CaringandReal
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ORIGINAL: RedMagic1 Post one of your opening letters and you can get comments that are more specific then. Ok here are two different ones for you guys to pull apart ! Hi ***** Like your profile I'm an experienced Dom looking for a real 24/7 sub. I like geocaching (ever tried that?) and the outdoors generally, movies (last saw Angels and Demons), most styles of music but listening to gabriella cilmi at the mo, What sort of things do you like outside the lifestyle? Hope to hear from you. Regards, ***** Or Hi *****, I liked your profile and thought I'd say hi. I too am looking for a full time, real life, 24/7 D/s relationship, having had two previous D/s relationships (that were real, not online cyber rubbish, I hate it ). In normal life, if such a thing exists, I'm a science lecturer at a college who likes to have fun, is honest, caring and open about feelings. I enjoy dining out, cinema, walking, socializing, composing and listening to music. I could list more but that would be boring. Have a look at my profile if you want to find out a bit more (be warned, it's a bit dull, I need to rewrite it). What sort of things interest you outside of the life style? It would be great to know more about you. Regards, ***** Two things. Your screen name would cause me to delete your email unread. I've had too many bad experiences on this site opening email from names like that. It's almost a conditioned response these days to delete email from that sort name as fast as it comes in. But say you had a different name that didn't set off any alarms and sent me one of the letters you posted above. I'd yawn. And then I just wouldn't know what to say back so I'd delete it. It's boring. Nothing sexy in it, no attempt to charm me or impress me with your wit, no sign you thought there was anything special about me that drew you to write, no indication of desire, just another tedious guy playing the numbers game and writing generic pap to hundreds of women. The kinds of things you are saying are not bad things and often work in real life encounters where the other person can see your expression, but in a pure text form without the full bandwidth of in-person encounters, they are bland and uninteresting. They sound like the 100 other emails I've received recently and was equally bored with. You say you read Stephann's post. Did you remember and try to apply the part where he urged men to try to stand out from the crowd? It doesn't seem like you did if these letters are representative. On a bdsm board when you are a dominant man this is particularly important, as subs will often see your ability to stand out from the others as an indication of dominance and attractiveness. It's important for everybody actually. I'm one of those subs who will write dominant men who interest me. I don't do it that often because I don't see that many profiles that are particularly intersting or compatible, and sometimes even when I do see one that is compelling, the curse of my life, shyness, overwhelms me, but on the rare occasion when I do start typing in the message box, I do my best to charm and amuse the person I am drawn to write. I ask about or try to comment in an interesting fashion about things he's written, I mention experiences or ideas I've had that relate to things he's said, I make my interest in him clear, I show "interesting" sides of myself that I don't show in public (no, not dirty pics, my mind is dirty enough!), I reveal some things about myself that I know someone compatible with me would find intriguing, I leave them with an unanswered question or other excuse to wite me back. And while doing all of that I communicate between the lines that I'm having a submissive response to him. The person may not write me back, but I know, after putting in that sort of effort, that there is a very strong chance he had an enjoyable read. :)
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