littlesarbonn -> RE: Things dominant ladies do on this site that make them look bad. (7/19/2009 2:37:13 PM)
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The only thing that ever bugs me is when I get a personal message out of nowhere from someone who is a professional who happens to be trying to drum up business. Recently, I've been contacted by the same woman on the two of my accounts (my other account, in case people don't know, is a joke account and those who know what it is understand why I have it...it's not to fool anyone). She has written me several times on this main account several times with the EXACT same cut and paste letter indicating that she is available to do sessions. She doesn't say she's a professional and intends to charge me, but it's written in that certain way that tells me that the next contact I make is guaranteed to lead to "send me this amount of money and...." I don't care that there are professionals on Collarme, but I am not their clientele unless I seek them out. And I'm not intending to. So, it becomes unwelcome mail, just like the women who get mail from scores of men, even when their profiles say "no men". My profile is pretty obvious that I'm a lifestyle submissive, not someone looking to play, so it's obvious that my profile is not read by these people when they send out a message to EVERY man that is in their geographical area. The fact that I know my profile wasn't even looked at makes it even worse. But aside from that, and responding to the OP, what thinks one really has the right to start complaining about women because of their actions that do not affect you? I mean, if someone writes her profile to say one thing or another, the only person who appears to take offense is someone who is active about reading her profile in the first place. Basically, you're stating that you don't like what someone's profile says, and YOU WANT THEM TO CHANGE. What right do you really have to expect that type of compliance? I mean, you have the same right to post such drivel as you like, but you have no right to expect that such drivel gets translated into action by people you're complaining about in the first place. I find these types of complaints to be destructive rather than proactive and only serve to set up a situation where we're now going to see pages and pages of anger about stupid things. That's unfortunate.
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