CreativeDominant
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ORIGINAL: Sunnyfey Ok, knocking this idea around the dungeon with Master (yes I have permission to post this) about public manners he wishes me to adhere to (I have a hard time being quiet sometimes, or to put it better, I'm a freakin loud mouth). This is the rough draft of printed off for me, and I wanted to get others opinions (again I am ALLOWED to do so) on it, besides my own. " It should go with out saying that when we are out in public I expect you to display respectful etiquette. I don't necessarily want you to change your normal social style (if extroverted or otherwise), but I want the focus to be on making yourself a proper reflection of me. I will instill a following set of code words so that yu can know if I expect you to adjust your social mannerisms at all: X (number) Do not engage a certain someone in any conversation. You can determine the person I'm refferring to by counting the people clockwise from my left if we're at an enclosed table etc. If for some reason I need to count from your right for simplicity I will use XB(number) If we were out and encountered a person I did not want her to speak with, I would pull her aside and say "I do not wish you to speak to this person." If she needs a reason, she would be told that she will get one at home. This should do it as I make it fairly clear when I first start communicating with a submissive my disdain for public disagreements. quote:
V(number)(number) I want you to adjut your volume of your voice. The first number is what I rate your volume to be, (1-10) and the seond number is where I want your volume to be. This will give you a basic idea on how much adjustment I want My way? "turn your voice up/down a little...more...less" quote:
Y(number)(number) I want you to yeild in conversation to others talking, and or reduce how much you are engageing in conversation, How much I think your are doing it and how much I want you to do it will be the same style as V." "I expect you to remember that conversation requires two or more. Do not try to dominate to the point of rudeness any conversation you are involved in with others. When you have been listening and begin to speak, show others that you have given them the courtesy of listening by not just launching into your next talking point. Address what they have said."
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