BossyShoeBitch
Posts: 3931
Joined: 1/13/2007 From: South Florida Status: offline
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Do you realize how rare that is for a submissive male to have an experience like you were lucky enough to have right out of the gate like that? ESPECIALLY because it wasn't like you went to a Pro Domme. There are men on here that have been fantasizing about an experience like that their entire lives and never experience it. I gave you a huge opportunity at a second chance, but you blew it again. I even had HouseBitch walk you through your assignment, almost step by step, but you failed to follow almost any of my instructions. You might want to try looking at this from a different angle: You walked into a BDSM club at 19 years old for the first time and met 2 beautiful Dommes. You were cute and because ASD wanted to see me do it, I flogged you, beat you, and spent a little time with you. Then I saw you once or twice after that night. Why not consider yourself richer for the experience and move on? Here's a few clues as to why there will NEVER be anything between you and I. Clue #1: You have a pessimistic, victim's mentality. I view you as unpredictable, volatile, and a slacker. Why not go to college, support yourself completely, change your attitude from, "Poor me. All of my friends have let me down," to "Everyone has their own shit and their own lives to live and it's all good." You know all those pain in the ass things your parents bug you about? They are right. You are wrong. Do what they say. Clue #2: In case you failed to notice, I am more than 20 years older than you and frankly, I am just not a Cougar. Clue #3: If you want to be with a woman like me, become the kind of man that attracts woman like me. And just to answer the last 50 or so random texts you have sent me asking me how I am: I'm doing great. (edited to add: *obviously in reply to the OP, not DarkSteven*)
< Message edited by BossyShoeBitch -- 6/6/2009 3:38:54 PM >
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A clever man can get out of situations a wise man never gets into... A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty.
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