? It sounds to me as if you met a few people who weren't interested in what you offered them. You can either choose to evaluate what was offered, or you can move on and look for someone who does appreciate it. There's no magic formula that says "Your dominant + I'm submissive = We must be compatible." We have more aspects to our personalities, and we all have our own unique preferences and desires. It's entirely possible that you just haven't met the kind of dominant who is compatible with you. Those fair tale romances where the you live happily ever after with the first eligible prince who comes along are just that. Fairy rale romances. In real life, you have to kiss a lot of frogs. And if you're a woman on an Internet dating site, you're gonna have a lot of frogs wanting to jump on your lily pad. You'll have to reject a lot of them, and many will respond with statements far worse than "You're not nice." Consider yourself lucky if that's all you've been told. Some of those frogs get downright nasty when they're rejected. LOL
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Master Hyde A self-righteous, poly, dominant, possessive control freak with strong paternal tendencies and a sadistic inner child
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