Andalusite
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Dude, if you really want that approach to work, go to gay.com or something. The only women you're going to attract with the "I'm too sexy for this site" shtick are likely to be men posing as women, and scammers who are after your money. If you're a little patient, and show people why they should be interested in you, you'll have better quality responses. AFF and Alt have even more scammers than here, but if you're reasonably sensible, you should be able to figure out who they are very easily, 95% of the time. It's not even that women are necessarily more repressed about sex and BDSM than men are, it's just that even the relatively few who are interested in being casual about it almost always still want to be seen as a person first, not just a sex toy. quote:
ORIGINAL: Libertaire quote:
ORIGINAL: DesFIP We can find sex and play in real life, in nonfetish places. Men can't. Logically this doesn't make sense. If these women can find this (and wish to do this with men) and men can't, how are these women finding anything? If men are involved then surely they can? *shrugs* I've talked with several of the guys I met here and dated, and guys I've met through vanilla interests and dated, before I found my Master. Almost all of them had tried introducing women to BDSM before, but few of the ladies were interested, and they were really concerned that it would scare the women off. I had a guy I met through vanilla interests and knew for a while beforehand introduce me to BDSM and D/s (as a Domme) when I was 20, and I haven't had a vanilla relationship since. I've dated several guys who I met through friends and hobbies and such, and usually told them about it on the 3rd date or so. I've never had a guy react negatively, refuse to date me over it, or even act particularly shocked over it. I think guys are more openminded about exploring it than women, who haven't been introduced to it before.
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