AAkasha
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ORIGINAL: seaturtle50 Thank You BlkTallFullfig, i may not have been very clear in my last post. She did advise me in her first communication that She was a proDomme, even in Her profile i think. She also stated that She was not seeking a client, but rather a submissive/boyfriend/slave. i was aware of the fact that she was a Pro from the very start. No issue with that per se. i was somewhat saddened by the concept that somehow my money tribute would make a better statement as to my sincerity than the daily communications in which i poured out my heart to Her, and made myself ready and available for personal inspection and demonstration of my sincerity. Saddened, only for the perceived loss, as i was feeling so entirely compelled by Her. i do understand though, that much like the feelings of love, they are mine. Regardless of the proximitity of my beloved, the feelings are within me, and belong entirely to me. Also uplifted though, as i now understand myself so much better, and i did get a solid glimpse at the reality of my own feelings in this regard. Thank You again for the kind words. michael Is this the woman you contacted and described here the way you approached her? And then the suggestions here were "whoa...slow down, don't start with the worshipful attitude...don't go way overboard...just approach her like a normal woman"? The reason I point this out is that if a woman is here and open to finding both clients and a possible boyfriend, the nature/tone of your introductary email will set the pace. I know that I respond very differently to a submissive that writes to me "in sub mode", pouring it on thick -- it's obvious he has already engaged me in HIS fantasy. He's looking for that fantasy to be met. If I were a pro, I'd put his email into the "possible client" pile, which she might have done. If a man were to approach me casually, friendly, "hey, it would be great to chat, I think we have a lot of common interests" -- then he'd go into the "possible non client" pile. If this is the same woman, you were way into fantasy mode when you wrote to her, and your position might have been unrealistic and made her immediately write you off as a fantasy-seeker. She just wasn't interested in you as a potential mate. That's one possible version. Akasha
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