RealDeal1963
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Joined: 1/6/2006 Status: offline
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I may go against the consensus a little bit, but oh well. A while back I got a phone call from a sub that I had known online only. She was in town on business and looked me up. We met the next day, spent a neat day seeing the sights of the city, a day in Tijunana (she really wanted to see it...so what the heck, even though it's not on my top 20 list by any means). Anyway, the day went nice we got to chit chat about many things and I was very impressed, and as we ate dinner naturally my curiousity got the better of me. When we were waiting for dessert I lowered my voice, reached across the table and semi-discreetly brushed the back of my hand up her chest, placed my hand on her neck and told her I didn't think she was a true sub or she'd have long since been collared. I felt the moment was right and wanted to push her a bit...test her and see how she reacted. Her reaction was A+, she suddenly lowered her eyes, placed her hand on mine, paused, then removed it. She quietly called me "Sir" (for the first time that day) and told me her submission is without question whether it's been given or not. Or words pretty close to that anyway. To shorten the story we had a great dinner, and a few drinks afterwards and some great exchanges about Ds. Nothing else though, that was it. We still lived on opposite coasts and neither of us were looking for a one night stand. The point of the story though is, that although I agree that crass, crude, sophomoric gropes are uncalled for, I think they still have a place. In my example, really it wasn't a grope, it was more of a brush and invading her personal space a bit and it turned the conversation towards Ds instead of the other trivial idle stuff. But I also already knew the sub to some extent, the test wasn't done within the first minutes we met and I did it for a higher reason than to just cop a cheap feel. I just wanted to mention it because sometimes Doms have intentions that don't come off quite as smooth and sohpisticated as we intend (not me of course, I'm perfect). There are still differences between my example and Jules though: Right time, right place, right manner and a reason. I realize subs shouldn't have to work so hard to fend off posers and unwanted advances and that's wrong...and sad. If I were approached with some of the suggested prior "warnings" or suggestions of earlier posts I wouldn't be the least offended and it might actually be a funny opening to start sharing stories.
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